1am ET, October 30 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers President Trump's rally in South Carolina urging GOP turnout for the Senate race, alongside his shift to tele-rallies for other states. The report also details the Alaska Supreme Court ruling on the "two Sullivans" ballot controversy and opposition leader Maria Machado's return to Venezuela. Additionally, the episode highlights an Egyptian man pleading guilty to the Boulder hate crime, rising candy prices due to cocoa shortages, and Asian stock market declines following a historic drop in Google shares.
Topics discussed
Sponsorship and show introduction
Trump rally in South Carolina for Senate race
Trump cancels Kansas and Iowa rallies
Alaska election controversy involving two Dan Sullivans
Maria Korina Machado returns to Venezuela
Boulder attack suspect pleads guilty to hate crimes
Rising costs of Halloween candy and chocolate
Asian stock markets decline amid tech slump
Rosetta Stone language learning sponsorship
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