9pm ET, November 01 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the surge in early voting for the midterms and the competitive political landscape driven by voter dissatisfaction. The episode details Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens revoking her endorsement of Abdu El-Sayed in Michigan and the Supreme Court’s upcoming arguments on a Colorado pre-K funding case involving the Catholic Church. Additional headlines include a fatal Learjet crash in South Florida, a shooting near Illinois Wesleyan University, and constructive trade talks between the U.S. and Canada.
Topics discussed
NPR News Now introduction
Midterm election trends and voter sentiment
Haley Stevens revokes endorsement in Michigan Senate race
Supreme Court case on religious schools and pre-K funding
Learjet crash in South Florida kills nine
Shooting near Illinois Wesleyan University
US-Canada trade talks between Carney and Trump
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