Will Jarvis
speaker
941 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 8 Sep
Will Jarvis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Over the weekend, President Trump claimed without evidence that vandals had caused the problems, and the Times spoke to one man who was arrested.
He said, quote, The White House and U.S.
Park Police did not respond to requests for comment.
On social media, Trump said he'd met with contractors on Saturday to discuss the state of the reflecting pool and that the problems had become so severe that the pool would likely have to be at least partially drained for repairs again.
In London this morning, the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation.
Starmer took the post in 2024 after the left-leaning Labor Party won an election that was dubbed a loveless landslide.
Since then, the party has struggled to deal with economic stagnation, government debt, and underfunded defense and healthcare systems.
And the country has faced a growing wave of anti-immigrant populism.
Against that backdrop, Starmer was increasingly seen as weak and indecisive.
Polls showed he was one of the least popular prime ministers in modern British history.
Now, he could be replaced as soon as next month, with his most likely successor being Andy Burnham, the former mayor of Greater Manchester.
Burnham is also a member of Labour, but many lawmakers in the party think he's more authentic and charismatic than Starmer.
and would be able to bring new energy to British politics.
One political expert there told the Times that, quote, if the sausage isn't going to change, Burnham might at least add some sizzle.
Michael Keller is an investigative reporter at The Times.
He says that Americans' taste for big trucks and SUVs may be killing pedestrians as more and more people trade in their sedans for larger vehicles.
As part of The Times' investigation, Michael and his team poured through accident records and car schematics, crunched nearly a decade's worth of data, and built visual simulations of crashes with dummies.
Michael says that hood height is not the only problem.
As vehicles have gotten bigger and heavier, manufacturers have made their frames thicker to support that weight and keep people inside safe.
But that has made blind spots worse.
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