8am ET, October 13 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe outlining a "theory of victory" to reassure allies against Russian threats, alongside President Trump’s campaign stops in Alaska and Arizona. The report details an NPR analysis revealing the government continued funding pro-Trump ads despite a claimed policy change, leading to a court order to stop them. Additionally, Australia’s Prime Minister opposes the Pentagon’s plan to live-stream a Fort Hood shooter’s execution, while Pope Leo undergoes lung surgery and Six Flags temporarily closes coasters following a fatal incident.
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NATO military leader outlines response to potential Russian attack
Trump campaigns in Alaska and plans for Arizona
NPR analysis: Government still funding pro-Trump ads
Australia opposes live stream of Fort Hood shooter execution
Pope Leo arrives at Rome hospital for lung surgery
Six Flags closes nine roller coasters after fatal incident
Over 60,000 Florida customers still without power
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