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NPR News: 10-01-2026 11AM EDT
This episode covers a halted gang rape investigation in Ithaca, New York, and the shifting of SNAP funding costs to states under new federal legislation.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 10AM EDT
NPR News Now covers mixed stock markets and rising oil prices, alongside the Senate's confirmation of Keith Sonderling as Labor Secretary.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 9AM EDT
This episode covers a range of national and international news, including Trump's midterm strategy in the South and legal challenges to his new Section 301 tariffs.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 8AM EDT
NPR News Now covers a Dubai-to-Tel Aviv flight emergency landing after a pilot stabbed the co-pilot, with passengers subduing the attacker.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 7AM EDT
Tennessee botched a lethal injection execution when inmate Krista Pike survived two doses of pentobarbital, marking the state's second failed attempt this year.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 6AM EDT
Tennessee halted its execution schedule after Krista Pike survived two lethal injections.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 5AM EDT
Investigators probe a FlyDubai cockpit attack where a co-pilot stabbed the pilot before passengers subdued him, leading to an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 4AM EDT
Tennessee officials confirmed that death row inmate Krista Pike survived a failed lethal injection, prompting Governor Bob Lee to halt executions and order an investigation.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 3AM EDT
This episode covers the aftermath of a Dubai flight stabbing, Tennessee’s halt on executions, and President Trump’s proposal for $5,000 checks amid economic policy contradictions.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 2AM EDT
Tennessee Governor Bob Lee halted executions after an inmate survived a double dose of lethal injection, prompting an outside investigation.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 1AM EDT
Passengers from a Fly Dubai flight that landed safely after a pilot stabbing incident arrived in Tel Aviv.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 12AM EDT
This episode covers a fatal stabbing on an Israeli flight that led to an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, alongside the Supreme Court's reversal of a stay on a death row inmate's execution.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 11PM EDT
This episode covers a chaotic emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a pilot stabbed a colleague, alongside updates on the Iran-US conflict and Defense Secretary Hegseth’s military reforms.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 10PM EDT
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces sweeping military reforms, including a 20% cut in senior officers and new testosterone screenings, while the U.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 9PM EDT
A Fly Dubai pilot stabbed a colleague, forcing an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia amid Israeli election tensions.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 8PM EDT
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a 20% reduction in U.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 7PM EDT
This episode covers a commercial flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv that made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a pilot allegedly stabbed his co-pilot.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 6PM EDT
The FTC has launched an investigation into OpenAI and other AI firms over consumer safety risks.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 5PM EDT
NPR News Now covers a pilot stabbing incident on a UAE-Israel flight, Defense Secretary Hegseth’s plan to cut 20% of senior military ranks, and the complete US troop withdrawal from Iraq.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 4PM EDT
This episode covers a range of national news, including the Trump administration restoring FEMA disaster case management funding for Los Angeles…
NPR News: 09-30-2026 3PM EDT
A Flydubai pilot allegedly stabbed a co-pilot before passengers forced an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 2PM EDT
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NPR News: 09-30-2026 1PM EDT
This episode covers a midair crisis on a Dubai-to-Tel Aviv flight where a pilot allegedly stabbed his co-pilot, forcing an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 12PM EDT
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is expected to announce a 20% cut in senior military ranks, while US forces officially withdraw from Iraq after 23 years.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 11AM EDT
Israeli PM Netanyahu reports a pilot stabbed his co-pilot on a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight, causing an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 10AM EDT
This NPR News Now edition covers a Fly Dubai flight incident involving a pilot altercation, alongside a cooler-than-expected inflation report that boosted stock markets.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 9AM EDT
A Fly Dubai flight made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, hospitalizing the crew.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 8AM EDT
President Trump claims AI leaders signed a voluntary self-regulation agreement, while former special counsel Jack Smith defends his investigations against partisan attacks.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 7AM EDT
The episode covers a lawsuit challenging Trump administration tariffs on forced labor goods, criticism of Cornell University’s handling of a 2024…
NPR News: 09-30-2026 6AM EDT
President Trump announced a voluntary AI self-policing agreement with major tech executives, while the Supreme Court allowed the administration to deport migrants to unrelated countries.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 5AM EDT
The US military officially departs Iraq after 23 years, marking the end of a conflict that claimed over 4,000 American lives.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 4AM EDT
Special Counsel Jack Smith defended his Trump prosecutions before the Senate, while the White House announced a voluntary AI safety accord with tech executives.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 3AM EDT
President Trump unveiled a voluntary AI self-policing accord with major tech firms, while former special counsel Jack Smith testified before the…
NPR News: 09-30-2026 2AM EDT
Tech executives met at the White House to discuss AI self-regulation, while prosecutors reopened a Cornell University rape case, prompting calls for congressional action.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 1AM EDT
President Trump announced a voluntary AI self-regulation accord with major tech firms, while OpenAI unveiled new agents and withheld its GPT-6 model.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 12AM EDT
This episode covers the Supreme Court's decision to allow third-country deportations, the White House's voluntary AI accord with tech executives, and the US military's formal withdrawal from Iraq.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 11PM EDT
Trump claims tech giants will self-regulate AI, while the Supreme Court pauses a ruling on third-country deportations.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 10PM EDT
NPR News Now covers growing criticism of Cornell University's handling of an alleged 2024 rape case, prompting calls for an independent investigation.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 9PM EDT
The Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to continue deporting individuals to third countries while legal challenges proceed.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 8PM EDT
NPR News Now covers growing outrage over Cornell University’s handling of an alleged gang rape, where students criticized the use of essays to mitigate disciplinary action.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 7PM EDT
President Trump announced a voluntary AI self-policing accord with major tech executives, while the Department of Homeland Security faces criticism…
NPR News: 09-29-2026 6PM EDT
This episode covers the Supreme Court’s temporary approval of third-country migrant deportations, with oral arguments scheduled for December.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 5PM EDT
The Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to continue deporting individuals to third countries, while nearly 30 tech executives meet at the White House to discuss AI self-regulation.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 4PM EDT
This episode covers Jack Smith’s Senate testimony defending his Trump investigations amid partisan attacks, alongside a report on consumer confidence hitting a 10-year low.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 3PM EDT
This episode covers a lawsuit against Cornell University over alleged rape cases, with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand discussing the need for congressional action on campus safety.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 2PM EDT
The White House hosted top AI leaders to discuss regulation amid President Trump's opposition to restrictions.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 1PM EDT
The FBI has arrested an alleged leader of the Shiny Hunters hacking group following a breach of its jobs portal.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 12PM EDT
NPR News Now covers the reopening of a criminal investigation into a 2024 gang rape at Cornell University, featuring student perspectives on campus safety.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 11AM EDT
NPR News Now covers the formal withdrawal of U.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 10AM EDT
NPR News Now covers mixed stock markets and rising fuel costs amid the US-Iran conflict, alongside Australia’s interest rate hike.