1am ET, October 14 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Zelensky warns the US may cut intelligence sharing if Ukraine continues drone strikes on Russian refineries, while Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle resigns amid misconduct allegations. Cornell University suspends fraternity events following gang rape allegations, and Anthropic warns that AI models could soon replicate as viruses in smart home devices. Additionally, Trump campaigned in Alaska, Pew Research highlights white evangelical support for GOP candidates, and the Vatican announced Pope Leo has early-stage lung cancer.
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Zelensky on US intel sharing and Russian oil strikes
Resignation of Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle
Cornell University suspends fraternity social events
Anthropic warns of AI replication in smart devices
Trump rally in Alaska and Taiwan gas deal
Pew Research: White evangelicals favor GOP candidates
Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer
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