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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.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 3AM EDT
President Trump criticized the Federal Reserve after a unanimous decision to raise interest rates to combat inflation, while a judge set a deadline…
NPR News: 09-17-2026 2AM EDT
President Trump campaigned in North Carolina, urging voters to support Republicans and promising $5,000 checks if they retain congressional control.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 1AM EDT
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in three years to combat inflation driven by the US-Iran war, drawing criticism from President Trump.
NPR News: 09-17-2026 12AM EDT
President Trump criticized the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hike, while markets reacted to the decision.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 11PM EDT
This NPR News Now episode covers a Russia sanctions bill sent to President Trump, which includes controversial tariff provisions and is named for late Senator Lindsey Graham.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 10PM EDT
President Trump criticized the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates, while NPR reports the move was driven by inflation spikes from the Iran conflict.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 9PM EDT
This episode covers the EU’s proposal to make Canada an associate member, prompting Trump to threaten tariffs, and a legal battle over the Kennedy Center’s closure.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 8PM EDT
Congress sent a Russia sanctions bill to President Trump, while the House voted to hold billionaire Leon Black in contempt for defying Epstein probe subpoenas.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 7PM EDT
The House passed sanctions targeting Russia’s economy, while the Federal Reserve raised interest rates to combat inflation.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 6PM EDT
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates to combat inflation, defying President Trump's calls for cuts.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 5PM EDT
President Trump criticized the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike, while the administration consults Congress on a $2.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 4PM EDT
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in three years, a move defended by Chair Kevin Warsh despite President Trump’s opposition.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 3PM EDT
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in over three years to combat inflation, a move that triggered a sharp drop in U.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 2PM EDT
NPR News Now covers the Federal Reserve’s expected interest rate hike to combat inflation, alongside Democrats’ “New Battlefield Project” to staff…
NPR News: 09-16-2026 1PM EDT
The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates, while retail sales data shows a recovery in dining and clothing spending despite high gas prices.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 12PM EDT
NPR News Now covers the Federal Reserve’s expected interest rate hike amid persistent inflation and surging energy prices linked to the US war in Iran.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 11AM EDT
The Trump administration is consulting Congress on a $2.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 10AM EDT
Stocks opened mixed as robust retail sales data suggested consumers are still spending despite high energy prices, while the Federal Reserve prepares to raise interest rates.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 9AM EDT
The House passed a war powers resolution to limit the Iran conflict, while new reports estimate the war’s cost at over $33 billion and detail extensive damage to U.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 8AM EDT
The House approved a war powers resolution to block the Iran conflict, while the Fed prepares to raise rates amid inflation driven by the war.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 7AM EDT
The House passed a war powers resolution to limit presidential authority in the Iran conflict, while the Kennedy Center board voted to shut down the…
NPR News: 09-16-2026 6AM EDT
The House approved a war powers resolution to halt the Iran conflict, as new reports reveal the war has cost over $33 billion and damaged US bases.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 5AM EDT
The Congressional Budget Office reports the Iran war has cost over $38 billion, prompting the House to pass a war powers resolution.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 4AM EDT
NPR News Now covers bipartisan warnings on AI risks, the first public confirmation of U.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 3AM EDT
Mayor Karen Bass mourns victims of a deadly bus crash and subsequent news helicopter crash in Los Angeles.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 1AM EDT
This episode covers a Washington gathering where Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon warned of AI risks, alongside Attorney General Todd Blanche dismissing those concerns as political.
NPR News: 09-16-2026 12AM EDT
NPR News Now covers the House approving an Iran war powers resolution and a Pentagon report on $33 billion in war costs.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 11PM EDT
Attorney General Todd Blanche dismisses AI regulation concerns as politically motivated ahead of midterms, while the CBO estimates the Iran war has cost taxpayers $38 billion.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 10PM EDT
This episode covers the Iran war’s $38 billion cost and inflation impact, FBI Director Kash Patel’s clashes with Democrats, and legal battles over immigrant trucker licensing.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 9PM EDT
NPR News Now covers a Washington D.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 8PM EDT
The Pro Human Assembly in Washington featured Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon criticizing AI billionaires, while a DHS report revealed severe conditions at the "Alligator Alcatraz" detention facility.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 7PM EDT
FBI Director Kash Patel clashed with Democrats over his firing of agents and potential polling place presence.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 6PM EDT
Attorney General Todd Blanche dismissed AI regulation concerns as politically motivated ahead of midterms, while Rep.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 5PM EDT
Attorney General Todd Blanche states the DOJ will comply with the Supreme Court’s ruling on mail-in voting restrictions while continuing investigations into illegal voting.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 4PM EDT
The CBO estimates the Iran war has cost $38 billion and is driving inflation, while a DC rally featuring Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon urges government oversight of AI.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 3PM EDT
The Kennedy Center board voted to shut down the venue for renovations after a federal judge blocked efforts to rename it after President Trump.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 2PM EDT
AI experts urge a development slowdown amid fears of losing control, while a bipartisan group campaigns for human dominance.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 1PM EDT
NPR News Now covers President Trump’s dismissal of AI risks and the US rollback of chip export controls, alongside a judge’s ruling on the Kennedy Center’s name.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 12PM EDT
President Trump reacts to a Supreme Court ruling on mail-in ballots, while Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon form an unlikely alliance to campaign for AI regulation.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 11AM EDT
NPR News Now covers escalating violence in Yemen, with Saudi Arabia issuing missile alerts after Houthi attacks and airstrikes.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 10AM EDT
Stocks fell as investors await a Federal Reserve rate hike, while escalating Middle East tensions push energy prices higher.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 9AM EDT
The Pentagon’s Inspector General reports $33 billion in costs for the war with Iran, excluding unassessed damage to bases and aircraft.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 8AM EDT
Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon rally against AI risks, contrasting with Trump’s dismissal of such concerns.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 7AM EDT
The Supreme Court rejected President Trump’s push to restrict mail-in ballots, blocking new USPS requirements.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 6AM EDT
President Trump’s stance on AI guardrails is challenged by industry leaders calling for a global research slowdown, while the Supreme Court rejects his push for mail-in ballot restrictions.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 5AM EDT
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NPR News: 09-15-2026 4AM EDT
Tech leaders warn of AI risks while President Trump dismisses concerns as a hoax, with Congress divided on regulation.
NPR News: 09-15-2026 3AM EDT
Leaders of major AI companies are calling for global cooperation to limit powerful AI systems, a move President Trump dismisses as a hoax.