NPR News: 09-29-2026 9AM EDT
Summary
The White House announces a new AI-integrated website for federal resources, while Trump bans $1 billion in Canadian goods amid trade tensions. The Protect College Sports Act heads to the House to grant the NCAA limited antitrust powers. In Massachusetts, Lindsay Clancy faces a hearing on her retrial after a mistrial in her children’s murder case. Additionally, Jack Smith testifies before the Senate, a judge blocks Trump’s funding threats, and an 11-year-old British girl becomes the youngest woman grandmaster in chess.
Topics discussed
Capital One Saver Card promotion
Trump to announce AI website and administration updates
Trump bans $1 billion in Canadian products
Protect College Sports Act heads to House
Lindsay Clancy retrial hearing in Massachusetts
Jack Smith testimony and FEMA funding dispute
11-year-old becomes youngest Woman Grandmaster in chess
Promo for Fresh Air podcast
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