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Russian missiles struck Kiev, killing nine, as Trump hesitates on Ukraine aid.

President Trump criticizes the DOJ for dropping vandalism charges against David Hearn, attributing Lincoln Memorial damage to construction flaws.

NPR News Now covers a deadly Russian missile strike on Kiev amid shifting US aid policies, a severe heat wave across the western US, and scrutiny of DHS claims regarding non-citizen voters.

This episode covers the Michigan Senate primary, where a progressive challenges an incumbent in a race reflecting broader Democratic tensions.

NPR News Now covers the Trump administration’s plan to cut Colorado River water supplies, sparking backlash from Arizona, California, and Nevada.

This episode covers conflicting reports on Israel-Hamas peace terms, with Israel rejecting a disarmament-first approach.

Russian missiles killed nine in Kiev as Trump walked back promises of air defense tech.

This episode covers President Trump’s Gaza ceasefire deal, facing objections from both Hamas and Israel.

President Trump retracts a promise to Ukraine regarding Patriot missile production licenses, citing security concerns.

NPR News covers the dismissal of charges against former Olympic canoeist David Hearn, whose arrest for vandalizing the Reflecting Pool was attributed to construction errors.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges Israel and Hamas to adhere to a peace plan and calls for global diplomacy amid Middle East instability.

President Trump addresses ongoing tensions with Iran and a disputed Gaza ceasefire deal.

NPR News Now covers President Trump reversing a pledge to let Ukraine manufacture Patriot missiles and the dismissal of charges against a canoeist accused of vandalizing the Reflecting Pool.

This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s disputed Gaza ceasefire deal, facing opposition from Israel and Hamas.

UN Secretary-General Guterres urges diplomacy amid global instability and a Gaza peace plan.

This episode covers President Trump retracting a promise to license Patriot missile production to Ukraine, citing technology security concerns.

President Trump criticized GOP senators over a stalled AG nomination and expressed frustration with Iran negotiations amid low approval ratings.

President Trump defends his domestic agenda and immigration stance at a Camp David cabinet meeting, citing Spain’s migration crisis.

This episode covers President Trump’s disputed claim of a Hamas disarmament deal, with Islamic Jihad rejecting the terms.

This NPR News Now episode covers a disputed ceasefire deal between Trump’s Board of Peace and Hamas, with conflicting terms on disarmament and Israeli withdrawal.

President Trump claims a phased disarmament deal with Hamas, while Spain’s prime minister visits North Africa amid a migrant crisis.

The episode covers the hold on Todd Blanche’s attorney general nomination due to Republican concerns over an anti-weaponization fund.

This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s announcement of a historic disarmament deal with Hamas, alongside shifting American public opinion on Israel.

This episode covers the stalled nomination of Todd Blanche as Attorney General due to disputes over a Trump tax immunity deal.

NPR News Now covers the stalled nomination of Todd Blanche amid GOP concerns over an anti-weaponization fund.

NPR News covers the stalled confirmation of Attorney General nominee Todd Blanche due to disputes over a controversial fund.

President Trump may withdraw Todd Blanche’s AG nomination after GOP senators demanded assurances on IRS immunity.

NPR News Now covers the political standoff over Todd Blanche’s AG confirmation due to a disputed fund, and the sentencing of a Georgia school shooter’s father.

President Trump delays Todd Blanche’s AG nomination amid GOP senator demands, while Maine’s Troy Jackson launches a late Senate bid against Susan Collins.

A Georgia father receives 15 years for supplying the rifle used in a school shooting, while President Trump threatens to withdraw his AG nominee over senatorial opposition.

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NPR News covers Russia’s deadly overnight drone and missile strikes on Ukraine, killing at least eight people.

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