2pm ET, November 04 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Following the Republican losses in the midterm elections, President Trump defended his Iran strategy while Democrats, led by incoming House Judiciary Committee Chair Jamie Raskin, signaled plans for aggressive oversight and subpoenas. The report also covers the election of Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, Russia's continued reliance on Trump for Ukraine peace efforts despite congressional shifts, and Israel's parliamentary results. Additionally, the segment highlights a World Health Organization study on adolescent inactivity and a significant surge in U.S. stock markets.
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Trump acknowledges war cost GOP midterms
Trump discusses White House ballroom renovations
Exit polls show voter dissatisfaction
Jamie Raskin to chair House Judiciary Committee
Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan seat
Russia expects Trump to continue Ukraine peace efforts
Israel forms new government after election
WHO report on adolescent physical activity
U.S. stocks rise sharply
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