NPR News: 09-03-2026 3AM EDT
Summary
Chevron has confirmed plans to invest over $7 billion to double its Venezuelan oil production, a move distinct from recent U.S. access agreements. The episode also covers a Trump administration policy requiring states to report unauthorized immigrants, a record-breaking deployment of the USS Abraham Lincoln to Thailand, and a deadly shooting in Minneapolis. Additionally, it features a lawsuit against a New Hampshire housing provider for installing privacy-invasive sensors and updates on Iga Swiatek’s progress at the U.S. Open.
Topics discussed
Chevron expands oil operations in Venezuela
UN warns of global warming threshold
Trump admin requires states to report illegal immigrants
USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in Thailand after record deployment
Local economy boost from US Navy visit in Pattaya
Shooting at Minneapolis high-rise leaves three dead
New Hampshire housing sensors face privacy lawsuit
Aryna Sabalenka advances in US Open tennis
Mark Cuban discusses US healthcare costs
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