9pm ET, October 22 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
This episode covers the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, including new US-mediated talks and continued attacks, alongside a judge's order to halt federal investigations into non-citizen voter registration. The report also details the indictment of Virginia Senator Louise Lucas on drug charges, a significant sell-off in AI stocks led by Meta, and the International Criminal Court receiving the EU's Sakharov Prize. Additionally, the segment highlights a new survey on American stress levels and a story about rescuing a shark from a canal in South Korea.
Topics discussed
Sponsor: Here There Are Blueberries
Russia-Ukraine conflict and diplomatic talks
Judge halts non-citizen voter investigations
Virginia Democrat indicted on drug charges
AI stock sell-off impacts markets
ICC wins EU Sakharov Prize amid sanctions
Survey on American stress and cost of living
Shark trapped in South Korean canal
Sign-off from NPR News
Sponsor: HomeServe
Listen ad-free on Castria