Ian Martinez

Yeah, this follows a posting of a video last week by a right-wing YouTube influencer who claims to have found evidence of fraud at Somali American-run child care centers.

The Trump administration responded to that video by cutting federal funding for child care centers, not just in Minnesota, but also around the U.S.

It's been two weeks since the Justice Department was supposed to release all of the Epstein files in its possession.

We're joined now by NPR's Stephen Fowler.

December 19th, Stephen, that was the day that hundreds of thousands of Epstein files were supposed to be released.

My desk calendar says it's January 2nd, small fraction of that release.

So what's the deal?

All right, so just so we're clear, the federal government is saying that the Epstein files that they have released very little of are not to be trusted.

So what are you watching for in the coming weeks related to this?

That's NPR's Stephen Fowler in Atlanta.

Stephen, thanks.

Thank you.

Authorities say at least 40 people have died and more than 100 people are injured, many of them seriously.

Jeremy Martinez, fear of civil unrest or domestic political violence is driving a new group of people to gun ranges.

Some of the political left feel targeted by the administration's policies and decided to arm themselves to protect their families and communities.

This weekend on the Sunday Story, NPR's Frank Langford joins us to explain what's driving more liberals to exercise their right to bear arms.

Listen to the Sunday Story right here on NPR's Up First podcast.

Among Trump's latest moves, the Justice Department says it's fired over a dozen officials.

Among Trump's latest moves, the Justice Department says it's fired over a dozen officials.

Among Trump's latest moves, the Justice Department says it's fired over a dozen officials.