NPR News: 06-25-2026 12AM EDT
Summary
NPR News Now covers back-to-back earthquakes in Venezuela causing widespread damage and potential casualties. In the US, lawmakers react to President Trump’s refusal to sign a housing bill and a controversial USPS proposal to withhold mail-in ballots. The Senate also reversed a vote on a War Powers resolution regarding Iran. Additionally, the episode reports on the escalating Ebola outbreak in the DRC and World Cup soccer results.
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Devastating earthquakes strike Venezuela
Trump vetoes housing bill over voter ID demands
USPS proposes blocking mail-in ballots
Senate reverses vote on Iran War Powers resolution
Ebola outbreak escalates in Democratic Republic of Congo
World Cup: Mexico and Switzerland advance
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