2am ET, November 09 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump signaled openness to working with Democrats on immigration after acknowledging his crackdown went too far, while Attorney General Todd Blanche pushed back against congressional corruption investigations. In Israel, Gadi Eisenkot was tapped to form a new government, potentially ending Benjamin Netanyahu's long tenure. The broadcast also covered a deadly train collision in Egypt, Colorado residents voting via helicopter during floods, and Trump's joke about appointing UFC boss Dana White as press secretary.
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Trump admits immigration crackdown went too far
Stephen Miller appointed Chief of Staff; Democrats plan probes
AG Blanche pushes back on congressional oversight
Gadi Eisenkot tapped to form Israel's next government
Coalition building challenges and timeline for Eisenkot
Train collision in Egypt kills seven, injures 125
Helicopter transports ballots from flood-hit Colorado
Trump jokes about Dana White as press secretary
Dana White visit and previous press secretary departure
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