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NPR News Now covers a Venezuelan mall earthquake survivor, Trump’s lucrative but risky crypto ventures, and Senator Mitch McConnell’s hospitalization.

The FBI is intensifying its probe into the 2020 Georgia election, while former special counsel Jack Smith criticizes the Trump administration’s justice policies.

NPR News covers Iran’s warning to oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz amid diplomatic progress, and Russia’s retaliatory drone attack on Kyiv following Ukrainian strikes on oil facilities.

This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s billion-dollar crypto profits contrasted with investor losses, and Senator Mitch McConnell’s continued hospitalization.

This NPR News Now episode covers a slowdown in U.

This episode covers the Trump administration lifting oil sanctions on Iran to secure Strait of Hormuz access, drawing criticism as a ransom payment.

NPR News covers a sharp slowdown in June job growth and rising inflation, alongside the indictment of a man for vandalizing D.

This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s lucrative crypto ventures, which profited him while causing investor losses.

NPR News covers a severe U.

NPR covers extreme heat warnings across the U.

This episode covers the weak June jobs report, with employers adding only 57,000 positions.

NPR News covers an oppressive heat wave straining the Northeast power grid during major NYC events and the FIFA World Cup.

NPR News covers a dangerous heat wave affecting over 180 million Americans, with New York City opening cooling centers ahead of the Fourth of July.

This NPR News Now episode covers a deadly Russian drone and missile attack on Kiev, a slowdown in U.

NPR News covers a sharp slowdown in U.

NPR covers extreme heat warnings affecting 143 million Americans, with New York City opening cooling centers for the holiday weekend.

NPR News Now covers the early release of June jobs data, predicting stable employment despite a slight slowdown.

This episode covers President Trump’s financial disclosure, revealing over $1 billion in income, largely from cryptocurrency, amid criticism of potential conflicts of interest.

The Supreme Court overturned Trump’s birthright citizenship order but expanded executive power to fire federal workers.

This episode covers the Supreme Court’s recent term, highlighting mixed outcomes for the Trump administration regarding presidential power and immigration.

A dangerous heat wave threatens the East Coast ahead of the Fourth of July, prompting New York City to activate its emergency plan.

The Supreme Court rejected Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship but allowed states to ban transgender athletes in school sports.

This episode covers the Supreme Court’s rejection of Trump’s birthright citizenship restriction and the subsequent Justice Department directive against birth tourism.

The Supreme Court rejected President Trump’s challenge to birthright citizenship, upholding the 14th Amendment’s definition of American citizenship.

The Supreme Court rejected Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship but allowed states to ban transgender athletes from girls’ sports.

NPR covers the Supreme Court rejecting Trump’s birthright citizenship restriction while upholding bans on transgender athletes in women’s sports.

The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, transgender athlete bans, and struck down political spending limits.

This episode covers the Supreme Court rejecting Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship and upholding bans on transgender girls in school sports.

The Supreme Court blocked Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship, prompting celebrations and plans for a midterm GOP convention.

The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship in a 6-3 decision, rejecting President Trump’s executive order and drawing criticism from Republican leaders.

President Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship was rejected by the Supreme Court, though the issue remains politically charged.

The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, rejecting a Trump executive order by a 6-3 vote.

The Supreme Court struck down Trump’s birthright citizenship order but allowed bans on transgender athletes in school sports.

The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, rejecting President Trump’s executive order, while also striking down campaign finance limits.

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The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, allowed bans on transgender athletes in school sports, and struck down campaign finance coordination limits.

NPR News Now covers the Supreme Court’s ruling allowing states to ban transgender girls from public school sports and its upcoming decision on birthright citizenship.

The Supreme Court is set to rule on President Trump’s executive order challenging birthright citizenship, while Colorado holds primary elections for its governor’s successor.

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NPR News Now covers the Supreme Court’s expected ruling on birthright citizenship and the administration’s efforts to limit legal immigration pathways.

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The Supreme Court is expected to rule on birthright citizenship, bans on trans women in sports, and campaign finance.

The Supreme Court issues final term rulings, including a decision on Trump’s birthright citizenship executive order and upholding Mississippi’s mail-in ballot grace period.

The Supreme Court struck down limits on firing regulatory agency heads while sending a Federal Reserve dismissal case back to lower courts.

The Supreme Court issued rulings on birthright citizenship, upholding Mississippi’s mail-in ballot laws, and allowing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to remain in her post.

The Supreme Court upheld a Mississippi law allowing postmarked ballots to be counted, a victory for military voters, while four other cases remain pending.

NPR News Now covers the Supreme Court’s final opinions, including a major ruling expanding presidential power over federal agencies and pending…

NPR News covers the Supreme Court’s upcoming ruling on Trump’s birthright citizenship restrictions and his dismissal of a bipartisan housing bill.

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The Supreme Court rejected President Trump’s challenge to mail-in ballot laws, with conservative justices siding with liberals to uphold state election authority.