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Do you have travel plans for the long weekend? Whether you're flying or driving, this Labor Day weekend is expected to be one of the busiest of the year.
The 22nd anniversary of 9/11 is coming up this month. In all this time, there's still been no trial for the five men accused of plotting the attack. Settlement talks began last year. But government prosecutors now say they'll quit negotiating unless the defense settles today.
The government is releasing new job numbers today. Forecasters predict steady but not spectacular job gains.
An investigation by the Military Times and The Texas Tribune has found that National Guardsmen in Texas broke longstanding guidelines by intercepting human traffickers' communications and posing as migrants. The mission, called Operation Lone Star, had guardsmen collecting WhatsApp chats that included migrants and smugglers in order to determine when Southern border crossings would happen.
Mortgage rates are the highest they've been in more than two decades. Here's how it's changing the housing market:
Check out what NPR is watching, reading and listening to this weekend:
Movies: Bottoms, starring Ayo Edebiri and Rachel Sennott, falls into a classic Hollywood genre: horny teens desperate to lose their virginity. TV: Revisit Pop Culture Happy Hour's conversation about FX's Archer ahead of the violent and smutty show's final season premiere.
Books: Looking to start a new book this weekend? Take your pick from the fiction, non-fiction and young adult finalists for the 2023 Kirkus Prize.
Music: Before Justin Vernon formed Bon Iver, he was in a band called DeYarmond Edison. A lavish new box set is a treat to fans who want to explore their early influences.
Games: NPR's roundup of the best video game releases this summer has it all: "mascot horror," Hello Kitty island-building, and backgrounds inspired by French impressionism.
Theater: The new musical adaptation of Back to the Future has a few tricks up its sleeve, including a DeLorean that actually flies into the audience. Take a peek behind the curtain.
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This newsletter was edited by Majd Al-Waheidi. Anandita Bhalerao contributed.
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