3pm ET, November 07 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the White House's appointment of Stephen Miller as chief of staff following a significant Democratic midterm victory, alongside Republican Jeff Hurd's re-election in Colorado. The broadcast also reports on Scott Wagoner's potential historic win in Mississippi and major tech companies challenging a new California law aimed at protecting children from addictive social media features. Additionally, the episode highlights archaeological evidence of ancient cannabis use in Siberia and NASA's call for new astronaut applicants to support the Artemis program.
Topics discussed
NPR News Now Introduction
Stephen Miller appointed White House Chief of Staff
Jeff Hurd wins re-election in Colorado
Scott Cohen leads in Mississippi Senate race
Tech companies challenge California child safety law
Ancient evidence of cannabis use discovered
NASA calls for new astronaut applicants
Pandas debut at Zoo Atlanta and sponsor message
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