2am ET, October 30 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This episode covers the Justice Department’s grand jury subpoenas for Los Angeles election workers amid a feud with California officials, alongside new data showing GDP growth driven by AI investment despite persistent inflation. The broadcast also reports on President Trump’s shift to tele-rallies for the midterms, El Salvador’s military deployment to Haiti following the kidnapping of its airmen, and the failed appeal of Australian woman Erin Patterson, who poisoned her in-laws with mushrooms.
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DOJ subpoenas LA election workers in voter roll dispute
US GDP growth driven by AI and consumer spending
Inflation disconnect and Trump's midterm rally plans
El Salvador deploys troops to Haiti for kidnapped airmen
Australian woman's murder appeal dismissed
Binance hack investigation and Asian stock market slump
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