8am ET, November 04 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Democrats have flipped control of Congress in the midterm elections, with key Senate races in Alaska and Mississippi still undecided. The new Democratic majority plans to launch investigations into the Iran war, tariffs, and the president's financial interests. Meanwhile, markets surged on the results, and North Korea launched multiple missiles, signaling that dialogue with the U.S. remains possible but not essential.
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Midterm election results: Democrats flip Congress
Key Senate races in Alaska and Mississippi
Trump reacts to Republican losses
Democratic agenda for investigations
Redistricting impact in Florida's 9th district
Stock market reaction to election results
North Korea missile tests and diplomatic stance
European supermarket freezer hacking incident
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