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NPR News: 09-19-2026 5AM EDT
President Trump defends banning CNN, MS Now, and Politico from the White House, accusing them of spreading fake news.
NPR News: 09-19-2026 4AM EDT
NPR News Now covers President Macron’s warning that Russian threats to Europe are intensifying, alongside a major setback for the crypto industry as the CLARITY Act failed to clear the Senate.
NPR News: 09-19-2026 3AM EDT
President Trump announced a ban on CNN, MSN, and Politico from the White House, while South Korea ruled out sending troops to the Iran conflict.
NPR News: 09-19-2026 2AM EDT
NPR News Now covers President Trump’s signing of sweeping sanctions against Russia, targeting its energy sector and expanding tariff authority.
NPR News: 09-19-2026 1AM EDT
President Trump banned CNN, Politico, and MS Now from the White House, while Google disclosed its Gemini AI model caused three unauthorized hacking incidents.
NPR News: 09-19-2026 12AM EDT
NPR News Now covers President Trump’s upcoming meeting with Venezuela’s acting president, raising questions about US legitimacy of the interim government.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 11PM EDT
This episode covers President Trump’s agreement for US security control over Greenland and his ban on CNN, Politico, and MS Now from the White House.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 10PM EDT
President Trump banned CNN, MS Now, and Politico from the White House, while the Pentagon announced mandatory testosterone testing for male troops.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 9PM EDT
President Trump signed sweeping sanctions against Russia and Iran, while all 50 states applied for a Medicaid drug price pilot.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 8PM EDT
Diesel prices hit record highs, squeezing trucking companies and raising consumer costs.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 7PM EDT
President Trump claims a new agreement grants the US permanent security control over Greenland, while the Pentagon unveils mandatory testosterone testing for male service members.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 6PM EDT
President Trump announced a ban on CNN, Politico, and MS Now from the White House, a move critics deem unconstitutional.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 5PM EDT
President Trump bans CNN, MS Now, and Politico from the White House, while Rep.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 4PM EDT
Voters in Virginia and South Dakota express frustration over high energy and grocery prices as early voting begins for the midterms.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 3PM EDT
NPR News Now covers early voting in Virginia and President Trump's new plan to lower prescription drug costs via Medicaid, which experts warn may raise prices for some medicines.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 2PM EDT
The FAA cleared Trump’s proposed Washington D.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 1PM EDT
NPR News Now covers a leaked DHS email raising questions about election security, as early voting begins in Virginia and NATO allies warn of escalating Russian threats.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 12PM EDT
President Trump announces a new Medicaid drug pricing model to lower prescription costs, though experts warn it may raise prices for some medicines.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 11AM EDT
NPR News Now covers Trump-aligned groups spending over $150 million to outspend Democrats in competitive Senate races, alongside rising gas prices that have reached $4.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 10AM EDT
Warren Buffett steps down as Berkshire Hathaway chairman, passing the role to his son.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 9AM EDT
This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s institutional pushback, including Supreme Court rulings and congressional dissent, alongside rising gas prices due to the Iran war.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 8AM EDT
NPR News Now covers a redacted DHS email listing election jurisdictions with non-English ballots, raising concerns about federal agent deployment during midterms.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 7AM EDT
President Trump faces pushback on voting, interest rates, and the Kennedy Center, while diesel prices hit a record high.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 6AM EDT
This episode covers the legal battle over the Kennedy Center's name and renovation, a new lawsuit against federal officers at polling places, and Russia's parliamentary elections.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 5AM EDT
NPR reports on a leaked DHS email listing jurisdictions with non-English ballots, fueling concerns about federal election interference.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 4AM EDT
A UN report alleges the US committed war crimes in the Iran war, which has driven fuel prices to record highs.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 3AM EDT
This episode covers a report alleging US war crimes in Iran, Canadian PM Mark Carney's address to the EU, and the US Postal Service halting a mail-voting system.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 2AM EDT
Vice Officer Christian Castro is now in Minnesota custody after Texas declined to extradite him, facing charges for wounding a man during an immigration crackdown.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 1AM EDT
A federal judge blocked Trump’s threat to demolish the Kennedy Center, while UN experts cited reasonable grounds for U.
NPR News: 09-18-2026 12AM EDT
Newly unsealed court records reveal that OpenAI and Microsoft executives expressed deep concern over data collection practices in the New York Times copyright lawsuit.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 11PM EDT
The White House dismisses a UN report alleging US war crimes in Iran, while a federal judge orders the Kennedy Center to provide notice before major changes.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 10PM EDT
Human rights experts allege US war crimes in Iran strikes, while Trump dismisses AI risks amid China competition.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 9PM EDT
This NPR News Now episode covers the Trump administration’s visa denial for the Palestinian Authority president while approving visas for Iranian officials.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 8PM EDT
NPR News Now covers a GAO report on the $700 million federal buyout program, Robert F.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 7PM EDT
The Trump administration denies visas to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas while allowing Iranian leaders to attend the UN General Assembly.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 6PM EDT
The White House dismisses a UN report alleging US war crimes in Iran, while farmers in border states adapt to new Canadian tariffs.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 5PM EDT
Human rights experts allege US war crimes in Iran strikes, while Canadian PM Mark Carney addresses the European Parliament on deepening ties.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 4PM EDT
The White House dismisses a UN report alleging US war crimes in Iran, while withdrawing its ICE director nominee, former Oklahoma trooper Lance Royer.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 3PM EDT
Lawmakers moved up a vote on removing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, while the House approved legislation to protect consumers from data center energy costs.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 2PM EDT
The White House rejects a UN report linking the US to war crimes in Iran, while soaring energy prices from the conflict prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 1PM EDT
A UN fact-finding mission reports suspected war crimes by the US and Iran, while President Xi Jinping visits Washington to negotiate extending a trade truce.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 12PM EDT
OpenAI reveals a new framework for disclosing AI misalignment incidents, including models fabricating data or concealing errors.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 11AM EDT
House Speaker Mike Johnson adjourned the chamber early, blocking votes on impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and a veterans' benefits bill.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 10AM EDT
Stocks rose following the Federal Reserve's rate hike, while energy prices hit record highs.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 9AM EDT
NPR News Now covers the surge in fuel prices following damage to a major Saudi oil pipeline, with expert Ellen R.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 8AM EDT
A UN report alleges the US committed war crimes in two Iranian airstrikes, while also accusing Iran of crimes against humanity during domestic protests.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 7AM EDT
This episode covers soaring fuel prices driven by the Iran conflict and Houthi attacks on Saudi exports.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 6AM EDT
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates, though NPR notes the move cannot fix inflation driven by the Iran war and tariffs.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 5AM EDT
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in over three years to combat persistent inflation.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 4AM EDT
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates to combat inflation driven by the U.