Dwali Saikautau

Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Dwali Saikautau.

Two judges today said it's unlawful for the Trump administration to suspend SNAP food benefits that end tomorrow.

NPR's Jennifer Ledin reports it's not clear when that assistance may reach the millions of people who rely on it.

The Trump administration is creating a National Guard quick reaction force.

The troops are expected to be trained and ready to deploy nationwide by January, as NPR's Quill Lawrence reports.

Staffing shortages among air traffic controllers working without pay are contributing to extensive delays across the country today.

More on this from NPR's Joel Rose.

In Gyeongju, South Korea, President Lee Jae-myung is set to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Summit on Saturday.

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The American Academy of Pediatrics says it does not recommend the routine use of leucovorin to treat autism in children, citing limited evidence.

The guidance comes as pediatricians continue to face questions from parents about a drug touted by President Trump to help treat autism.

Six, seven.

That's the 2025 word of the year, according to Dictionary.com.

The set of numbers is a slang term made popular by Generation Alpha.

Lexicographers apparently data-dived across social media, examining search engine results, headlines, conversations online.

online and off, and concluded that 6-7 made its dramatic rise this past summer, and by June, searches increased six-fold, mostly among young people.

The website says it was initially popularized by a Philadelphia rapper, Skrilla.

I'm Dwali Saikautau, NPR News in New York.