8am ET, October 14 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers Ukraine’s President Zelensky’s interview regarding the lack of early warning for Russian ballistic missile strikes and the US intelligence sharing pause. The report also details a record-breaking over $1 billion fine against Bank of America for money laundering failures. Additionally, the episode addresses the Chapman family’s plea to stop sharing video of a fatal tiger attack, upcoming inflation data, and NASA’s Perseverance rover achieving a new distance record on Mars.
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Zelensky on lack of missile intel from allies
Bank of America fined over $1B for money laundering
Family appeals against sharing tiger attack video
Consumer price report and Trump's schedule
Mars rover Perseverance logs record distance
Hurricane Simon moving toward Baja California
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