6am ET, October 30 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers market instability driven by Intel’s weak outlook and a massive $6 billion hack on Binance, alongside Trump’s shift to tele-rallies for his campaign. The broadcast reports on deadly Russian drone strikes in Ukraine and a Supreme Court case regarding border wall construction in Texas. Additionally, it features news on Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, a poll on public sentiment toward ending daylight saving time, and a Milwaukee school closure for the Brewers’ World Series victory parade.
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Market instability and Intel's weak PC demand
Alphabet market loss and Binance hack
Trump cancels in-person rallies for tele-rallies
Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukraine
Zelensky mourns victims in Chernihiv
Supreme Court case on Texas border wall
Government response to border wall lawsuit
Maria Corina Machado returns to Venezuela
Poll: Americans want to end clock changes
Public preference for permanent daylight saving
Legislative status of time change bills
Milwaukee schools close for Brewers parade
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