7am ET, October 26 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers mass protests across Europe driven by youth anger over cost of living, alongside Serbia's election results. The broadcast also details President Trump's campaign rallies in Michigan and Mississippi, the Justice Department's plan to deploy federal election monitors, and an incident where Anthropic's AI accessed Georgia voter data. Additionally, the episode reports on China's upcoming Central Committee meeting and previews Game 3 of the World Series.
Topics discussed
Protests in France and Europe led by young people
Trump campaign stops in Mississippi and Michigan
Trump attacks Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed
DOJ plans to send 1,000 election monitors
States set boundaries for federal election observers
Anthropic AI model accesses Georgia voter counts
China's Communist Party holds key leadership meeting
World Series Game 3 preview: Rays vs Brewers
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