World leaders gather in New York for the U.N.
General Assembly this week.
Wars in Ukraine and Iran hang over the meeting.
President Trump and Iran's president will attend.
So what does that mean for a world body that has not been relevant to their war?
I'm Michelle Martin.
That's Steve Inskeep.
And this is Up First from NPR News.
President Trump has a new rationale for one of his construction projects that faces legal problems.
He wants to build a giant arch between Arlington Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial.
First he said the nation's capital needs one.
Now he says it will be a base for drones, snipers, and ammunition.
Does that make it easier to keep going without asking Congress?
Also, the FAA plans to use AI to manage airspace.
They say it will not replace human controllers, though it's deployed when the agency has thousands of controllers short.
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