NPR News: 09-25-2026 6PM EDT
Summary
The Supreme Court has revived the SAVE federal data system for voter citizenship checks despite privacy concerns. Record-high diesel prices are squeezing Pacific Northwest loggers as the administration works to cut regulations. The FAFSA form opened early with new features to simplify the process for students. Additionally, a report details security failures surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination, a nor'easter disrupts MLB games, and Pope Leo XIV warns against AI's impact on humanity.
Topics discussed
Supreme Court revives SAVE voter citizenship tool
Record diesel prices squeeze Pacific Northwest loggers
FAFSA opens early for federal student aid
Report on Charlie Kirk assassination security failures
Nor'easter disrupts MLB games in Mid-Atlantic
Pope Leo XIV warns on AI and nuclear arms in France
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