NPR News Now covers the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, featuring ceremonies in Shanksville, at the Pentagon, and in New York. The report also details rising US inflation driven by gas prices and wage stagnation, a federal judge’s pause on a controversial civil service loyalty question, and the end of a major cyclospora outbreak. Additionally, the episode discusses the House’s upcoming vote on Russia sanctions, Princess Diana’s “revenge dress” auction, and the surge in electric motorcycle imports in Africa.