1am ET, November 03 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
On the eve of the midterm elections, President Trump addressed Republicans at the Lincoln Memorial, while Latino voters emerge as a pivotal demographic in key congressional races. A federal judge dismissed a Justice Department lawsuit against Harvard University over admissions records. Additionally, North Korea denied responsibility for a massive $6 billion cryptocurrency hack attributed to its military intelligence. The episode also covers a deadly Russian bombing in Ukraine, a child’s death from measles in New York, and the investigation into a business jet crash in South Florida.
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Trump's closing remarks at the Lincoln Memorial
Latino voters as a key demographic in midterms
Judge dismisses Trump admin lawsuit against Harvard
North Korea denies involvement in Binance hack
Russian bombing kills in southern Ukraine
First measles death in NY in over 30 years
Investigation into South Florida business jet crash
Asian stock markets and Wall Street performance
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