NPR News: 07-30-2026 6AM EDT
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers the postponement of Todd Blanch's Attorney General nomination due to Republican objections regarding his settlement with the IRS. It also details former FBI Director James Comey's legal challenge to his indictment, which he argues is a vindictive prosecution. Additionally, the report highlights Louisiana school districts installing Ten Commandments posters following a court ruling and President Trump's plans to revamp Dulles International Airport, despite public disapproval of his construction projects.
Topics discussed
Senate postpones Todd Blanche AG nomination vote
James Comey challenges threat indictment as vindictive
Louisiana schools display Ten Commandments posters
Trump plans Dulles Airport revamp amid public disapproval
Wildfires in France and Spain slowing down
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