NPR News: 06-22-2026 11PM EDT
Summary
Vice President J.D. Vance claims progress in Iran talks, including allowing UN nuclear inspectors. In Minnesota, a judge dismissed DOJ subpoenas targeting state leaders over immigration enforcement, calling them retaliatory. AI industry groups are spending millions to influence midterm elections and regulation. A federal judge blocked a revamped immigration database used for voter roll checks. Finally, tips are shared for accessing GLP-1 drugs, and Lionel Messi sets a new World Cup scoring record.
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Vance claims progress in Iran nuclear talks
Judge blocks DOJ subpoenas in Minnesota immigration case
AI industry groups spend millions on midterm elections
Judge blocks Trump admin from using revamped voter database
How to get insurance to cover GLP-1 obesity drugs
Lionel Messi breaks men's World Cup scoring record
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