3am ET, November 07 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
President Trump replaces Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, prompting sharp criticism from Democrats. The episode also highlights political scientists' views on the midterm results as a win for democracy, alongside a report of stronger-than-expected October job growth. Additional stories include a pension lawsuit by retired MLB umpires, the death of West Virginia Senator John J. Rockefeller, and a state of emergency declared in Georgia due to flooding.
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Stephen Miller named new White House Chief of Staff
Political scientists call midterm results a win for democracy
US employers add 165,000 jobs in October
Wall Street closes week with mixed market results
Retired MLB umpires sue leagues over pension benefits
Death of John J. Rockefeller, former WV governor
Georgia declares state of emergency due to flooding
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