Janine Herbst

speaker
16,212 appearances 769 recordings 2 series first heard Oct 2024 last heard 4d ago

Janine Herbst’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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recordings per month · last 12 months
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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 627 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 101.

Appearances

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Claire Macarola of Member Station WUSF has more. voice-verified
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futures contracts are trading in mixed territory at this hour. voice-verified
Dow futures up around 336 points. voice-verified
Nasdaq futures down 262 points. voice-verified
I'm Janine Hurst, NPR News in Washington. voice-verified
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst. voice-verified
Temporary protected status for hundreds of thousands of Syrians and Haitians in the U.S. voice-verified
legally are set to expire, meaning they could face deportation any day now. voice-verified
But is Haiti safe to return to? voice-verified
George Shilcock of member station WOSU has more. voice-verified
George Tilcock reporting. voice-verified
This follows the Supreme Court ruling last month that cleared the way for the Trump administration to end TSP status for people from both of those countries. voice-verified
A new report is warning that the Trump administration's slashing of the federal workplace has hurt the government's ability to keep producing reliable statistics about the nation's population and economy. voice-verified
And Pierce Hansilo Wong reports many agencies are facing historic staffing losses. voice-verified
Stocks in South Korea and Japan plummeted, driven by a sell-off in semiconductor stocks. voice-verified
NPR's Se-Woon Gong reports concerns about massive investments in artificial intelligence continue while China threatens to expand market share. voice-verified
And you're listening to NPR News from Washington. voice-verified
The Federal Aviation Administration says hundreds of seats on Boeing 737 MAX jets were installed incorrectly, and they need to be fixed because passengers could be injured in an emergency landing. voice-verified
The FAA says this applies to more than 450 Boeing 737 MAX jets registered in the U.S., but didn't say whether international operators are also affected. voice-verified
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