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NPR News: 08-11-2026 6PM EDT

Aug 11, 2026 · 4m

Summary

This episode covers conflicting reports on President Trump’s security protocols in Turkey and the ongoing National Guard deployment in Washington, D.C., despite rising crime costs. It also details the University of Michigan’s plan to eliminate freshman grades to support student mental health. Additionally, the broadcast discusses Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs’ bipartisan running mate choice and a study revealing dogs can distinguish subtle human emotions via brain activity.

Topics discussed

Capital One Commercial Bank advertisement Report on Trump's decoy plane and security threats National Guard deployment in Washington D.C. University of Michigan removes grades for freshmen Arizona Governor picks independent running mate Study shows dogs can read human emotions Market close and Schwab advertisement
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