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NPR News: 09-22-2026 1AM EDT

Sep 22, 2026 · 4m

Summary

NPR News Now covers a telecom outage causing Northeast flight delays, Paramount’s settlement in its Warner Bros. acquisition, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s financial disclosures. The report also details a First Amendment lawsuit by major media outlets over White House access restrictions. Additionally, it features Prince Charles’s brother’s memoir, Illinois Governor Pritzker’s weight loss journey, and rising Asian stock markets.

Topics discussed

Sponsor: Odoo business management software Telecom outage snarls Northeast air traffic Paramount settles antitrust suit over Warner acquisition RFK Jr. financial disclosure: book advances and gifts Media outlets sue over White House press ban Princess Diana's brother details Charles' reaction in memoir Gov. Pritzker weight loss and Asian stock markets
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