We're going from the governor's race in Arizona to why what you eat can affect the way you sleep.

It's the seven from the Washington Post. I'm Jeff Pierre. It's Tuesday, November 15th.

Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

First up, we're looking at the race for governor in Arizona. The close race was called yesterday.

Katie Hobbs, a Democrat in Arizona Secretary of State, she's projected to defeat Kerry Lake.

Lake is a Republican election denier who was backed by Donald Trump.

Lake wanted to upend the voting system in Arizona.

It's a key swing state, and that could have had big implications in the

2024 election. At number two, Trump is expected to launch his 2024 presidential campaign tonight.

The former president has promised to make a quote unquote big announcement at Maralago.

Trump has told people that he wants to recreate the underdog vibe of his 2016

campaign which put him in the White House. This time though he'll face a lot of

challenges from fellow Republicans and from several investigations.

And speaking of those investigations, the post has some new exclusive reporting about

how Trump handles sensitive classified documents.

The report says that federal agents and prosecutors

believe it was all about his ego,

meaning that Trump allegedly took them from the White House

as trophies and mementos, and not to make the University of Virginia.

A 22-year-old man was charged yesterday after allegedly

opening fire on a bus full of students in Charlottesville. Three people were

killed. Jim Ryan, the university's president, named the victims yesterday at a press conference.

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