Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst.
Chapter 2: What sparked the protests over Renee Good's death?
Protests over the shooting death of 37-year-old Renee Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis this week continue in Minnesota and around the country. Immigrant rights groups say hundreds of demonstrations are planned this weekend from New York to Minneapolis to Portland, Oregon, where two people were shot by federal officers this week.
Meanwhile, three of Minnesota's Democratic members of Congress were turned away from the ICE detention center in St. Paul today. The visit from the lawmakers comes as Homeland Security has upped its presence in the Twin Cities following Good's death.
Chapter 3: What developments occurred regarding ICE detention center access?
Minnesota Public Radio's Clay Masters reports.
Chapter 4: What charges were brought against Derricka Moore in Mississippi?
Democratic U.S. Representatives Ilhan Omar, Angie Craig and Kelly Morrison were initially allowed into the facility. But Omar says it was not long before officials said they were no longer allowed access to the building. What happened today is a blatant attempt to obstruct access.
Chapter 5: How are Greenland's leaders responding to Trump's claims?
members of Congress from doing their oversight duties. The lawmakers say they were told their denial is because the facility was funded by the Big Beautiful Bill Act, which they dispute. For NPR News, I'm Clay Masters in Minneapolis.
In Mississippi, police arrested 24-year-old Derricka Moore, who was accused of killing six people in Clay County, including his father, brother, and an unnamed seven-year-old relative.
Chapter 6: What are the current protests in Iran about?
Sheriff Eddie Scott has more on the charges. Moore is currently charged with first-degree murder. That charge will be upgraded here shortly to capital murder, with additional murder charges forthcoming with conjunction with the district attorney's office.
Chapter 7: What legacy did Bob Weir leave in the music world?
The shootings happened at three different locations. Moore has a preliminary hearing on Monday. There's no word on a motive. As President Trump claims he will take over Greenland one way or another, political leaders of the strategically located island, a semi-autonomous region of Denmark, say they don't want to join the U.S. Terry Schultz reports.
The leaders of Greenland's political parties issued a joint statement demanding that, quote, the United States' disregard for our country must come to an end. The political chiefs said Greenlanders will decide our country's future ourselves without pressure to make hasty decisions, without delays imposed from outside, and without external interference.
We do not wish to be Americans, they went on. We do not wish to be Danes. We wish to be Greenlanders. In a survey conducted last week for Danish news organization Ritzau, nearly four out of 10 Danes responded that they believe the U.S. will launch an invasion of Greenland during Trump's term. For NPR News, I'm Terry Schultz.
In Iran, internet and phone lines are apparently still down as widespread protests continue over economic issues. Dozens have been killed, more than 2,300 detained. Iran's supreme leader warns protesters could face death penalty charges. President Trump says the U.S. will hit Iran hard if protesters are killed. This is NPR. Bob Weir, co-founder of the Grateful Dead, has died.
He was 78 years old. According to a statement from his family, Weir died from underlying lung issues. And here's Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento has more. Bob Weir helped form one of the greatest American jam bands when he was only a teenager. As the youngest member of the Grateful Dead, he earned his dues through his cowboy guitar licks and throaty vocals.
For decades, Weir and his bandmates transformed their improvisational, psychedelic sound from an output of San Francisco's hippie scene to a massively appealing subculture across the country and around the world. Weir stayed with the Dead until lead singer Jerry Garcia's death in 1995.
He reunited with his bandmates repeatedly over the years, spurring new iterations that kept the Dead's explosive live shows running until the very end of his life. Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento, NPR News. The Washington National Opera is leaving the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.
The opera, which has been at the center since 1971, says it's leaving its residency there over worries about falling attendance and donations during President Trump's second term. The opera says new sites have been lined up in Washington for performances. Within weeks of starting a second term, Trump named himself chairman of the center and replaced the board with his hand-picked selection.
It's the latest in a string of artists canceling performances since Trump took over the center and added his name to the building. I'm Janine Herbst, NPR News in Washington.
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