Alyssa Nadworny

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NPR News Now · NPR News: 06-27-2026 1PM EDT · 27 Jun 2026 podcast

At the same time, the Trump administration has upended the federal pipeline of research dollars to American institutions.

David Corey, a scientist at Harvard Medical School, was one of the researchers whose federal grants were frozen last year.

He's been studying gene therapies meant to reestablish hearing in children.

But the disruption to federal funds has meant his rivals in China are the ones finding breakthroughs.

China's billions are paying off.

In a global ranking measuring academic output, Harvard lost its top spot to a university in China.

In fact, seven out of the top 10 schools are now in China.

Alyssa Nadwarni, NPR News.

He continues to both threaten more strikes and promise that peace is imminent.

And I'm Alyssa Nadworny, and this is Up First from NPR News.

The high gas prices that the Iran war kicked up have complicated the administration's attempt to rein in inflation.

Now, the president says he loves inflation.

And the NBA Finals tonight might give the New York Knicks their first title in over half a century.

It's gone like this.

The president announces a deal is forthcoming, and we wait.

Joining us now is NPR senior contributor Ron Elving.

Good morning, Ron.

So this deal is a memorandum of understanding.

And yesterday, Iran's foreign minister said it's in the final stages and that his country's leadership had approved it.

Do we know exactly what's on the table yet?

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