9am ET, October 04 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Cornell University president Michael Kotlikoff addresses criticism over its handling of a gang rape allegation, promising greater transparency and an independent review. The U.S. Supreme Court opens a new term with key cases on semi-automatic weapon bans, immigration, and religious school funding. In Brazil, voters face a tight contest between incumbent Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro amid regional political shifts. Additionally, Tennessee’s prison chief resigns following a failed execution, while the Coast Guard searches for a missing air ambulance off Nantucket.
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Cornell University responds to rape allegations
Supreme Court new term and gun ban case
Brazil presidential election coverage
Tennessee prison chief resigns after failed execution
Debris found from missing Canadian air ambulance
Churches hold annual blessing of the animals
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