The News Roundup For October 14, 2022

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🗓️ 14 October 2022

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Summary

The Jan. 6 hearings resumed on Thursday, a week after members of the U.S. House Select Committee interviewed Virginia "Ginni" Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. She's a proponent of the disproven theory that the 2020 election was fraudulent and was in contact with several Trump surrogates after the former president lost the race.

Russia has arrested eight individuals it claims are connected to the bombing of a key bridge connecting Ukraine's Donbas region and Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin's forces are now responding by targeting civilian locales, including a major park in Kyiv.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to be confirmed to his office for another term when the country's major party congress meets this weekend.

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Jen.
0:01.4	And before we jump in, I just want to mention that for some of these news topics today,
0:05.5	the story is rapidly developing and things may have changed by the time you hear the
0:09.0	podcast.
0:10.0	For the latest on everything, keep up with your public radio station and follow updates at
0:14.4	npr.org.
0:15.4	Okay, with that, let's jump into the news roundup.
0:26.7	We're listening to the 1A podcast.
0:30.9	Let's get to the news roundup.
0:32.5	Mr. Chairman, on this vote, there are nine eyes and zero nose.
0:37.5	The resolution is agreed to.
0:40.0	Thursday's meeting of the January 6th Committee ended with a cliffhanger.
0:43.5	In a unanimous vote, the House Committee has voted to subpoena former President Donald
0:47.6	Trump.
0:48.6	On this morning's morning edition, committee member Jamie Raskin said this wasn't just
0:52.2	a poetic exercise and that being a former president does not entitle him to skip out on the
0:58.0	law.
0:59.0	What happens now?
1:00.0	Could the former president be compelled to appear?
1:02.6	We'll break it all down.
1:03.6	Plus the latest on local politics from across the U.S. as America gears up for the midterms.
1:08.7	Todd Zwillich is the deputy DC bureau chief for vice news.
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