3pm ET, November 10 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
House Republicans elected Jim Jordan as the next minority leader, while October inflation data came in hotter than expected, fueling expectations for a significant Federal Reserve rate hike. In Israel, lawmakers were sworn in with opponents of Prime Minister Netanyahu holding a majority in the Knesset. Additionally, a Pan American Health Organization panel is assessing whether the U.S. should lose its measles elimination status, and Russia's last independent newspaper, Novaya Gazeta, has ceased operations.
Topics discussed
Jim Jordan elected House Minority Leader
October inflation data and Fed rate hike expectations
New Israeli Knesset sworn in with opposition majority
Measles endemic status review in the U.S.
Closure of Novaya Gazeta in Russia
US Army member arrested for espionage in UK
Terry Gross Fresh Air 50th anniversary benefit
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