9am ET, November 05 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers the final uncalled races in the US midterms, highlighting potential Democratic gains in North Carolina and close Senate contests in Alaska and Mississippi. The report also details plans for congressional investigations into Elon Musk following his significant spending on Republican candidates. Additionally, the segment addresses Israel's post-election coalition formation, flash flooding in the Southeast, a 10-year prison sentence for Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong, and multiple bomb threats against European flights.
Topics discussed
Sponsor: Google Workspace with Gemini
Midterm election results and uncalled races
Potential congressional investigations into Elon Musk
Israel's government formation and election disputes
Flash flooding in Tennessee and Georgia
Joshua Wong sentenced in Hong Kong
Bomb threats on European flights
Promo: Terry Gross interviews Paul McCartney
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