NPR News: 08-04-2026 2AM EDT
Aug 4, 2026 · 4m
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers the first deaths from a U.S. cyclosporiasis outbreak and President Trump’s criticism of former U.S. Attorney Janine Pirro. It reports on an arson suspect in Washington wildfires and tensions between Israel and Trump’s envoy over Gaza strikes. Additionally, Jay Clayton is sworn in as DNI, and the broadcast previews primary elections in five states, highlighting races in Missouri and Michigan.
Topics discussed
Sponsor message from Odoo
Cyclosporiasis outbreak causes first deaths in U.S.
Trump criticizes Janine Pirro over dropped case
Arrest made in connection with Washington wildfires
Israel rejects criticism over Gaza strikes
Jay Clayton sworn in as Director of National Intelligence
Primary elections in five states
St. Louis Democratic primary: Bell vs. Bush
Michigan Senate primary: Stevens vs. El-Sayed
Sponsor message from Charles Schwab
Listen ad-free on Castria