5pm ET, November 01 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This episode covers a federal judge dismissing the Trump administration's lawsuit over the Alaska Senate race, noting the administration's intent to appeal. It also reports on high early voting rates in Michigan, where a Democratic House member endorsed a Republican Senate candidate, and the start of ACA open enrollment amid a significant drop in coverage. Additional headlines include constructive U.S.-Canada trade talks, the results of the New York City Marathon, and Senator Chris Murphy's hospitalization following a stroke.
Topics discussed
Federal judge dismisses Trump admin lawsuit over Alaska Senate race
Michigan early voting stats and Haley Stevens endorsement
ACA marketplace open enrollment begins amid enrollment drop
PM Carney discusses trade deal with President Trump
Swedish runner wins men's New York City Marathon
Senator Chris Murphy hospitalized after stroke
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