Morning’s News Headlines - 08.11.2024

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November 8, 2024 10:00

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Morning's top stories:

- White House chief of staff appointed.

- FED cuts interest rates.

- Hurricane Rafael strikes Cuba.

- Expert: Germany in transitional period.

- US commitments to COP29 after win.

- Ancient Turkish church opens to tourists.

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