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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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Trump Announces Boeing to Build F-47 Fighter Jet at Cost Exceeding \$20 Billion

President Trump announced Boeing will build the Air Force's new sixth-generation fighter jet, the F-47, at a cost exceeding \$20 billion in development, boosting Boeing's stock while Lockheed Martin's fell; the jet is touted as "virtually unseeable" on radar.

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VOA Journalists Sue Trump Administration Over Network Shutdown

Six Voice of America journalists sued Kari Lake and the Trump administration on Friday for shutting down the U.S.-funded network, resulting in over 900 full-time employees placed on indefinite leave and 550 contractors terminated, citing First Amendment violations and usurpation of Congressional con...

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DHS Cuts Civil Rights Oversight Jobs to Streamline Immigration Enforcement

The Department of Homeland Security is cutting jobs in civil rights oversight divisions, including the Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties and two ombudsman offices, to streamline immigration enforcement, impacting over 450 employees across two rounds of layoffs.

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Judge Blocks Deportation of Georgetown Professor Accused of Spreading Hamas Propaganda

A federal judge temporarily blocked the deportation of Badar Khan Suri, a Georgetown University professor detained by US immigration officials for alleged Hamas propaganda; his lawyers contend this is retaliation for his support of Palestinian rights, highlighting concerns about academic freedom.

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Elimination of Department of Education: A False Premise and Lack of National Plan

President Trump signed an executive order to close the federal Department of Education, a move that Kevin Huffman, former Tennessee education commissioner, argues is based on a false premise and lacks a national plan to address declining student achievement. Huffman contends that states already have...

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Japanese Breakfast's New Album Explores Family, Grief, and Reconciliation

Japanese Breakfast's new album, "For Melancholy Brunettes And Sad Women," explores singer Michelle Zauner's complicated relationship with her father following the deaths of both her parents, leading to reconciliation and reflections on family, grief, and cultural identity.

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Smotrich's Power: Ultranationalism and the Gaza Conflict

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, a West Bank settler and ultranationalist, holds significant power, influencing the Gaza conflict and potentially the annexation of the West Bank; his past involvement in settler protests and current political leverage raise concerns about peace prospects an...

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Trump Administration Policies Undermine Global Forest Conservation Efforts

The UN's International Day of Forests highlights the destruction of 10 million hectares of forests annually, contrasted by the Trump administration's promotion of timber production and rescission of $75 million in funding for urban tree planting, impacting climate change mitigation efforts.

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Trump's Executive Order Shifts Disaster Responsibility to States

President Trump signed an executive order shifting disaster response responsibility to state and local governments, potentially reducing federal funding and resources; experts warn this could hinder disaster preparedness and response, especially for smaller states, and lead to inconsistent infrastru...

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George Foreman, Boxing Champion and Businessman, Dies at 76

Former heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman, known for his remarkable comeback win and successful business ventures, died Friday at age 76, his family announced on social media.

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De Niro's Dual Roles Highlight New Mob Drama "The Alto Knights"

Robert De Niro plays dual roles as notorious 1950s mob bosses Frank Costello and Vito Genovese in Barry Levinson's "The Alto Knights," a biographical crime drama that premiered this week and recounts their rise, rivalry, and a 1957 assassination attempt.

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Trump's Oval Office Redesign: Gold Accents and Political Messaging

President Trump's Oval Office redesign includes numerous gold accents, additional portraits (including President Polk), a copy of the Declaration of Independence, and the removal of a long-standing ivy plant, reflecting his personal brand and political messaging.

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