Jackie Northam

Well, a couple months ago, Trump confirmed reports that he told the Israelis not to attack and that he wants to have a deal with Iran rather than any sort of military activities. But, you know, Israel has made it clear they see a nuclear-capable Iran as an existential threat. And a U.N. watchdog has warned that...

Since Trump pulled out of an accord to limit Iran's nuclear program in his first term, Iran has greatly increased its stockpile of enriched uranium and now has enough to theoretically make one bomb.

Since Trump pulled out of an accord to limit Iran's nuclear program in his first term, Iran has greatly increased its stockpile of enriched uranium and now has enough to theoretically make one bomb.

Since Trump pulled out of an accord to limit Iran's nuclear program in his first term, Iran has greatly increased its stockpile of enriched uranium and now has enough to theoretically make one bomb.

This is the fourth round of talks between Iran and the U.S. since mid-April. An earlier one set for last weekend was postponed at the last minute for what Oman said was technical reasons. President Trump's special envoy, Steve Witkoff, is due to meet with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arakci to discuss Iran's nuclear program, sanctions relief and uranium enrichment.

This is the fourth round of talks between Iran and the U.S. since mid-April. An earlier one set for last weekend was postponed at the last minute for what Oman said was technical reasons. President Trump's special envoy, Steve Witkoff, is due to meet with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arakci to discuss Iran's nuclear program, sanctions relief and uranium enrichment.

Iran insists it has the right to enrich uranium for civilian use. President Trump has indicated he's willing to give negotiations with Iran a chance, but has not ruled out military strikes if the nuclear talks fail. The president is due to visit Saudi Arabia, Qatar and United Arab Emirates this week. Jackie Northam, NPR News.

Iran insists it has the right to enrich uranium for civilian use. President Trump has indicated he's willing to give negotiations with Iran a chance, but has not ruled out military strikes if the nuclear talks fail. The president is due to visit Saudi Arabia, Qatar and United Arab Emirates this week. Jackie Northam, NPR News.

Well, in large part, it's thanks to President Trump. For more than a year, the Conservatives, under their leader, Pierre Polyev, were consistently running 20-plus points ahead of the Liberals in the polls and looked like they would win overwhelmingly in Canada's next election.

Well, in large part, it's thanks to President Trump. For more than a year, the Conservatives, under their leader, Pierre Polyev, were consistently running 20-plus points ahead of the Liberals in the polls and looked like they would win overwhelmingly in Canada's next election.

Well, in large part, it's thanks to President Trump. For more than a year, the Conservatives, under their leader, Pierre Polyev, were consistently running 20-plus points ahead of the Liberals in the polls and looked like they would win overwhelmingly in Canada's next election.

But then President Trump began to target Canada, imposing stiff tariffs on the country and saying he wanted to make it the 51st state. And Steve, this really angered Canadians and has had an impact on today's elections. NPR spoke to a number of voters and one overriding concern, the threat of Trump, often came up. This is how Barbara Wilson from Milton near Toronto summed it up.

But then President Trump began to target Canada, imposing stiff tariffs on the country and saying he wanted to make it the 51st state. And Steve, this really angered Canadians and has had an impact on today's elections. NPR spoke to a number of voters and one overriding concern, the threat of Trump, often came up. This is how Barbara Wilson from Milton near Toronto summed it up.

But then President Trump began to target Canada, imposing stiff tariffs on the country and saying he wanted to make it the 51st state. And Steve, this really angered Canadians and has had an impact on today's elections. NPR spoke to a number of voters and one overriding concern, the threat of Trump, often came up. This is how Barbara Wilson from Milton near Toronto summed it up.

And Steve, the problem for the Conservative leader, Polyev, is that he's seen as copying much of Trump's rhetoric. Canada first, close the borders, shrink the government, erase wokeism. And Canadians started to view him as Trump-lite, sometimes calling him Maple Maga. And that association with Trump has really hurt him and the Conservatives in the polls.

And Steve, the problem for the Conservative leader, Polyev, is that he's seen as copying much of Trump's rhetoric. Canada first, close the borders, shrink the government, erase wokeism. And Canadians started to view him as Trump-lite, sometimes calling him Maple Maga. And that association with Trump has really hurt him and the Conservatives in the polls.

And Steve, the problem for the Conservative leader, Polyev, is that he's seen as copying much of Trump's rhetoric. Canada first, close the borders, shrink the government, erase wokeism. And Canadians started to view him as Trump-lite, sometimes calling him Maple Maga. And that association with Trump has really hurt him and the Conservatives in the polls.

Yes, indeed. Mark Carney succeeded Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after he resigned. You know, Trudeau is deeply unpopular after a decade in power, and his resignation helped lift the Liberals' chances. Mark Carney is popular even though he has never held political office. He's 60 years old and has a long career in finance on Wall Street and is head of the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada.

Yes, indeed. Mark Carney succeeded Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after he resigned. You know, Trudeau is deeply unpopular after a decade in power, and his resignation helped lift the Liberals' chances. Mark Carney is popular even though he has never held political office. He's 60 years old and has a long career in finance on Wall Street and is head of the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada.

Yes, indeed. Mark Carney succeeded Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after he resigned. You know, Trudeau is deeply unpopular after a decade in power, and his resignation helped lift the Liberals' chances. Mark Carney is popular even though he has never held political office. He's 60 years old and has a long career in finance on Wall Street and is head of the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada.