PRESS AI WORLD

According to the term you entered "npr": 21 news found

WORLD NEWS

Trump's Unpredictability Sparks Concern Among Asian Allies

Wednesday, Jan 08

Analysis of Trump's foreign policy approach raises concerns for Asian allies amid shifting alliances and military support.

POLITICS

Can Trump's "Madman Theory" Resurface in Foreign Policy?

Tuesday, Jan 07

Exploring whether Trump's "madman theory" can effectively influence international relations in his upcoming presidency.

ECONOMY

Trump Administration Targets Border Shelters Amid Growing Scrutiny

Sunday, Jan 05

The Trump administration's renewed focus on border shelters raises concerns among advocates about their future role in supporting migrants.

POLITICS

Carville Criticizes Democrats' "NPR Language" After Harris's Election Loss

Friday, Jan 03

James Carville criticizes Democratic use of "NPR language" following Vice President Harris's election loss, linking it to voter perceptions.

POLITICS

Investigation Launched as Nearly 200 Absentee Ballots Went Uncounted in Wisconsin

Friday, Jan 03

Nearly 200 absentee ballots went uncounted in Wisconsin, prompting an investigation by election officials into possible violations by the city clerk's office.

POLITICS

Proposed Bill Threatens Nonprofits' Role in American Democracy

Thursday, Jan 02

A new bill approved by the House could endanger nonprofit organizations by allowing the President to revoke their tax-exempt status without safeguards.

POLITICS

Considerations Against Restructuring the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority

Wednesday, Jan 01

The debate over restructuring the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority raises concerns about efficiency and accountability in tackling homelessness issues.

POLITICS

Geoffrey Hinton Supports Elon Musk's Lawsuit Against OpenAI's For-Profit Transition

Tuesday, Dec 31

Geoffrey Hinton endorses Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI's shift to a for-profit model, citing safety and ethical concerns over its original mission.