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NPR News: 11-05-2025 9AM EST

05 Nov 2025

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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

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Support for NPR and the following message come from the estate of Joan B. Kroc, whose bequest serves as an enduring investment in the future of public radio and seeks to help NPR produce programming that meets the highest standards of public service in journalism and cultural expression.

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17.935 - 20.898 Corva Coleman

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Corva Coleman.

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Chapter 2: What were the results of the recent off-year elections?

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Democrats won key campaigns in yesterday's off-year elections. Democrats won gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia. And the Democratic Socialist Zoran Bamdani has won election as New York City's next mayor. NPR's Domenico Montanaro says the Democrats zeroed in on pocketbook issues which are top of mind for most voters.

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Chapter 3: How did President Trump respond to the election outcomes?

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In all of the marquee races, people rated the economy as either the most important issue or close to it. And every race, in every single one, more than 6 in 10 sided with the Democrats.

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NPR's Domenico Montanaro reporting. President Trump says yesterday's elections were not good for Republicans.

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Chapter 4: What is Proposition 50 and why is it significant for California?

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Speaking to GOP senators at the White House this morning, Trump partly blamed the election outcome on the federal government shutdown. It's now a record 36 days old. He's again urging Republican senators to overturn the filibuster. Trump says it would allow them to pass a spending bill and reopen the government.

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Chapter 5: How will Colorado's new tax measure impact food assistance programs?

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Republican senators have been very reluctant to do this. Voters in California easily approved a ballot measure yesterday. It's aimed at trying to send five more Democrats to Congress in next year's midterm elections. From member station KQED in San Francisco, Marisa Lagos has more.

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99.663 - 118.409 Marisa Lagos

Voters in this solidly Democratic state overwhelmingly approved the initiative, known as Proposition 50. Its passage is a huge win for California Governor Gavin Newsom and House Democrats, who crafted the measure in August after President Donald Trump demanded Texas redraw its maps to give the GOP five more safe House seats.

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Speaking Tuesday night, Newsom said Prop 50 was about holding Trump accountable.

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123.691 - 133.988 Gavin Newsom

And so I want to thank everybody that stood up, not just for our democracy, but stood up for those that feel bullied and intimidated.

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Chapter 6: What are the risks of using AI for emotional support?

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Republicans called the measure anti-democratic and warned it will result in large swaths of the state losing their voice in Congress. For NPR News, I'm Marisa Lagos in San Francisco.

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144.536 - 150.285 Corva Coleman

Colorado voters will raise taxes to pay for food assistance. Lucas Brady Woods has more.

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The measure will increase taxes on Coloradans who make $300,000 a year or more, by an average of about $500. Most of the money collected will pay for Colorado's free school meals program. It will also help cover the state's share of SNAP, or food stamps, after Congress cut funding for the program this summer. Anya Rose is with Hunger Free Colorado, which backed the initiative.

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More than ever, we need these state supports, and we need to make sure in our communities that we don't let people go hungry.

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181.808 - 193.485 Lucas Brady Woods

The measure is expected to raise over $27 million for SNAP in the next fiscal year and about double that for school meals. For NPR News, I'm Lucas Brady-Woods in Denver, Colorado.

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You're listening to NPR News. Officials in Louisville, Kentucky say the death toll from yesterday's plane crash has now risen to nine people. Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg says authorities are still working through the debris at the crash site. The UPS cargo plane was trying to take off when it caught fire and exploded.

Chapter 7: What can we expect from the upcoming supermoon?

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A growing number of people are turning to artificial intelligence for emotional support. It's not out of curiosity, but out of frustration. NPR's Windsor Johnston reports that some are finding comfort in talking to chatbots when human therapy falls short.

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233.193 - 254.535 Anna Sherlock

Anna Sherlock says she couldn't be fully honest with her human therapist, so she turned to a chatbot named Chatty Betty. No emotional labor, no judgment. For some of us, AI and talking to a chatbot is the only place that's ever actually felt safe. But psychologist Marissa Cohen says there are real risks.

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254.555 - 267.44 Lucas Brady Woods

If you are constantly being affirmed and validated, that can essentially unintentionally strengthen distorted behavior, and it can normalize potentially harmful thinking.

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Most AI chatbots are not regulated, and can't detect crisis. Windsor Johnston, NPR News.

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The supermoon is coming tonight. It's when the moon gets to its closest point to the Earth. It will also be full. NASA says that means the moon will look like it's 14 percent larger and nearly one-third brighter than it usually is. There will be another supermoon in December. I'm Corva Kuhlman, NPR News.

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