Louise Schiavone

Time magazine has named its annual person of the year or more likely people of the year.

The honor this time is going to the, quote, architects of AI.

NPR's Andrew Limbaugh has details.

If for some reason you were unable to make it to the 1981 wedding party of Prince Charles and Lady Diana, you might still have a chance to have champagne from the event.

A rare magnum of Dom Perignon vintage 1961 champagne produced especially for the wedding is going up for auction today by Danish auction house Brun Rasmussen.

Only 12 of the magnums were made at that time.

I'm Louise Schiavone, NPR News, Washington.

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Extension of the Affordable Care Act's federal health care subsidies was before the U.S.

Senate today, but neither Republican nor Democratic proposals appear to have secured enough votes to pass.

We're waiting for a final vote on the Democratic measure.

Cynthia Cox of KFF, a health care policy foundation, notes that those who rely upon these subsidies are already stressed.

Without action to continue the pandemic-era health care subsidies before the year is out, millions of Americans will see significant increases in health insurance in 2026.

President Trump's call for the state of Indiana to redraw congressional districts is before the state Senate there.

Ben Thorpe of member station WFYI has the latest.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Karina Machado said she had to be in Oslo to receive

To receive the prestigious prize, however, she arrived after the prize ceremony, after a difficult and dangerous trip out of Venezuela, where the opposition leader had been living in hiding for more than a year.

NPR's Carrie Khan has more.

On Wall Street, it laid his check that Dow up 629 points.

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