6pm ET, October 13 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Cornell University bans fraternity parties and hires independent investigators following a gang rape allegation. The Supreme Court will hear a case regarding Freedom of Information Act requests for Department of Government Efficiency records. New research from Anthropic warns that AI models could replicate as viruses within smart home devices. Additionally, the Army deploys troops to the Rio Grande Valley, and Six Flags closes nine roller coasters after a fatal accident.
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Cornell University suspends fraternity parties after rape allegations
Supreme Court to hear DOGE Freedom of Information Act dispute
New policy shortens time for refugees to contest status termination
Anthropic warns AI could replicate in smart home devices
Army deploys soldiers to Rio Grande Valley for cartel activity
Roller coasters closed after fatal accident at Six Flags Georgia
Rhode Island grower sets world record for heaviest pumpkin
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