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Min Zin, a U.S. citizen and prominent Myanmar scholar, was taken into custody in China in June. His detention is expected to be discussed when Chinese President Xi Jinping visits Washington.
The Federal Aviation Administration is preparing to deploy AI-enhanced software as part of an $875 million effort to modernize how the nation's airspace is managed. The initiative was reported by NPR on Monday, September 21, 2026.
President Trump said his planned arch in Washington, D.C., will also function as a military complex, remarks that come as he faces pushback on multiple construction projects in the nation's capital. The comments were made during an interview with NPR.
A women's prison in Texas is teaching incarcerated individuals to transcribe braille, offering a marketable skill for a population that often faces steep barriers to employment after release. The program aims to provide economic independence upon reentry.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping will travel to the United States this week for a high-stakes summit with President Trump at the White House. The visit, first reported by NPR, raises questions about what each side hopes to gain from the meeting.
Sacramento State's president is speaking out about the university's Black honors college as institutions nationwide navigate diversity, equity and inclusion programs under the Trump administration. The discussion aired Saturday, September 19, 2026, on NPR.
Florida voters may end most residential property taxes, a step considered in other states. Local firefighters worry about response times, and other officials are sounding alarms.
The U.S. Army is expanding training for medics to treat injured military working dogs on the frontlines, reflecting how modern warfare has increased risks for canine personnel. The effort comes as supply challenges complicate access to specialized veterinary equipment and medicine.
A new biography by Kai Bird explores how lawyer Roy Cohn's tactics shaped Donald Trump's approach to legal and public battles. The book traces Cohn's playbook from the McCarthy era to his role as Trump's mentor.
A federal requirement that builders use American-made construction materials to qualify for certain federal funds is delaying affordable housing projects, according to reporting by Nicole Ogrysko of NPR. The story aired September 17, 2026, on Morning Edition.
Pennsylvania health officials have confirmed four deaths associated with measles this summer as the state contends with a widening outbreak. The fatalities were reported Thursday, September 17, 2026, amid a national resurgence of the highly contagious virus.
The House of Representatives voted Wednesday to hold billionaire investor Leon Black in contempt of Congress after he defied two subpoenas tied to the House Oversight Committee's Epstein investigation. The resolution now heads to the Department of Justice, which will decide whether to prosecute.
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