12pm ET, November 02 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the surge in early voting for the midterms, noting competitive races despite Republican advantages. The episode reports on the political fallout in Michigan after Haley Stevens endorsed a Republican, as well as the DOJ’s Supreme Court challenge regarding California voter rolls. Additionally, it details a fatal business jet crash in Palm Beach and Arab states’ diplomatic efforts to prevent further U.S. attacks on Iran, alongside a decline in ACA marketplace enrollment.
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NPR News Now Introduction
Midterm election early voting and voter sentiment
Haley Stevens endorses Republican in Michigan
DOJ challenges California voter rolls in Supreme Court
Palm Beach business jet crash investigation
Arab states urge diplomacy amid US-Iran tensions
ACA marketplace open enrollment and enrollment drop
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