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The Supreme Court struck down Hawaii’s law requiring gun owners to seek permission to carry firearms on private property, impacting four other states.

This NPR News Now episode covers the Supreme Court ruling allowing the Trump administration to revoke TPS for Haitians, sparking concern in Ohio.

NPR News covers the paused evacuation of sailors in the Strait of Hormuz following a projectile strike on a cargo ship.

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to allow the Trump administration to strip Temporary Protected Status from Haitians and Syrians.

The Supreme Court struck down Hawaii’s gun law and allowed the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status.

A federal judge blocked parts of Trump’s executive order restricting mail-in voting, ruling it exceeds presidential authority.

The Supreme Court ruled to allow the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status and overturned a jury verdict linking Roundup to cancer, favoring Bayer.

NPR covers two Supreme Court rulings allowing the end of Temporary Protected Status and restricting asylum seekers, alongside President Trump’s focus on loyalty over legislative cooperation.

The Supreme Court issued major rulings favoring the Trump administration on immigration, allowing restrictions on asylum seekers and ending temporary protected status.

President Trump reversed course on signing bipartisan housing legislation, prioritizing an election bill and demanding loyalty from allies amid tensions over the war in Iran.

Search and rescue efforts continue in Venezuela after deadly earthquakes killed at least 164 people, prompting US aid.

NPR News covers deadly earthquakes in Venezuela that killed at least 164 people and prompted a state of emergency.

This NPR News Now episode covers deadly earthquakes in Venezuela, with over 160 confirmed dead and a state of emergency declared.

This NPR News Now episode covers deadly earthquakes in Venezuela, President Trump’s legislative victories on affordability and Iran war powers, and a federal judge blocking ICE arrests at courthouses.

NPR News Now covers deadly earthquakes in Venezuela and the Senate’s rejection of a War Powers resolution on Iran.

NPR News Now covers back-to-back earthquakes in Venezuela, raising fears of rising casualties and displacement in Caracas.

This episode covers intense rescue efforts in Venezuela after deadly earthquakes and the Senate’s reversal on a war powers resolution regarding Iran.

Rescue efforts continue in Caracas after deadly earthquakes, while President Trump kicks off the Great American State Fair amid political tensions over war powers and voting laws.

NPR News Now covers a state of emergency in Venezuela following deadly earthquakes and a Senate vote rejecting a War Powers Resolution.

NPR News Now covers back-to-back earthquakes in Venezuela causing widespread damage and potential casualties.

This episode covers rescue efforts in Caracas after deadly earthquakes and minor quakes in Northern California.

NPR News Now covers a state of emergency in Venezuela following two major earthquakes that caused widespread damage in Caracas.

Powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, causing significant damage and casualties.

NPR News Now covers back-to-back earthquakes in Venezuela and tsunami alerts for the Caribbean.

President Trump refuses to sign a bipartisan housing bill without voter ID requirements, while affordability remains a key midterm issue.

Senator Bill Cassidy alleges President Trump bullied him over Iran war criticism during a closed-door meeting.

The Pentagon seeks $80 billion for Iran operations as President Trump pressures Senate Republicans over a housing bill.

NPR covers primary results in New York and South Carolina, highlighting Democratic Socialist gains and Republican victories.

NPR News Now covers Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s successful primary endorsements in New York, which challenged Democratic establishment norms.

President Trump meets with Senate Republicans, demanding voting restrictions legislation before signing a housing bill.

NPR News covers NYC Mayor Zoran Mamdani’s primary victories, shifting the congressional delegation left.

President Trump canceled a housing bill signing to demand passage of his controversial elections legislation, highlighting tensions with Senate Republicans.

The Pentagon requests $80 billion for Iran operations as NYC Mayor Zoran Mamdani’s endorsed candidates win Democratic primaries.

President Trump meets Senate Republicans amid tensions over Iran troop withdrawals and voter ID laws, while a historic European heatwave disrupts infrastructure and causes deaths.

Congress passed a major bipartisan housing affordability bill aimed at streamlining regulations and limiting large investors.

President Trump meets Senate Republicans amid tensions over his focus on 2020 versus 2026 priorities.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets with Gulf leaders to discuss an interim ceasefire with Iran, while Congress votes to limit President Trump’s war powers.

President Trump meets Senate Republicans amid divisions over Iran following a war powers resolution and a claimed peace agreement.

NPR News Now covers primary election results, including Allen Wilson’s win in South Carolina and Adrian Boafo’s victory in Maryland.

NPR News Now covers primary election results in New York and South Carolina, where Trump’s endorsement influenced the GOP runoff.

NPR News covers NYC primary results, with Zohran Mamdani’s victory and South Carolina’s Allen Wilson defeating Trump’s pick.

NPR News Now covers NYC Mayor Zoran Mamdani’s endorsed candidates winning key Democratic primaries, signaling a boost for the DSA.

NPR covers primary results in New York and South Carolina, alongside a non-binding congressional resolution urging an end to U.

NPR News covers NYC Mayor Zaran Mamdani’s primary victories and South Carolina Attorney General Allen Wilson’s gubernatorial runoff win.

NPR News Now covers primary elections in four states, highlighting Zoran Mamdani’s endorsed candidates advancing in New York.

The Pentagon requests $80 billion for the Iran war as Secretary Rubio tours Gulf states to address concerns over a preliminary deal.

This episode covers Congress passing a non-binding resolution to end the Iran war amid disputes over nuclear inspections and a mediated deal excluding ballistic missiles.

Congress passed a non-binding resolution urging President Trump to withdraw U.

This NPR News Now episode covers the Trump administration’s diplomatic push regarding Iran, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s Gulf tour and eased travel restrictions for Iran’s soccer team.

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