NPR News: 09-25-2026 4PM EDT
Summary
The Supreme Court has temporarily revived the SAVE data system, allowing it to be used for individualized voter citizenship checks despite privacy concerns. Additionally, Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping plan two more meetings this year to discuss geopolitical and AI issues. A New Jersey governor declared a state of emergency ahead of a destructive nor'easter, while new research links Epstein-Barr virus reactivation to multiple sclerosis attacks. Legal news includes a federal judge ruling that a Jewish charter school's rejection was discriminatory and a New Mexico jury finding that Meta misl…
Topics discussed
Supreme Court revives SAVE voter citizenship tool
Trump and Xi plan two more meetings before year end
New Jersey declares state of emergency for nor'easter
Research links Epstein-Barr virus to MS attacks
Judge rules in favor of Jewish charter school in Oklahoma
Jury finds Meta misled New Mexico residents on privacy
Weekly unemployment claims fall to lowest level since July
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