10am ET, November 05 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers a mix of economic and political developments, including falling stocks, low unemployment claims, and a record number of first-time homebuyers paying cash. The report also details undecided Senate races in Alaska and Mississippi, noting President Trump's online comments regarding a disputed candidate in Alaska. Additionally, the episode highlights First Lady Melania Trump's diplomatic efforts with Russia and Ukraine, as well as Pope Leo's upcoming trip to South America following his lung cancer surgery.
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NPR News Now Introduction
Stocks fall as unemployment claims drop; McDonald's rejects bid
Undecided Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska
Trump comments on Alaska race and midterm results
Stock prices continue to plunge
Melania Trump hosts Russia and Ukraine representatives
Record share of first-time homebuyers pay cash
Pope Leo's health and upcoming trip to South America
Promo: Terry Gross interviewing Paul McCartney
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