4pm ET, October 08 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers Hurricane Ies prompting evacuations along the Gulf Coast, a federal judge's pending decision on restoring White House press access for banned outlets, and a new torture indictment against former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The broadcast also reports on Health Secretary RFK Jr.'s new NIH vaccine safety clinic, the UK's decision to keep its Jerusalem mission open despite diplomatic tensions with Israel, and the successful splashdown of NASA's Crew-12 after nearly eight months in space.
Topics discussed
NPR News Now introduction
Hurricane Ies evacuations and landfall forecast
Court ruling on White House press access ban
New indictment of former Venezuelan President Maduro
Details on Maduro torture charges and trial date
New NIH clinic to study vaccine safety and risks
UK and Israel dispute over Jerusalem consulate
NASA Crew-12 splashdown after ISS mission
Promotion for NPR Politics podcast
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