4pm ET, November 09 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the U.S. House's potential vote to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for alleged war crimes and constitutional violations. The report also details NVIDIA's stock drop amid an internal investigation into its CEO, and France's accusation that Iran's Revolutionary Guard hacked supermarket refrigeration systems. Additionally, the episode highlights Pope Leo's meeting with abuse survivors in Argentina, new research linking circadian rhythms to a specific type of depression, and Ohio State University's suspension of a fraternity following a viral video.
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House vote on impeaching Defense Secretary Hegseth
Tech stocks, NVIDIA CEO investigation, and oil prices
France alleges Iranian cyberattack on supermarket fridges
Pope Leo meets abuse survivors in Argentina
Study links circadian rhythms to a type of depression
Ohio State suspends fraternity over video of men on fire
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