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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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Christian Music's Billboard Success: A CCM Boom

Multiple Christian musicians are charting on the Billboard Hot 100, reflecting the growth of the multi-million dollar Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) industry, driven by megachurches and impacting listening habits.

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Record Number of Women Compete in Lumberjack World Championships

The 65th annual Lumberjack World Championships in Hayward, Wisconsin, featured a record 45 women among 100 athletes, highlighting the increasing participation of women in traditionally male-dominated timber sports and challenging gender norms.

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Trump Administration Seeks To Eliminate Key Climate Change Regulation

The Trump administration seeks to eliminate the EPA's 2009 endangerment finding, which allows the federal government to regulate climate pollution; this could reverse existing regulations on power plants, vehicles, and oil and gas, potentially increasing US greenhouse gas emissions and worsening cli...

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US Ends Gaza Ceasefire Talks, Citing Hamas' Lack of Cooperation

The United States ended Gaza ceasefire talks after Hamas's response deemed uncooperative, leaving the future of the humanitarian crisis and hostage situation uncertain, while the U.N. reports nearly 100,000 women and children suffering from severe acute malnutrition.

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Trump Criticizes Fed Chair Powell Over High Interest Rates and Housing Costs

President Trump is criticizing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for high interest rates, which Trump blames for high home prices; economist Robert Reich explains that while lower rates might initially lower home prices, it could harm the Fed's credibility and cause rates to rise.

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Trump Prioritizes Rapid AI Development, Bans "Woke AI" in New Policies

President Trump unveiled new AI policies prioritizing rapid development and eliminating what he calls "woke AI", including streamlining data center construction, easing AI exports, and banning federal contracts with companies promoting diversity initiatives; this contrasts with the Biden administrat...

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Cleo Laine, Celebrated Singer, Dies at 97

Acclaimed British singer Cleo Laine, known for her four-octave vocal range and smoky vocals, died at age 97; her family announced the news today.

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Mixed Impact of Trump Tariffs on Corporate Profits"

Recent corporate earnings reports reveal a mixed impact from President Trump's tariffs, with some companies experiencing losses while others report strong profits; uncertainty around final tariff amounts and varying levels of reliance on imports contribute to the mixed results.

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France Recognizes Palestine, Increasing Pressure on Israel

French President Emmanuel Macron announced France will recognize Palestine as a state, a symbolic move adding diplomatic pressure on Israel during the Gaza crisis; this decision has drawn strong condemnation from Israel and the U.S.

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Glacier Park's Record Visitation Masks Staffing Crisis

Glacier National Park set a visitation record in May despite a 25% staff cut due to President Trump's budget reductions; while the current visitor experience seems unaffected, concerns exist about long-term consequences for park maintenance, research, and overall sustainability.

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Trump Disputes Fed Renovation Cost, Underscoring Pressure on Powell

President Trump's Thursday visit to the Federal Reserve involved a public disagreement with Chairman Jerome Powell over the renovation cost, which Trump claimed was \$3.1 billion, versus Powell's figure of \$2.5 billion; the discrepancy arose from a separate building's cost, highlighting Trump's ong...

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GOP Lawmakers Divided Over Releasing Epstein Files

Republican Representatives Mackenzie, Perry, and Crane, facing pressure from constituents and Democratic groups, support releasing DOJ files on Jeffrey Epstein, despite the DOJ's conclusion that no client list exists; this internal GOP conflict raises questions about transparency and party loyalty.

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