Matt Bloom
speaker
646 appearances
98 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 22 Aug
Matt Bloom’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office says the tax cuts will saddle the country with more debt, and the poorest Americans could see health care costs rise due to planned reductions to Medicaid and federal food aid.
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Matt Bloom, NPR News.
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The order directs the Secretary of the Interior to look at ways to raise entrance fees for non-U.S.
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tourists.
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The extra money would go to infrastructure and other maintenance needs.
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Trump's directive comes after the administration slashed funding for parks earlier this year and laid off nearly a quarter of all staff.
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The new order doesn't specify how much prices for foreigners could go up or when the hikes could go up.
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could be implemented.
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And at which parks?
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Visitation is already on track for another record year.
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The nonprofit National Parks Conservation Association reports it's already at or above record levels at the most popular sites like Yellowstone, Glacier, and Zion.
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Map Bloom, NPR News.
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The intersection where George Floyd was killed in 2020 soon became a gathering place for racial justice demonstrations and remains the site of a memorial. commemorative events at what is now called George Floyd Square include a religious service, gospel concert, and a candlelight vigil.
The 46-year-old black man died after a white police officer kneeled on his neck and back for more than nine minutes. Floyd's killing led to court-ordered oversight of the Minneapolis Police Department by a state judge. Last week, the Trump administration moved to scuttle plants for a federal court to provide additional oversight through a consent decree. For NPR News, I'm Matt Sepik in Minneapolis.
Harvard's campus thinned out after final exams. But those who lingered shared their disbelief. Matt's a graduate student. NPR agreed to only use his first name because of his concerns about being targeted as an international student. He hopes he'll be able to finish his degree in a few years. But on Thursday, he wasn't even looking that far ahead.
Matt had just heard about the judge's temporary restraining order when I bumped into him and said the news was reassuring. For NPR News, I'm Emily Piper Villillo in Boston.
For this president to campaign on deporting immigrants on the one hand, and then he turns around and fires the judges that are supposed to hear the cases on the other hand, it's a head-scratcher.
The New Southern Guide First published in France, Michelin has been advising diners for over a century. A list of finalists in the U.S. South is expected later this year. For NPR News, I'm Matt Bloom in New Orleans.
At least two major Mardi Gras parades have stopped using plastic beads because they can end up in landfills or clog the city's drainage system. Instead, they're throwing more useful things like jambalaya seasoning.
Sivia Hebert is on the sidewalk with her husband, Tommy, and daughter, Lucy. The family's keeping an eye out for chocolate-covered moon pies.
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