7am ET, November 08 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This episode covers the latest headlines, including Mary Peltola’s lawsuit over rejected Alaska absentee ballots and a new report on persistent inflation despite strong economic growth. It also details a deadly car attack in Krakow, Poland, where a suspect killed six people before being arrested. Additionally, the broadcast reports on power outages in Ukraine following Russian strikes and a magnitude 5.7 earthquake in central Japan that injured at least 22 people.
Topics discussed
Sponsor: Thumbtack
Alaska election: Peltola lawsuit and vote count
Economic report: Growth vs. inflation concerns
Krakow attack: Suspect arrested, family found
Ukraine: Power outages after Russian attacks
Japan: Earthquake in Shizuoka and fault risks
Pope Leo: Visit to Uruguay and Argentina
Sponsor: Open Door
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