NPR News: 07-24-2026 10PM EDT
Jul 25, 2026 · 4m
Summary
This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s new tariffs and their economic impact, alongside the U.S.-Canada bridge opening amid trade tensions. It reports on Maine Democrats selecting a new Senate candidate, a Georgia high school shooter pleading guilty, and a veteran truck driver program. Additionally, it highlights coral bleaching in Florida due to heat and Brazilian efforts to combat illegal Amazon mining.
Topics discussed
Schwab investment advertisement
Trump tariffs and economic impact on households
New U.S.-Canada bridge and tariff tensions
Maine Democrats select new Senate candidate
Teen pleads guilty in Georgia school shooting
Program to train veterans as truck drivers
Coral bleaching in Florida due to heat
Gold fingerprinting to track illegal mining
NPR funding appeal and public media support
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