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12am ET, October 03 | The latest headlines from NPR
This NPR News Now episode covers the failed execution of Krista Pike in Tennessee, the Trump administration's distribution of $500 checks to certain…
11pm ET, October 02 | The latest headlines from NPR
New York Governor Hochul appointed a special prosecutor to investigate a gang rape case at Cornell University after local authorities closed it without charges.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 9PM EDT
NPR News Now covers the G7 agreement to release 100 million barrels of oil amid surging fuel prices, alongside New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s intervention in a Cornell University rape case.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 8PM EDT
New York Governor Kathy Hochul appointed Letitia James as a special prosecutor to investigate a gang rape at Cornell University.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 7PM EDT
A new court filing reveals that Tennessee inmate Krista Pike was placed on a ventilator after a failed execution, prompting legal challenges over the state's lethal injection protocols.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 6PM EDT
New York Governor Kathy Hochul appointed a special prosecutor to investigate a gang rape case at Cornell University after the local district attorney closed it without charges.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 5PM EDT
New York Governor Kathy Hochul criticizes police and prosecutors for failing to act on a gang rape accusation at Cornell, appointing a special prosecutor to investigate.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 4PM EDT
New York Attorney General Letitia James is leading a criminal investigation into a Cornell University gang rape, while the Labor Department reports slower hiring and rising unemployment.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 3PM EDT
President Trump faces midterm campaign challenges amid rising disapproval and Republican defections over his Iran war and inflation policies.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 1PM EDT
G7 leaders agreed to release 100 million barrels of oil to stabilize energy prices amid US export threats.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 12PM EDT
NPR News Now covers New York Attorney General Letitia James launching a criminal probe into a Cornell University gang rape case, alongside Governor…
NPR News: 10-02-2026 11AM EDT
NPR News Now covers the UAE’s investigation into an Israeli flight emergency landing caused by a pilot altercation, alongside upcoming US midterm voter registration deadlines.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 8AM EDT
NPR News Now covers the latest U.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 7AM EDT
Krista Pike is receiving hospital treatment after Tennessee’s failed execution, while Governor Lee pauses further executions for review.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 6AM EDT
New York Governor Hochul has lost confidence in a local prosecutor after he shelved a rape investigation without reviewing the full victim's account.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 4AM EDT
New York Governor Kathy Hochul appointed Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor for a Cornell University rape case, citing a loss of faith in the local district attorney.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 3AM EDT
Thousands gathered in Durant, Oklahoma, to support President Trump ahead of midterms, while Cornell students demand transparency regarding a 2024 gang rape investigation.
NPR News: 10-02-2026 2AM EDT
NPR News Now covers a Cornell rape case where the victim's attorney lost confidence in the local DA after he shelved the investigation without reviewing the full transcript.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 11PM EDT
Attorneys for Krista Pike report she is in critical condition after a failed lethal injection in Tennessee, prompting Governor Bill Lee to suspend executions.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 10PM EDT
President Trump and Vice President Vance are campaigning to boost Republican enthusiasm ahead of midterms, while 21 states sue the administration over the repeal of power plant pollution rules.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 9PM EDT
New York appoints a special prosecutor for the Cornell rape case, while Tennessee halts executions after a botched lethal injection.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 7PM EDT
NPR News Now covers a contradiction in a Cornell University rape case, where police records confirm a victim’s 2024 statement of non-consent, directly opposing local prosecutor claims.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 6PM EDT
Trump and Vance campaign in Florida and Texas to boost Republican enthusiasm for midterms, while Netanyahu addresses a suspected terrorist incident…
NPR News: 10-01-2026 5PM EDT
Krista Pike remains in critical condition after a failed lethal injection in Tennessee, prompting calls to commute her sentence.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 2PM EDT
NPR News Now covers the failed execution of Krista Gale Pike in Tennessee, prompting Governor Bill Lee to pause state executions amid ethical debates.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 1PM EDT
Tennessee executions are on hold after a lethal drug failed to quickly end Krista Gale Pike's life, prompting legal challenges over her sentence.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 12PM EDT
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee pauses capital punishment following a botched execution, while President Trump campaigns in Oklahoma and Texas.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 10AM EDT
NPR News Now covers a volatile stock market and rising oil prices, alongside the Senate's confirmation of Keith Sonderling as Labor Secretary.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 9AM EDT
NPR covers Trump’s midterms strategy in Oklahoma and Alabama, a legal challenge to his Section 301 tariffs, and the Senate’s confirmation of Keith Soling as Labor Secretary.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 8AM EDT
This NPR News Now episode covers a hijacking attempt on a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight, where passengers subdued a pilot who stabbed his co-pilot.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 5AM EDT
This episode covers a Fly Dubai co-pilot attack, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s plan to cut 20% of senior military officers, and concerns over mail-in ballots for the midterms.
NPR News: 10-01-2026 4AM EDT
This episode covers Tennessee’s failed execution of Krista Gale Pike, prompting a state investigation, and details a Dubai-to-Tel Aviv flight…
NPR News: 10-01-2026 3AM EDT
This NPR News Now episode covers a Dubai pilot who was stabbed but safely landed the plane in Saudi Arabia, and Tennessee Governor Bob Lee halting…
NPR News: 10-01-2026 1AM EDT
This episode covers the safe arrival of passengers from a hijacked flight in Tel Aviv, a new outside investigation into Cornell University's handling…
NPR News: 10-01-2026 12AM EDT
This NPR News Now episode covers the failed execution of Krista Gale Pike in Tennessee, the emergency landing of a Fly Dubai flight after a pilot was…
NPR News: 09-30-2026 11PM EDT
This episode covers a chaotic emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a pilot stabbed a colleague, alongside Iran's response to U.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 8PM EDT
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed a 20% reduction in U.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 7PM EDT
A commercial flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a pilot allegedly stabbed his colleague and attempted to crash the plane.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 6PM EDT
The FTC has launched an investigation into OpenAI and Anthropic over consumer risks from autonomous AI agents.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 3PM EDT
This episode covers a pilot’s alleged attempt to crash a plane into Israel, legal challenges to Trump’s new tariffs, and a court block on Tennessee’s first female execution in over 200 years.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 2PM EDT
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NPR News: 09-30-2026 1PM EDT
This episode covers a mid-air crisis on a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight where a pilot allegedly stabbed his co-pilot, forcing an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 10AM EDT
This NPR News Now episode covers a Fly Dubai flight incident involving a pilot altercation, alongside a cooler-than-expected inflation report that boosted stocks.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 9AM EDT
A Fly Dubai flight made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after the pilot and co-pilot were hospitalized, while the U.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 8AM EDT
President Trump announced a voluntary AI self-regulation agreement with industry leaders, while former special counsel Jack Smith defended his…
NPR News: 09-30-2026 6AM EDT
President Trump announced a voluntary AI self-policing agreement with major tech executives, while the Supreme Court allowed the administration to deport migrants to unrelated countries.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 5AM EDT
NPR News Now covers the formal withdrawal of US troops from Iraq after 23 years, alongside a trade court hearing on President Trump's new tariffs.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 4AM EDT
Special Counsel Jack Smith defended his Trump prosecutions before the Senate Judiciary Committee, while the White House announced a voluntary AI safety accord with tech executives.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 1AM EDT
President Trump unveiled a voluntary AI self-regulation accord with tech leaders, while OpenAI CEO Sam Altman debuted new AI agents and withheld GPT-6 due to safety concerns.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 12AM EDT
The Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to resume third-country deportations while oral arguments are scheduled for December.