NPR News: 07-19-2026 9PM EDT
Summary
NPR News covers escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, with new strikes and troop casualties raising fears of wider war and pushing oil prices above $90 a barrel. The broadcast reports on severe flooding in Texas that left two dead and residents assessing damage. In sports, Spain won the 2026 Men’s World Cup by defeating Argentina in extra time. Additionally, a UN report highlights how debt and aid cuts are reducing education spending in developing nations, while Vice President J.D. Vance welcomed his fourth child.
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U.S. military strikes Iran; three troops killed
Crude oil prices rise above $90 a barrel
Texas Hill Country residents assess flood damage
Spain wins 2026 Men's Soccer World Cup
Developing nations cut education spending for debt
VP J.D. Vance welcomes fourth child
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