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And liftoff of the space shuttle Discovery with the Hubble Space Telescope, our window on the universe.
A lot of short daily news podcasts focus on just one story. But right now, you probably need more. On Up First from NPR, we bring you three of the world's top headlines every day in under 15 minutes. Because no one story can capture all that's happening in this big, crazy world of ours on any given morning. Listen now to the Up First podcast from NPR.
At NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour, we sort through a lot of television, and we've found some recent TV comedies we really like that you don't want to miss. And we'll tell you where to watch them in one handy guide. Listen to the Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast from NPR.
On Trump's terms, we have followed the first hundred days of this administration. Tariffs very strongly work. Trade war. Get ready. Elon Musk and Doge. We will make mistakes. Deportations. Litigation. I don't know who the judge is.
Those first hundred days are coming to a close, but the pace of the news will likely continue. Follow NPR's coverage of President Trump trying to do things no other president has on Trump's terms from NPR.
If buying a home feels out of reach, you might have more options than you think. You might be able to, especially if you have a little bit of money saved up, and if you qualify for a low down payment mortgage, maybe even with some down payment assistance, it definitely could be a possibility for you. Listen to the Life Kit podcast from NPR for first-time homebuyer tips.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has noted that Trump administration officials are echoing the Kremlin's narrative on this war. But Zelensky also says his country needs the U.S. as a partner and peace negotiator. Russia has stepped up attacks on Ukrainian cities in the last few weeks.
In the northeastern city of Sumy, just 16 miles from the Russian border, Russian missile attacks last weekend killed 35 civilians and injured more than 100. Nadia Green, who runs a music college there, lost a close friend in the strike. We feel the horror and cruelty every day, she told NPR. We tell each other, have a safe day, have a safe night, a quiet evening. Joanna Kekises, NPR News, Kyiv.
Interim U.S. Attorney Edward R. Martin Jr. sent letters to scientific journals published by the American Medical Association and the American College of Chest Physicians. One of the journals, called Chest, confirmed receiving the letter. Neither Martin's office nor the other journal, called JAMA, responded to NPR's request for comment. Other journals may have also received the letter.
The letter charged the journals are, quote, partisans in various scientific debates. Rob Stein, NPR News.
There was Barbenheimer summer, then Bratt summer. What will this season bring? Maybe it's the season of actual good superhero movies like the Fantastic Four and Superman. For a guide to the movies and TV we're most excited about this summer, listen to the Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast from NPR.
The scary new movie Sinners from the director of Black Panther finds Michael B. Jordan playing twin brothers. It's got vampires, it's got great music, and it's a fun one to see with a big crowd.
We'll tell you why you should see Sinners on the biggest screen you can. Listen to the Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast from NPR.
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Since Donald Trump took office in January, a lot has happened. The White House Budget Office ordered a pause on all federal grants and loans. The impact of the Trump administration's tariffs is already being felt in President Trump's efforts to radically remake the federal government. The NPR Politics Podcast covers it all.
Keep up with what's happening in Washington and beyond with the NPR Politics Podcast. Listen every day.
The deal on valuable minerals was supposed to be signed when Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the White House in February. But that meeting descended into a shouting match and the agreement was postponed. Trump now says it will be signed next week. Still, Trump says this about Zelensky. I wouldn't say he's done the greatest job. Okay. I'm not a big fan. I really am.
I'm not a big fan. Separately, Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated the U.S. was growing frustrated with efforts to broker a peace deal in the Russia-Ukraine war. He said, quote, if it is not possible to end the war in Ukraine, we need to move on. Greg Myhre, NPR News, Washington.
Police say Phoenix Eichner used his mother's handgun to shoot eight people, killing two. Leon County Sheriff said he'd been a member of the department's youth advisory board and had gone through extensive training with the department. The shootings occurred near Florida State University's Student Union Building.
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