NPR News: 06-21-2026 10PM EDT
Summary
U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland stalled after Trump threatened military action over Hezbollah, while Israel maintains a security zone in Lebanon. Domestically, the Trump administration disbanded federal advisory committees, drawing criticism from experts. Polls reveal Americans are unhappy with the economy and gas prices, though Republicans remain supportive. Additionally, Asian Americans express concern that the U.S. is no longer welcoming to immigrants. Finally, Colombia elected right-wing billionaire Abelardo de la Espriella as its new president.
Topics discussed
U.S.-Iran talks falter after Trump's threats
Trump administration dismisses federal experts
Poll: Americans unhappy with economy handling
Asian Americans view U.S. as less welcoming
Colombia elects right-wing president
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