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The Supreme Court has granted the Trump administration's latest request to pause SNAP food aid payments.

It comes as the administration is appealing another court order requiring it to pay recipients full November benefits.

NPR's Gigi Dubin reports.

The FAA has begun reducing flights at airports by 10 percent.

That move is in response to the federal government shutdown that's been going on for more than a month.

Officials say more and more air traffic controllers and TSA officers are calling out sick.

They've been working without pay.

But Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says travelers should still keep booking flights.

OpenAI is facing seven lawsuits in San Francisco and Los Angeles, each alleging that people have been harmed by interactions with chat GPT.

Some of them died by suicide.

Member Station KQED's Rachel Miro has more.

Consumers' sentiment dropped to a three-year low in November that was led by pessimism in both personal finances and anticipated business conditions.

The survey was released on Friday by the University of Michigan.

It showed the index at 50.5 percent, which was down almost 30 percent since last November when Joe Biden was still president.

The group feeling the most confident is stock market investors, who posted an 11 percent increase in sentiment.

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Officials from around the world are in Belém, Brazil, for the annual UN Climate Talks.

The conference kicks off on Monday, but representatives heard Friday from countries most affected by the changing world climate.

Scientists say climate change is warming the world's oceans, which leads to more damaging storms, and those storms often hit lesser developed nations.

Trump administration official Kerry Lake is killing funding for the Hungarian language service of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty.