8am ET, October 14 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Ukrainian President Zelensky tells NPR that his country received no warning from allies about recent Russian ballistic missile strikes, noting that the US has paused intelligence sharing. In the US, federal regulators are fining Bank of America over $1 billion for failing to prevent money laundering and sanctions violations. Additionally, the family of a man killed by a tiger at a UK zoo is asking the public to stop sharing graphic video of the incident, which President Trump has shared. The episode also covers upcoming consumer price reports, Trump's campaign schedule, and NASA's Persevera…
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Zelensky interview: Missile strikes and intel sharing
Bank of America fined over $1B for money laundering
Family appeals against sharing tiger attack video
Upcoming CPI report and Trump's travel schedule
Mars rover Perseverance sets distance record
Hurricane Simon forecast for Baja California
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