NPR News: 09-02-2026 8PM EDT
Summary
Chevron announced it will double its Venezuelan oil production over five years, a move overseen by Energy Secretary Chris Wright. Meanwhile, New York City public schools are implementing a one-year ban on generative AI for elementary and middle school students. In Ohio, Haitian immigrants losing temporary protected status are facing GPS ankle monitors, prompting community outcry after a student's suicide. Conservation groups sued to block President Trump's order to shrink two Utah national monuments, while Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to reckless driving in Florida.
Topics discussed
Chevron doubles oil production in Venezuela
NYC schools ban generative AI for younger students
Haitian immigrants in Ohio required to wear GPS monitors
Lawsuit challenges reduction of Utah national monuments
Tiger Woods pleads no contest to reckless driving
Scientists discover 10-sided wave pattern on Saturn
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