NPR News: 08-05-2026 10PM EDT
Summary
President Trump promotes his economic agenda in Las Vegas amid declining tourism and shifting public opinion. In Michigan, progressive Abdul Al-Sayed wins the Senate primary, vowing to defeat Trump’s candidate. A federal judge blocks prediction market CalShee from operating in Utah, citing state gambling bans. Additionally, a man is arrested for impersonating security at Trump’s golf course, Pope Leo XIV announces a South American tour, and Neil Armstrong’s childhood home goes on sale.
Topics discussed
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Trump's economic agenda and Las Vegas tourism slump
Abdul Al-Sayed wins Michigan Senate primary
Court rules against prediction market CalShee in Utah
Man arrested for impersonating Trump security detail
Pope Leo XIV announces South America visit
Neil Armstrong's childhood home goes up for sale
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