NPR News: 09-17-2026 10PM EDT
Sep 18, 2026 · 4m
Summary
Human rights experts allege US war crimes in Iran strikes, while Trump dismisses AI risks amid China competition. In Missouri, Republicans face legal hurdles reviving a congressional map as election deadlines loom. Additionally, Trump swaps his ICE nominee for a homeland security role, and a new bill seeks compensation for US citizens held hostage abroad.
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UN experts allege US war crimes in Iran strikes
Trump's AI expansionism and competition with China
Missouri redistricting battle and election deadlines
Trump withdraws ICE director nominee, taps Schroyer
Markets update: US stock indexes rise
Report on redistricting changes for 110M Americans
Bill to compensate US citizens held hostage abroad
Former KY Gov. Bevan released from jail; Sponsor: Synchrony
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