NPR News: 06-10-2026 7PM EDT
Summary
NPR News Now covers the U.S. resuming strikes on Iran following a helicopter incident, contradicting President Trump’s claims of an imminent peace deal. The episode also reports on the potential expiration of the FISA 702 surveillance law and rising inflation driven by energy costs. Additional stories include a Southern Baptist ban on female pastors, an OpenAI report on Chinese-linked disinformation campaigns, and a tribute to Laurence Olivier.
Topics discussed
U.S. resumes strikes on Iran amid stalled peace talks
Key spy law FISA 702 faces expiration and privacy concerns
Inflation hits 4.2% driven by rising energy costs
AI stocks drag down U.S. stock market
Southern Baptists vote to ban churches with female pastors
OpenAI identifies Chinese-linked influence operation on ChatGPT
Laurence Olivier honored with plaque at childhood home
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