Dualisa Kautel
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262 appearances
13 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 31 Jan
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The state will now avoid a lengthier fight over the required redrawing of boundaries for its 15 members of Congress.
Ohio Public Media's Sarah Donaldson reports.
The nation's air traffic control towers continue to face staffing shortages as the government shutdown drags on.
That's led to delays and safety concerns.
As Bruce Convisor reports, two United Airlines jets made contact on the tarmac at New York's LaGuardia Airport Friday.
You are listening to NPR News from New York City.
Israel's top military lawyer has resigned amid questions over a leaked video that showed Israeli soldiers severely abusing a Palestinian detainee.
It's that time of year when daylight saving ends in the U.S.
This is good news if people want that extra hour of sleep.
Not so great for those who value the warmth of light each evening.
The magic hour when clocks fall back is 2 a.m.
this Sunday.
Lawmakers continue to debate the benefits and harm of seasonal time changes, with many arguing for permanent daylight saving time.
But the Sunshine Bill did not pass the Senate in the latest vote.
I'm Dua Lee Sai Kowtow, NPR News in New York.
Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Dualisa Kautel. California firefighters are getting help from Canada and Mexico as teams of first responders make their way to the Los Angeles area this weekend to help fight terrifying fires. At a briefing earlier, L.A. Mayor Karen Bass updated reporters on how fire victims are being assisted.
More strong winds are forecast this weekend. Here's L.A. County Fire Chief Anthony Maroney.
At this hour, the Palisades Fire, the largest of the California blazes, is only 11% contained, but firefighters are making progress on the Kenneth Fire. Thousands of Southern Californians have lost their homes to wildfires this week. What's next for each varies, but Rachel Miro from member station KQED reports. reports some survivors are planning to weather the near future together.
The short video app TikTok is waiting to hear from the Supreme Court after the court heard arguments yesterday on a law that could ban the app in a little more than a week. NPR's Bobbi Allen reports lawyers for TikTok are calling the ban an unprecedented violation of the First Amendment.
President Biden's approval rating as he leaves office is lower than his predecessors. That's according to a new poll. The Associated Press and the New York Center for Public Affairs in Chicago poll finds that even among supporters of his party, about four in 10 adults described his presidency as average.
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