9pm ET, October 28 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This episode covers President Trump and former President Obama holding dueling rallies in Ohio and Georgia, alongside analysis of how immigration enforcement is impacting Latino voters in Arizona. The broadcast also reports on a data breach involving Department of Homeland Security employees, the Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady, and a study linking LA wildfire smoke to toxic metal exposure. Additionally, it highlights the legal troubles of an Egyptian journalist and South Africa's test run of the world's longest freight train.
Topics discussed
Dueling rallies: Trump in Ohio, Obama in Georgia
Latino voters in Arizona and shifting political loyalties
DHS employee data breach by online activist group
Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady; stocks rise
Study links LA fires to high airborne lead levels
Egyptian journalist freed after fine, faces new trial
South Africa completes test run of world's longest freight train
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