NPR News: 09-04-2026 1AM EDT
Summary
NPR News Now covers the Trump administration's Supreme Court appeal regarding the USPS's plan to restrict mail-in voting, alongside billionaire Leon Black's lawsuit against the House Oversight Committee over Jeffrey Epstein subpoenas. The episode also reports on a Louisiana court ruling allowing two NFL players to return to college football, the rescue of survivors from Nepal's deadly flash floods, and an ICE officer's court appearance. Additionally, the broadcast details storm damage in Toronto, global stock market gains, and a Planet Money segment on the costs of Medicare for All.
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Trump administration challenges USPS mail-in voting plan
Leon Black sues House committee over Epstein investigation
Court allows two NFL players to return to college football
Survivors found after deadly flash floods in Nepal
ICE officer surrenders after shooting in Minneapolis
Severe storm causes damage and flooding in Toronto
Global stock markets rise ahead of jobs report
Planet Money promo on healthcare costs
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