Dua Halisa-Cautel
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303 appearances
15 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 8 Jun
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This is NPR News from New York City.
Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Dua Halisa-Cautel.
President Trump has issued a full pardon for a former Republican congressman convicted of insider trading.
As NPR's James Jones reports, the pardon follows appeals for the action from leading Republicans.
This is the latest in dozens of pardons issued by President Trump to people accused of white-collar crimes.
In Toledo, Ohio, police and city officials say an urgent manhunt is underway for the suspects of a mass shooting that injured at least a dozen people.
Two people are in critical condition.
The victims ranged in age from 14 to 61 years old.
George Crowell is Toledo's director of public safety.
He said the shooting occurred at one of the most iconic festivals in the city, and he's asking the public for help.
During a news conference late Saturday, Toledo's Deputy Police Chief Joseph Heffernan said investigators believe the shooting involved two gunmen probably shooting at each other, but officials have not yet determined what started the gunfire.
Four people have died on North America's tallest mountain over the last couple of weeks.
Shelby Herbert with member station Alaska Public Media reports the latest fatality is one of Denali National Park and Preserve's own rangers.
And this is NPR News from New York City.
The body of an American college student from Hoover, Alabama, has been found in a mountainous area outside of Kyoto, Japan.
James Weston Higginbotham was vacationing there with his parents and younger brother, but went missing last week.
Search and rescue volunteers working with Japanese police found his remains overnight, but officials have not yet released the cause of his death.
His mother, Nancy, wrote in a Facebook post, The grief we feel is impossible to put into words.
A new Marquette poll finds the public is evenly divided as to whether the Supreme Court justices are motivated by law or politics.
But as NPR's Nina Totenberg reports, the numbers on term limits indicate that the court has a problem.
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