NPR News: 06-11-2026 9PM EDT
Summary
NPR News Now covers the impending expiration of FISA surveillance due to congressional inaction over Trump’s intelligence nominee. The Trump administration suspends homelessness funding for Los Angeles amid mismanagement concerns, while NJ Transit prepares backup plans for World Cup transit. Other stories include rising producer prices, FDA scrutiny of flavored vapes, a New World screw worm outbreak in New Mexico, and a Mississippi judge sanctioning lawyers for using AI-generated legal briefs.
Topics discussed
FISA surveillance tool expiration and Trump's nominee
Trump suspends LA homelessness funding over mismanagement
Transit agencies prepare for World Cup fan travel
U.S. producer prices climb due to energy costs
FDA memo questions authorization of flavored e-cigarettes
New Mexico quarantines New World screw worm infection
Mississippi judge bars lawyers for using AI in briefs
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