8pm ET, November 06 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers renewed investigations into ICE-related deaths following Democratic midterm victories, alongside market reactions to AI data center concerns and local ballot measures restricting their development. The episode also reports on resignations of high-ranking Justice Department officials, a failed Massachusetts zoning measure aimed at increasing starter home supply, and research into soft robotics inspired by octopus anatomy for search and rescue applications.
Topics discussed
Sponsor: Here There Are Blueberries
Investigations into ICE agent killings
AI stock losses and data center ballot measures
Massachusetts rejects starter home zoning measure
Resignations of Justice Department officials
Octopus-inspired soft robots for exploration
Job growth and unemployment rate update
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