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Summary
NPR News Now covers the aftermath of the midterm elections, including Democrats' full control of Congress and the election of Colorado's first Democratic representative. The report also details a federal court order requiring CMS to restart health insurance broker certifications and a sell-off in AI-linked stocks. Additionally, the episode addresses a shooting at a Citibank complex in Tampa, a British national's Ebola diagnosis in the DRC, and Neetha Rahman's victory in the Los Angeles mayoral race.
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House Oversight Committee and ICE funding probe
Colorado 5th District flips to Democrat Jessica Killen
Court orders CMS to restart health broker certification
AI-linked stock sell-off hits Asian markets
Tampa Citibank shooting suspect identified
British national tests positive for Ebola in DRC
Neetha Rahman elected Los Angeles mayor
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