11pm ET, October 15 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
NPR News Now covers a shooting in Bend, Oregon, that killed three children and a teacher, alongside a Justice Department lawsuit against California over mail-in ballot verification. The report also details FBI agents suing for reinstatement after being fired for their roles in the Trump classified documents investigation. Additional segments address rising inflation and fuel costs, Pope Leo resuming duties after lung surgery, and the lack of federal guidelines for AI adoption in U.S. schools.
Topics discussed
Shooting at elementary school in Bend, Oregon
DOJ sues California over mail-in ballot citizenship checks
Fired FBI agents sue for political retribution
Rising inflation and gasoline costs strain budgets
Pope Leo resumes duties after lung surgery
Schools experiment with AI amid lack of policy
Asian shares advance after Wall Street gains
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