Dwahli Saikautau
speaker
77 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 7 Jun
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Judge Karen Intergood, a Trump appointee, said the government didn't meet the threshold for declaring recent ongoing protests outside an ICE facility in Portland, quote, a rebellion.
The judge granted the city and the Oregon Department of Justice a temporary restraining order.
Here's Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield.
The Trump administration could appeal, as it has in similar cases across the country.
As part of a proposal put forth by President Trump, Israel would then end the war.
But as NPR's Emily Fang reports, there are still big questions remaining over the durability of any ceasefire.
As the government shutdown continues, national parks remain affected by the lack of funding.
In Parazelana Wise reports, across the country, parks have been forced to maneuver around the funding crisis.
And you are listening to
NPR from New York City.
A veteran Ukrainian journalist who co-founded a project focused on anti-corruption investigations of government officials has died.
The wife of Olexa Shalaisky confirmed his death to colleagues and said he died of natural causes at the age of 58.
The Ukrainian media watchdog group Institute of Mass Information said Shelesky was the voice of conscience, intolerant injustice, and stood firmly for society's right to know the truth.
His Nashi Groshi investigative project led to a number of criminal probes and wrongdoings by Ukrainian officials.
The police union in Charlotte, North Carolina, says it will ask the National Guard to be deployed to fight violent crime.
Gwendolyn Glenn has more.
And I'm Dwahli Saikautau, NPR News in New York.
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