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National Public Radio is an American public broadcasting organization headquartered in Washington, D.C., with its NPR West headquarters in Culver City, California. It serves as a national syndicator to a network of more than 1,000 public radio stations in the United States. It differs from other non-profit membership media organizations, such as the Associated Press, in that it was established by an act of Congress.

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US Cancels $500 Million in mRNA Vaccine Contracts

The Department of Health and Human Services canceled almost $500 million in contracts for mRNA vaccine development, a decision that has alarmed public health experts who warn of increased vulnerability to future pandemics and bioterrorism; the justification cites safety and effectiveness concerns, w...

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Texas Redistricting Standoff: Democrats Block Vote, Governor Seeks Arrests

Texas Democrats fled the state to prevent a vote on a Republican-drawn congressional map, prompting Governor Abbott to seek their arrest and removal from office; the Democrats will return in late August, leaving critical legislation stalled.

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Trump Administration Cuts to Title X Jeopardize Contraception Access

The Trump administration is restricting access to contraception for low-income Americans by cutting Title X funding, impacting over 800,000 people and forcing organizations to rely on donations or close clinics, while state-level efforts further limit birth control access, potentially aligning with ...

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Gender Equality
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Private Companies Push Gene Editing of Human Embryos

Fueled by Silicon Valley investment and pronatalist views, private companies are pursuing gene editing of human embryos, aiming to prevent diseases and potentially enhance traits, despite ethical concerns and regulatory restrictions.

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TikTok Chefs Tackle Rising Food Costs

TikTok cooking influencers Matthew Bounds and Kiki Ruff are providing affordable recipes and raising money for food drives, addressing rising food costs and creating online communities.

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Zero Hunger
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ESPN Acquires NFL Network Assets, NFL Receives Equity Stake

ESPN is acquiring NFL Network, NFL Fantasy, and RedZone distribution rights, giving the NFL a 10% equity stake in ESPN valued at $2.2 billion to $2.5 billion; the deal is subject to final negotiations and regulatory approvals, with anticipated launch before September.

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Trump Administration Cuts Funding for Contraception, Impacting 800,000

The Trump administration has cut funding for Title X, a program providing free contraception to low-income individuals, impacting over 800,000 people and aligning with broader efforts to limit access to reproductive healthcare, potentially increasing unintended pregnancies.

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Supreme Court Case Threatens to Weaken Voting Rights Act

A Supreme Court case threatens to eliminate private lawsuits under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, potentially weakening its ability to protect minority voters from discrimination, as argued by legal experts and impacted individuals.

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Trump Considers Federalizing D.C. Police After Assault

President Trump announced he may federalize Washington, D.C.'s police force and overturn its home rule after a former government employee, Edward Coristine, was assaulted during a carjacking attempt on Sunday. Two 15-year-old suspects were arrested.

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Texas Democrats Block Gerrymandering, Sparking National Redistricting Fight

Over 50 Texas Democrats left the state to block a Republican-led gerrymandering effort, prompting discussions of similar actions in other states and raising concerns about fair elections.

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Danish Zoo's Controversial Use of Donated Pets as Predator Feed

The Aalborg Zoo in Denmark's Facebook post requesting surplus pets to feed its predators sparked controversy, highlighting contrasting animal welfare practices between Europe and the US, where such practices are uncommon.

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Trump Administration Proposes Streamlined Rules for Commercial Drones

The Trump administration proposed new rules to simplify commercial drone use in the U.S., mandating safety features and security checks, following an executive order and concerns about lagging innovation.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

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