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🗓️ 3 January 2024

⏱️ 14 minutes

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P.M. Edition for Jan. 3. U.S. auto sales bounced back in 2023. Auto industry reporter Nora Eckert explains what that could mean for consumers this year. Plus, can Harvard move past the resignation of its president, Claudine Gay? Education bureau chief Chastity Pratt has more. Annmarie Fertoli hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:28.6	slash enhance. Explosions in Iran leave at least 95 people dead.
0:38.0	Plus, the US auto industry bounces back what it means for consumers and how can Harvard move past the resignation of
0:45.7	its president, Claudine Gay.
0:47.6	What started as a controversy about the Israel-Hummis War has now exposed huge divisions not only in
0:57.8	America but definitely on our campuses. It's Wednesday January 3rd. I'm
1:02.0	Anne-Marie Fertulloli for the Wall Street Journal.
1:04.3	This is the PM edition of What's News,
1:06.4	the top headlines and business stories that's the sound of explosions near a public ceremony to commemorate the death of Kasam Solemnani,
1:24.0	an Iranian commander who was killed by a US
1:27.0	airstrike in 2020.
1:28.0	Officials there say at least 95 people were killed
1:31.0	and hundreds more were wounded.
1:33.3	They said the blasts were the work of terrorists.
1:35.8	No one has claimed responsibility for the attacks which come amid heightened tensions in the
1:39.8	Middle East.
1:41.0	Some Iranian officials broadly blamed the U.S. and Israel without offering specifics.
1:46.0	U.S. officials said the U.S. had no involvement and that they had no indication Israel was behind them.
1:52.0	The Israeli Prime Minister's office and the Israeli
1:53.9	military declined to comment on whether Israel was responsible, but people
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