11pm ET, October 29 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers the firing of Army Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia, President Trump's shift to tele-rallies for midterms, and the emergence of H1N1 flu in the South and West. The broadcast also reports on the death of actor Patrick Stewart, Erin Patterson's failed appeal in the "Mushroom Murderer" case, and Netanyahu's accusations of voter fraud. Additionally, a new study highlights how mink shearwaters experience jet lag, affecting their navigation after crossing time zones.
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Army Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia fired by Pentagon
Trump switches to tele-rallies for midterms
Flu season update and new mRNA vaccine
Actor Patrick Stewart dies at age 86
Mushroom Murderer Erin Patterson appeal rejected
Netanyahu accused of demonizing Arab population
Study finds birds experience jet lag
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