Angela Perryman

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560 appearances 100 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 2d ago

Angela Perryman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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State and federal health officials say more than a dozen Americans trying to get home from the Democratic Republic of Congo were held at the Fort Drum Army Facility in New York State. matched
All have now been allowed to go home for the remainder of a 21-day monitoring period. matched
The detainments were made under a controversial Trump administration policy designed to keep the Ebola outbreak in Africa from spreading to the U.S. matched
A federal health official says the policy is protecting the public. matched
Critics say the policy is unnecessary, legally questionable, and could backfire. matched
Rob Stein, NPR News. matched
Donations have been falling since the end of May, causing the national blood supply to drop by about 25 percent by the end of June. matched
Blood donations often decline this time of year because regular routines get disrupted by summer travel, and blood drives at places like schools and colleges go on hiatus. matched
At the same time, demand for blood increases because of a spike in injuries from car crashes and more people participating in activities like biking, hiking, and boating. matched
and that's what's happening again this year. matched
The Red Cross says there's a deficit of about 3,500 units of blood each week. matched
Rob Stein, NPR News. matched
donations have been falling since the end of May, causing the national blood supply to drop by about 25% by the end of June. voice-verified
Blood donations often decline this time of year because regular routines get disrupted by summer travel, and blood drives at places like schools and colleges go on hiatus. voice-verified
At the same time, demand for blood increases because of a spike in injuries from car crashes, voice-verified
and more people participating in activities like biking, hiking, and boating. voice-verified
And that's what's happening again this year. voice-verified
The Red Cross says there's a deficit of about 3,500 units of blood each week. voice-verified
Rob Stein, NPR News. voice-verified
The Red Cross is declaring the emergency because donations have been falling since the end of May, causing the national blood supply to drop by about 25% by the end of June. voice-verified
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