1pm ET, November 08 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Stephen Miller is set to become White House Chief of Staff, drawing sharp criticism from Democrats who view the appointment as an escalation of extremism. Meanwhile, investors brace for a new inflation report amid growing concerns over AI stock valuations. In Israel, Gadi Eisenkot has been tapped to form the next government, facing the challenge of building a coalition while Netanyahu remains caretaker. Additionally, Pope Leo continues his Latin American tour in Argentina, and two Senate races in Alaska and Mississippi remain undecided.
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Stephen Miller appointed White House Chief of Staff
Upcoming inflation report and AI stock fears
Israel: Gadi Eisenkot tapped to form government
Pope Leo's visit to Uruguay and Argentina
Undecided Senate races in Alaska and Mississippi
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