Leila Fadl

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Up First from NPR · Justice Department Firings, Humanitarian Parole Ends, China And AI · 28 Jan 2025 podcast

Okay, so tell us more about those caveats.

Okay, tell us more about that. The Biden administration banned the best AI microprocessors from being sold to China. Were they able to get around it?

That's NPR's John Ruich in China. Thank you, John.

And that's Up First for Tuesday, January 28th. I'm Leila Faudel.

Today's episode of Up First was edited by Eric Westervelt, Anna Yukonanov, Kevin Drew, Jenea Williams, and Alice Wolfley. It was produced by Ziad Butch, Nia Dumas, and Claire Murashima. We get engineering support from Arthur Laurent, and our technical director is Zach Coleman. See you tomorrow. They're not going to see me. Listen to us tomorrow.

Up First from NPR · New Orleans Answers, House Speaker Vote, Golan Heights Tensions · 3 Jan 2025 podcast

People resume their lives as the FBI says a New Year's morning attacker acted alone. What's their reading of the evidence?

Also, Israel moved into a U.N.-monitored buffer zone when the government collapsed in neighboring Syria. Our correspondent visited the Golan Heights. How are residents describing what Israeli troops are doing? Stay with us. We'll give you the news you need to start your day.

Federal investigators have clarified their understanding. of what happened in New Orleans on New Year's morning.

NPR's Debbie Elliott is in New Orleans with this and other developments. Good morning, Debbie. Hi, good morning. So why did the FBI first suggest a broader conspiracy and then back off?

So it's been a couple days now. Bourbon Street is open again. What's life like there in New Orleans?

So after a mass killing, mass violence like this, what are you hearing from people in New Orleans about how they're going to move forward?

I'm PR's Debbie Elliott in New Orleans. Thank you, Debbie. You're welcome. A new Congress is to be sworn in today, and the first order of business in the House is to elect a speaker.

Joining us now is NPR's congressional correspondent, Claudia Grisales. Hi, Claudia. Hey, Layla. All right. So Mike Johnson was elected speaker after his predecessor, Kevin McCarthy, was ousted from the job during a chaotic time and several other candidates lost bids to replace him. What is Johnson facing this time around?

And Johnson held the position as speaker for the last 14 months.

So walk us through that process of how the House elects a new speaker. What should we be watching for?

Who are those possible no's?

So what, if anything, does this moment tell us about the new Congress?

NPR's Claudia Grisales. Thank you, Claudia. Thank you. In the Golan Heights in southwest Syria, residents say Israeli troops are raiding their homes and villages, and they ask if this is the start of a land grab.

NPR's Hadil El-Shalchi is just back from the Golan Heights and joins us now. Good morning. Good morning.

And what did people say about what it's like to live with Israeli troops coming into their villages?

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