8pm ET, October 04 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the Supreme Court’s new term, highlighting pending cases on climate, guns, and the Ten Commandments, alongside election-related legal battles. The broadcast reports on the arrest of a U.S. Marine in Okinawa for murder, the surge in anti-sexual assault advocacy following allegations at Cornell University, and Brazil’s pivotal presidential runoff. Additionally, the segment features a viral gray shark stuck in a South Korean canal and the box office flop of Tom Cruise’s The Digger.
Topics discussed
Sponsorship and show introduction
Supreme Court new term and upcoming cases
US Marine arrested for murder in Okinawa
Cornell fraternity rape allegations and hotline spike
Brazil presidential election polls close
Gray shark stuck in South Korean canal
The Digger box office flop and movie news
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