6pm ET, November 02 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers the Supreme Court’s rejection of Trump’s demand to discard disputed mail ballots in California, alongside his closing arguments in Washington, D.C. The report also details a state of emergency in Arizona following severe flooding that killed two people and forced evacuations. Additional stories include mixed stock market performance, an ICE officer’s surrender on assault charges, a settlement in a major social media lawsuit, and the launch of a new professional flag football league.
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Supreme Court rejects Trump's mail ballot demand
Trump's closing arguments in Washington D.C.
Scrutiny on local voting officials in swing states
State of emergency declared in Arizona after flooding
Stock market closes mixed with tech stocks shaky
ICE officer turns himself in after assault charge
Snap settles lawsuit over alleged user harms
New professional flag football league announced
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