2am ET, October 31 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This episode covers a Ninth Circuit ruling rejecting the Justice Department's attempt to halt processing of California ballots, alongside reports of a spoiler candidate in the Alaska Senate race. It also details France’s massive security deployment for upcoming protests, a Wall Street selloff driven by AI concerns, and Pope Leo’s absentee vote in the U.S. election. Additionally, the show discusses a federal judge’s inquiry into misconduct regarding the East Potomac golf course and celebrates the Milwaukee Brewers’ historic World Series victory.
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Appeals court rejects DOJ request on CA ballots
Alaska Senate race and spoiler candidate controversy
France warns of violence ahead of Saturday protests
Wall Street drops on AI concerns and Intel loss
Pope Leo casts absentee ballot in US election
Judge opens inquiry into DC golf course renovation
Milwaukee Brewers celebrate World Series title
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