4am ET, October 10 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the aftermath of Hurricane Isaias, which has left over 700,000 customers without power across the Southeast. The report also details the State Department’s new sanctions on the International Criminal Court and the ongoing controversy over an ICE shooting in New York that injured a man while his five-year-old son was in the car. Additionally, the episode discusses financial disclosures regarding Prince Andrew’s eviction from a royal lodge and highlights the severe air quality issues in Manaus, Brazil, caused by Amazon wildfires.
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Hurricane Isaias downgraded to post-tropical cyclone
US sanctions International Criminal Court after Nobel Prize
ICE shooting of Dominican man in NYC and child in car
Political reaction to ICE and brief market update
Crown Estate reveals costs of Prince Andrew's lodge
Amazon wildfire smoke disrupts life in Manaus, Brazil
College football results: BYU, Iowa, and Louisville
Sponsor: Mattress Firm
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