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NPR News: 11-11-2025 9PM EST

12 Nov 2025

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

0.757 - 3.923 Ryland Barton

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Ryland Barton.

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Chapter 2: What events were commemorated on Veterans Day at Arlington National Cemetery?

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Veterans Day commemorated at Arlington National Cemetery. NPR's Tamara Keith reports President Trump paid tribute to the men and women who served in the U.S. military.

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24.01 - 31.86 Tamara Keith

President Trump laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier before delivering remarks thanking America's military veterans for their service.

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We want to also say thank you for carrying America's fate on your strong, very broad, proud shoulders. Each of you has earned the respect and the gratitude of our entire nation.

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Chapter 3: How are furloughed federal workers coping with the government shutdown?

46.066 - 61.662 Tamara Keith

Trump did take a quick detour to celebrate what he called a win for Republican leaders in Congress getting a deal to reopen the government. The House of Representatives is set to vote on a short-term funding measure as soon as tomorrow. Tamara Keith, NPR News, the White House.

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With the government shutdown likely coming to a close, thousands are still grappling with its effects.

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Chapter 4: What are the implications of the recent court ruling on congressional redistricting in Utah?

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Mississippi Public Broadcasting's Elise Gregg spoke with one furloughed federal worker. who's been using her free time to volunteer.

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For Joyce Robinson, a veteran and civilian employee with the National Guard, staying busy while she's away from her job isn't an option.

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We have not been working for the last 40 days, and I just felt like giving my time back, doing something that's rewarding to me, made me feel like I was at work.

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She's been volunteering with Mississippi Food Network, which has helped support those who haven't received SNAP benefits this month.

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In the meantime, she's trying to make ends meet herself. It's not like I don't have any food in the house.

Chapter 5: What caused the blackout in the Dominican Republic and what are its effects?

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It's just, you know, the unknown, not knowing that I haven't received a check in 40 days. She's optimistic about coming back to work soon, though.

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112.196 - 115.02 Elise Gregg

For NPR News, I'm Elise Gregg in Jackson.

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115.321 - 132.081 Ryland Barton

As President Trump has been pushing Republicans to redraw congressional lines before the 2026 midterm elections... Strong reactions are coming in after a court ruling in Utah Monday went the other way. Martha Harris of member station KUER reports that Republicans say the judge overreached.

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132.112 - 136.157 Martha Harris

One of Utah's four congressional districts now favors Democrats.

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Chapter 6: What are the latest weather conditions affecting the southeastern United States?

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Emma Petty Adams is with Mormon Women for Ethical Government, which was part of the 2022 lawsuit prompting the new map.

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At a time when politicians are rushing to gerrymander their states for political advantage all over the country, a cross-partisan group of Utah citizens are finally seeing the fruits of their persistence and years-long commitment to do the opposite.

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157.593 - 172.66 Martha Harris

But Republican leaders condemned the ruling, calling the map gerrymandered. This court ruling happens to come during a redistricting race to draw maps that could help their party keep control of Congress. For NPR News, I'm Martha Harris in Salt Lake City.

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Stocks closed mixed today. You're listening to NPR News from Washington. A blackout has hit the Dominican Republic, snarling traffic and paralyzing businesses in the country of nearly 11 million people. Officials are blaming a failure in the grid's transmission system, although it wasn't immediately clear what caused it, and it's not immediately clear how long it'll take to restore power.

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NASA will try again tomorrow to launch a pair of spacecrafts to Mars. As NPR's Joe Palco reports, the twin Escapade spacecraft are designed to study the Martian atmosphere and weather conditions.

212.105 - 232.656 Joe Palka

It's taken a while to get the Escapade probes started on their journey. They were supposed to be carried into space a year ago by the New Glenn rocket made by Blue Origin. But a variety of factors led NASA to scrub those plans. For a while, it wasn't clear how or whether Escapade would get to Mars. But ultimately, NASA decided to put the probes back on the New Glenn rocket.

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Once at Mars, ESCAPADE will make measurements that will help scientists understand how charged particles from the sun affect the thin Martian atmosphere. The twin probes will let scientists create 3D images of how those particles are deflected around Mars by the planet's magnetic field. For NPR News, I'm Joe Palka.

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The southeastern United States is experiencing record low temperatures. A freeze warning is in effect for about 18 million people across Alabama, Florida, and Georgia. Some daily records were shattered, including a low of 28 degrees in Jacksonville, Florida. Meanwhile, parts of the Great Lakes and Northeast experienced significant snowfall, causing hazardous driving conditions. I'm Ryland Barton.

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You're listening to NPR News from Washington.

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