4am ET, November 09 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers President Trump's appointment of Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff following Republican midterm losses, alongside upcoming US-Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi that include European representatives despite Kremlin objections. The episode also highlights privacy concerns regarding AI chatbots, reports on a significant drop in China's greenhouse gas emissions driven by electric vehicle adoption, and details lawsuits filed by major tech companies against a new California law protecting children from addictive social media features.
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Trump appoints Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff
US, Russia, and Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi
Privacy concerns regarding AI chatbots
China's greenhouse gas emissions decline
Tech companies sue over California child safety law
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