11am ET, November 09 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers Stephen Miller’s first day as White House Chief of Staff and the political fallout from Republican midterm election losses. The broadcast also reports on Russell Brand’s 10.5-year prison sentence for sexual crimes, a deadly landslide in Gaza, and NVIDIA’s internal investigation into CEO Jensen Huang. Additionally, the episode highlights NASA’s reopening of astronaut applications for future lunar missions.
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NPR News Now Introduction
Stephen Miller's first day and midterm election analysis
Russell Brand sentenced to prison for sexual offenses
Landslide kills four in Gaza displaced camp
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang investigated for foreign contact
NASA opens applications for new astronaut class
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