NPR News: 06-17-2026 8PM EDT
Summary
President Trump signed a preliminary 60-day ceasefire agreement with Iran, while the Federal Reserve signaled potential interest rate hikes amid rising inflation, causing stocks to tumble. In Georgia, lawmakers refused to redraw congressional maps despite a governor's order, and consumer spending exceeded expectations in May. Additionally, FEMA nominee Cameron Hamilton testified, the Obama Presidential Center dedication was announced, and Cape Verdean goalkeeper Vozinha gained fame after a World Cup draw.
Topics discussed
Trump signs 60-day ceasefire agreement with Iran
Stocks tumble as Fed signals potential rate hikes
Georgia legislature refuses to redraw congressional maps
May retail sales surpass expectations
FEMA nominee pledges fair disaster assessment
Obama Presidential Center dedication in Chicago
Cape Verdean goalkeeper goes viral after World Cup draw
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