Cecilia Lei
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2,410 appearances
26 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 25 Aug
Cecilia Lei’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Apple News Today · Thousands more U.S. troops arrive in the Middle East. What to know. · 30 Mar 2026
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Democratic Governor Tim Walz has proposed rental assistance and $10 million in forgivable loans, but that would require some Minnesota Republicans to back it, and several have already pointed to previous fraud scandals in the state as they ruled out their support.
On a recent reporting trip, Barrett returned to Minneapolis.
He told us that while many of the businesses, like small shops and taquerias, have reopened their doors, things haven't returned to what they were before the raids.
He told us about Araceli Orozco, the owner of a food stand that was closed during the surge, as well as a nearby restaurant bar that recently started serving food again.
But like her neighbors, she's feeling the financial crunch.
In their statement, an ICE spokesperson told the Journal that removing criminals from the streets made it, quote, safer for everyone, including business owners and their customers.
And finally, a few other stories we're following.
A bit of relief may be coming for Cuba.
The U.S.
Coast Guard is allowing a Russian tanker full of crude oil to approach the island nation, breaking the administration's three-month-long oil blockade.
Cuba has been suffering from daily blackouts, gas shortages, and deteriorating medical care since a lost access to Venezuelan oil.
The New York Times reports that the tanker could arrive to Cuba by tonight and by the country a few weeks before fuel reserves run out.
It's not clear why the U.S.
didn't stop the Russian tanker, but the U.S.
blockade has attracted criticism from the U.N.
as the humanitarian crisis worsens.
A 98-year-old federal judge who was sidelined over questions about her competency wants her job back and is asking the Supreme Court for help.
Judge Pauline Newman was suspended back in 2023 when she refused to submit to medical testing over her mental fitness.
As NPR reports, no court has found Newman to be incompetent, and she has said she's fighting to stop others from being forced out against their will.
So far, her case has been rejected at the federal level.
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