Shea Stevens
speaker
1,296 appearances
59 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2024
last heard 9 Jan
Shea Stevens’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Trump administration plans to send migrants to North Africa as it grapples with fallout over two mistaken deportations. According to an official who's not authorized to discuss the matter publicly, a group of migrants from Vietnam, Laos and the Philippines could soon be flown to Libya.
As NPR's Tom Bowman reports, the proposal could face what some Republican supporters have called immigration hiccups.
NPR's Tom Bowman reporting. A jury has acquitted three former Memphis police officers of state charges stemming from the 2023 beating death of motorist Tyree Nichols. Details from NPR's Debbie Elliott.
U.S. futures are flat in after hours trading. This is NPR. Police in New York say at least 80 people were arrested at Columbia University Wednesday following clashes with campus security guards. Authorities say pro-Palestinian demonstrators stormed the school's main library and refused orders to identify themselves and leave.
The protest is being denounced by both Mayor Eric Adams and New York Governor Kathy Hochul. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says that his agency is checking the visa status of the protesters involved. For the second time in less than two weeks, a U.S. fighter jet has been lost in the Red Sea. Steve Walsh of member station WHRO has that story.
Missouri is poised to become the first state in the nation to repeal income taxes on capital gains. That's under a bill finalized in the state legislature Wednesday. Proponents say the measure will boost Missouri's economy, while critics say it will mean less revenue for public services. This is NPR News.
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Shea Stevens. Indian forces fired missiles into Pakistani territory today, killing at least 19 people. The strikes were in response to an attack on Indian tourists two weeks ago in Kashmir. President Trump says he hopes the cross-border clashes will end soon.
A spokesperson says U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres is very concerned over the military escalation between two nuclear powers and is calling for maximum restraint. President Trump has announced a ceasefire between the U.S. and Houthi rebels in Yemen. Under the truce, Trump says the U.S. will stop attacking Houthis. and the Iran-backed rebels will stop firing on shipping in the Red Sea.
The Houthi attacks were launched in solidarity with Palestinians, who have been under assault since the October 2023 attack on Israel sparked the ongoing war in Gaza. U.S. and Chinese officials have both announced plans to meet in Switzerland this week amid an escalating trade war. From Hong Kong, Charisse Pham has more.
Severe storms and a high risk of flash flooding are forecast to hit portions of the south from eastern Texas to Louisiana. A large swath of Texas is facing possible tornadoes as well. From the Texas newsroom, Lucille Vasquez has more.
A second judge has blocked the Trump administration's use of an 18th century wartime law to deport migrants. The judge noted that the law is meant to be used during a declared war. This is NPR. The Environmental Protection Agency is preparing to dismantle two divisions that focus on climate change and energy efficiency.
The move will eliminate the EPA's popular Energy Star program, which helped consumers find washers, refrigerators and other appliances that have been certified energy efficient. It's unclear how workers in the two divisions will be affected by the cuts. In New York, Lincoln Center Theater has announced it would open its season in September with a revival of the epic musical Ragtime.
As Jeff London reports, it'll be the first production of a new artistic director.
in New York. Wade-Wodger says it's seeking Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to get rid of more than a billion dollars in debt. The 60-year-old company is also trying to transition into telehealth services. Its stock is currently trading below $1 a share. This is NPR News.
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Shea Stevens. Indian forces fired missiles into Pakistan-controlled Kashmir early today, killing several people and wounding dozens more. India says it was a response to an attack that killed more than two dozen mostly Hindu tourists two weeks ago in India-controlled Kashmir.
The latest skirmishes have raised concerns that the two nuclear-armed neighbors could be on the brink of war. President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had a friendly first meeting in the Oval Office Tuesday, but Trump rejected the idea of removing tariffs on imported Canadian goods.
And as NPR's Deepa Shibaram reports, Carney again rejected Trump's suggestion that the United States make Canada a 51st state.
The U.S. Supreme Court is allowing the Trump administration to enforce its ban on transgender individuals serving in the military while the issue plays out in the courts. The ruling reverses a lower court's temporary injunction against the ban. A group of service members challenging the policy say it is unconstitutional and motivated by hate.
A mayoral contest in Cincinnati is getting attention after Vice President J.D. Vance's brother advanced to face the incumbent in November. NPR's Giles Snyder has more.
NPR's Giles Snyder reporting. Following years of delays, American travelers and people seeking to enter federal buildings will need a real ID beginning today. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says travelers without real ID may be directed to another line at U.S. airports. She told a congressional panel that passports and tribal identification will also be accepted at security checkpoints.
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