Dua Halisa Kautel
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446 appearances
23 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2025
last heard 31 Aug
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The number of people missing from last week's catastrophic flooding at the border of Nepal and Tibet has now jumped to more than forty two hundred.
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And pairs Winster Johnson reports the Trump administration says about eighty-five Americans remain unaccounted for.
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In Las Vegas today, closing arguments are set to take place at the trial of Dwayne Davis.
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He is accused of orchestrating the nineteen ninety six drive by killing of rap icon Tupac Shakur.
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Steve Fatterman is in Las Vegas with this update.
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And you're listening to NPR from New York City.
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The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has begun its journey to a parking orbit about a million miles from Earth.
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As Joe Palka reports, it's begun to check out its key systems after a successful launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida Sunday morning.
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Voters in Iceland's coalition government rejected long stalled talks to join the European Union.
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The National Electoral Commission said the referendum over the weekend was defeated by a margin of fifty-two percent to forty-seven, with more than eighty-two percent of eligible voters casting ballots.
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Prime Minister Christrun Frostadoter says she respects the result but would not rule out future efforts to reopen the issue.
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In Asia, stocks were mostly lower this morning after Fed Chairman Kevin Walsh indicated on Friday that the US Central Bank may raise interest rates to bring down inflation.
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Oil prices rose three percent.
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This is NPR News.
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Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Dua Halisa Kautel.
Tensions are again escalating in the Middle East, as Israel says it struck military targets in western and central Iran early Monday morning local time.
On Sunday morning, Iran fired ballistic missiles at Israel, the first such attack since a Middle East ceasefire was declared two months ago.
NPR's Greg Myrie reports this marks a major breach in what was already a shaky truce.
Voters in California cast their primary ballots this past Tuesday, but the results are still not in.
NPR's Tamara Keith says a lot of Democrats waited until the last minute to turn in their ballots, and Republicans voted early, so the ballots counted first skewed far more Republican than those that are still being counted now.
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