Shea Stephens

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6,233 appearances 242 recordings 2 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 9 Jan

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under court order, then detained and charged with another crime.
A newly unsealed court filing shows that Justice Department officials made prosecuting Abrego Garcia a top priority once he challenged his deportation.
Former U.S.
Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell has died.
Colorado Public Radio's Alejandra Alonso Galva has this remembrance.
Again, U.S.
futures are flat and after-hours trading on Wall Street.
On Asia-Pacific markets, shares are mostly lower.
This is NPR News.
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Shea Stephens.
Enhanced subsidies for health insurance plans obtained through the Affordable Care Act marketplace will soon expire on December 31st.
As NPR's Sam Greenglass reports, that means premiums will soon spike for millions of Americans.
Major cities across the U.S.
are ramping up security ahead of New Year's Eve.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams says there are no credible threats to his city, but officials there are prepared.
Adams says the city will respect the individual right to protest, but will not tolerate any disruptions to the New York celebration in Times Square and beyond.
Israel's parliament has voted to cut off water and electricity to the offices of UNRWA, the UN agency that aids Palestinians.
As NPR's Michelle Kellerman reports, the UN body is calling the move outrageous.
and an affront to international law.
Michelle Kellerman, NPR News, Jerusalem.
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