11pm ET, October 14 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers the federal investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar, including subpoenas for her family and a home search, which she calls political targeting. President Trump held campaign rallies in Montana and Arizona ahead of the midterms, while eight states sued OpenAI over alleged safety failures involving children. Additionally, the DOJ threatened legal action against California over mail ballot lists, Pope Leo celebrated Mass during his cancer recovery, and scientists used Bluetooth transmitters to track monarch butterfly migrations.
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NPR News Now Introduction
Ilhan Omar family subpoenaed in federal probe
Trump campaign rallies in Montana and Arizona
Eight states sue OpenAI over child safety
Pope Leo recovers from lung cancer surgery
DOJ threatens legal action against California
Tracking monarch butterfly migration with tech
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