11am ET, October 30 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump is resuming weekend rallies in Iowa and Kansas to support candidates ahead of Election Day, while Wall Street sees a tech sector sell-off driven by concerns over massive AI spending and high oil prices. Additionally, the head of California's High-Speed Rail Authority resigned amid ongoing budget and schedule controversies. The broadcast also covers a federal judge blocking new Medicaid work rules, nationwide student protests in Italy over cost of living, and a cruise ship stranded in Cambodia due to fuel costs.
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Trump weekend rallies in Iowa and Kansas
Tech sector sell-off and AI spending concerns
California High-Speed Rail CEO resignation
Market update: Nasdaq remains down
Judge blocks Trump admin Medicaid work rules
Student protests and strikes in Italy
Cruise ship stranded in Cambodia due to fuel costs
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