8am ET, November 07 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Democratic lawmakers condemn Stephen Miller’s appointment as White House chief of staff, while new congressional investigations target ICE agents over recent deaths. The broadcast also covers undecided Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska, where ballot counting and ranked-choice voting determine outcomes. Internationally, New Zealand’s general election remains a tight race between the National and Labour parties, and Pope Leo begins his South American tour in Uruguay.
Topics discussed
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Reaction to Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff
Investigations into deaths caused by ICE agents
Undecided Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska
New Zealand general election results
Pope Leo's visit to Uruguay and South America
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