7pm ET, October 11 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This NPR News Now segment covers President Trump's claim of an energy ceasefire with Ukraine, which Zelensky disputes, alongside his criticism of lifted Russian sanctions. The report also highlights escalating AI-assisted cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, prompting calls for stricter federal cybersecurity standards. Additionally, it previews upcoming inflation data that could influence Federal Reserve interest rate decisions and notes a new FDA-approved monthly injection for schizophrenia. Finally, the segment reports on recent declines in national average gasoline and diesel prices.
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Trump, Zelensky, and the energy ceasefire
AI-powered cyberattacks on critical infrastructure
Inflation data and mortgage rates outlook
FDA approves new monthly schizophrenia injection
Gasoline and diesel price trends
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