9am ET, November 07 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the upcoming congressional session, highlighting the rush to pass government funding and military spending before Democrats take control, alongside a likely impeachment vote for the Secretary of Defense. The report also details a fresh Russian missile attack on Kyiv, a wave of hoax bomb threats disrupting European airports and broadcasters, and the political challenges Democrats face in advancing Medicare for All. Finally, the segment notes the Trump administration's push to build a massive memorial arch despite a federal court injunction.
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Congress returns with funding and military spending deadlines
Election results complicate unfinished legislative work
Impeachment vote on Secretary of Defense expected
Russia launches missile strikes on Kyiv
Ukraine's infrastructure under relentless assault
Hoax bomb threats disrupt European airports and broadcasters
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Democrats face challenges pushing Medicare for All
Short-term focus on restoring Obamacare subsidies
Trump administration moves ahead with memorial arch plans
Terry Gross announces Paul McCartney interview
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