8am ET, October 29 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the heavy ad spending in 70 competitive House races, a pending no-confidence vote against Cornell University leadership, and a study on the time required to save for a home down payment. The broadcast also reports on Christine Lagarde’s early departure from the European Central Bank, early results from Neuralink’s brain implant trial for ALS patients, and the Milwaukee Brewers’ victory in the World Series.
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Heavy ad spending in 70 House races
Cornell faculty no-confidence vote
Study on time to save for home down payment
ECB head Christine Lagarde to step down
Neuralink brain implant trial for ALS patients
Milwaukee Brewers win World Series
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