N.C. Power Outage, Supreme Court Case, Georgia Senate Runoff | NPR News Now

The FBI is investigating after two of North Carolina’s electrical substations were attacked over the weekend. A case in front of the Supreme Court today could undermine public accommodations laws across the country. Georgia's U.S. Senate runoff between republican challenger Hershel Walker and Democratic incumbent Raphael Warnock comes to an end tomorrow. And a price cap set by the world's wealthiest countries on Russian oil goes into effect today. “News Now” is a roundup of the top stories of the day in under five minutes. Updated daily. NOTE: Captions are auto-generated by YouTube. Cover Photo: Jonathan Drake/Reuters FOLLOW “NEWS NOW” AND “MORNING EDITION”   / nprnewsnow     / morningedition     / nprmorningedition   SUBSCRIBE TO NPR 🎙 NPR Podcasts:    / nprpodcasts   🫒 NPR Entertainment:    / nprentertainment   🗞️ NPR Daily News:    / @nprdailynews   💰 Planet Money:    / planetmoney   🎙 Fresh Air:    / @thisisfreshair   🎵 NPR Music (Tiny Desk):    / nprmusic   🎷 Jazz Night in America:    / jazznightinamerica   💃🏽 Alt.Latino:    / @altlatino   🌐 NPR:    / npr   FOLLOW NPR ELSEWHERE   / npr     / npr     / npr   https://www.npr.org/ The NPR shows you love are possible thanks to your support. Donate today: https://www.npr.org/donations/support