9pm ET, October 07 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers a Michigan Senate candidate’s split with Trump over Canada tariffs and the northern Gulf Coast bracing for Hurricane Isaias. The broadcast also reports on France pausing stun grenade use after a student protest incident and the WHO seeking clarity on a Siberian death. Additionally, the show highlights the University of Arizona suspending fraternities over misconduct and HUD investigating Wells Fargo for alleged Fair Housing Act violations in its minority lending programs.
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Mike Rogers ad on Canada trade war
Hurricane Isaias threatens Gulf Coast
France pauses stun grenades in protests
WHO inquiry into Siberian lab death
U of Arizona suspends fraternities
HUD investigates Wells Fargo lending
NHL romance audiobooks removed
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