9pm ET, October 29 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This episode covers the Alaska election controversy involving a potential "Dan Sullivan" ballot confusion and the DOJ's escalating investigation. It also reports on a legal challenge to New York Attorney General Letitia James's role in a gang rape case, a study on the long timelines required to save for a home down payment, and the Senate's inaction on permanent daylight saving time. Additionally, the segment details an FTC inquiry into algorithmic pricing at major retailers and a call from oceanographer Sylvia Earle to ban krill fishing near Antarctica.
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Alaska election dispute over two Dan Sullivans
Cornell rape accused challenge AG Letitia James
Study on time to save for home down payment
Alphabet stock drop impacts US market
Senate inaction on permanent daylight saving time
FTC inquiry into dynamic pricing by major firms
Sylvia Earle urges end to Antarctic krill fishing
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