11am ET, November 07 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the political fallout from midterm elections, highlighting Trump’s appointment of Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff and the resulting market volatility driven by AI concerns. The broadcast also reports on the devastating flooding in Georgia, the sentencing of actor Russell Brand for sexual assault, and Pope Leo XIV’s first Mass in South America.
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Stephen Miller named new White House Chief of Staff
Stock market reaction to election results and AI concerns
Cleanup efforts after catastrophic flooding in Georgia
Northeast weather forecast
Russell Brand awaits sentencing in London
Pope Leo XIV celebrates Mass in Uruguay
Promo: Terry Gross interviews Paul McCartney
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