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Americans are on the move for Thanksgiving, including millions who will fly to visit family and friends.

NPR's Joel Rose reports the number of people traveling for the holiday is poised to set a record.

Russia's top diplomat is warning Moscow would likely reject any U.S.

peace plan for Ukraine that fails to address the core Kremlin demands.

From Moscow, NPR's Charles Maines has details.

Democratic Senator Mark Kelly is under investigation by the Pentagon for what the Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth claims is a possible breach of military law after Kelly, a decorated military pilot and astronaut, joined five other lawmakers in a video.

Five of the six are military veterans.

The other worked for the CIA.

They called on the military troops to defy what they called our illegal orders.

Now the Pentagon tonight says it wants the complaint against Kelly reviewed by December the 10th.

Kelly says President Trump and Hegseth are acting like bullies.

Hegseth says only Kelly is being investigated by the Pentagon because he is the only lawmaker to formally retire from the military and is still under Pentagon jurisdiction.

Stocks close the day up.

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A new federal policy could have detrimental impacts on nurses across the country who are hoping to get advanced degrees.

Scott Macione from member station WYPR in Baltimore has more.

Americans' confidence about the state of the U.S.

economy, it slipped in November.