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The Who’s Who of Trump’s Staff Picks, and Bitcoin and Stocks Set Records

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November 12, 2024

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Plus, Israel’s cycle of war in North Gaza.

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On Today’s Episode:

Trump Expected to Name Marco Rubio as Secretary of State () , by Maggie Haberman, Jonathan Swan and Edward Wong

Bitcoin and Stocks Set Records as Bullish Bets Continue () , by Ravi Mattu and Joe Rennison

Attack, Withdraw, ReturnIsrael’s Bloody Cycle of War in North Gaza () , by Jack Nicas, Adam Rasgon and Hiba Yazbek

Spirit Airlines Plane Hit by Gunfire in Haiti and Forced to Divert () , by Frances Robles

Chronic Brain Trauma Is Extensive in Navy’s Elite Speedboat Crews () , by Dave Philipps

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