Dualisa Kautel
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262 appearances
13 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 31 Jan
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As Rachel Miro of member station KQED reports, they are backing a consolidated effort to deliver AI chatbot guardrails for children.
North Korea's official state-run news agency, the KCNA, warns South Korea to, quote, be ready to pay a high price for another provocation of infringing on the sovereignty of the DPRK with a drone.
But Seoul's Ministry of National Defense claims its South Korean forces did not fly an unmanned aerial vehicle or UAV over Pyongyang's airspace.
President Lee Jae-myung, through a statement released by Cheong Wa Dae or its Blue House, called for an official investigation after images of the drone were circulated online.
The South Korean president said he has no intention of escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
I'm Dwah Lee-Sai Kowtow, NPR News.
Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Dualisa Kautel.
Pope Leo celebrated a Christmas Day Mass in St.
Peter's Basilica at the Vatican today.
He's the first pontiff to do so in more than 30 years.
NPR's Ruth Sherlock reports the Pope urged the faithful to care for those in the world who are suffering.
Ruth Sherlock, NPR News.
The Department of Homeland Security is changing the rules for H-1B visas set to take effect in late February.
NPR's John Ruich reports it's a kind of visa that allows skilled foreigners to work in the United States.
The vote count in Honduras' presidential election took more than three weeks, but a winner has been announced.
NPR's Ada Peralta reports he's a construction entrepreneur and a conservative candidate backed by President Trump.
Nasri Asfura won by less than 1% of the vote.
You are listening to NPR News from New York City.
Dominion Energy has filed a lawsuit challenging an order by the Trump administration directing the company to stop work on an offshore wind project along Virginia's coast.
NPR's Michael Copley reports the stop work order cited national security concerns.
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