NPR News: 07-10-2026 4AM EDT
Summary
Iran’s late Supreme Leader was buried as U.S.-Iran tensions escalate, with President Trump sharply reversing his rhetoric on Iranian leaders. In domestic news, a judge will decide if evidence warrants a trial for the accused killer of Charlie Kirk, while Goldman Sachs bans employees from betting on financial prediction markets. Additionally, a federal panel advanced Trump’s proposed Washington D.C. arch, the Maine Democrats seek a new Senate nominee, and Andy Burnham is poised to become Britain’s next Prime Minister.
Topics discussed
Iran's Supreme Leader funeral and Trump's rhetoric
Charlie Kirk murder case hearing in Utah
Goldman Sachs bans employees from prediction markets
Trump's proposed 250-foot arch advances review
Democrats seek new Senate nominee to replace Plattner
Andy Burnham poised to become UK Prime Minister
Christian Pulisic suffers leg injury in World Cup
Promo: Investigation into Antonio Mays Jr. killing
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