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NPR News: 06-15-2026 4PM EDT

15 Jun 2026

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Chapter 1: What is President Trump's role at the G7 summit?

1.33 - 19.148 Lakshmi Singh

Live from NPR News, I'm Lakshmi Singh. President Trump is at the annual G7 summit hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron this year in the French Alps. NPR's Eleanor Beardsley reports Trump is fresh off a deal with Iran to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

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19.368 - 31.565 Eleanor Beardsley

Commentators in France noted that Trump is only fixing what he broke and the world is simply back to where it was before he started the war 107 days ago. But French President Emmanuel Macron expressed cautious optimism.

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32.607 - 34.189 Alexis Christophorus

The objective will be to see the consequences of this agreement.

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34.237 - 44.889 Eleanor Beardsley

We need to see the consequences of this agreement, he said. It's support for Lebanon, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz long term, and of course an agreement on Iran's nuclear and ballistic weapons.

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Chapter 2: How does the Iran deal affect the situation in Lebanon?

45.369 - 64.834 Eleanor Beardsley

France and Britain have promised to secure the Strait once the fighting stops, as well as help demine the body of water. The leaders of the world's seven largest economies will also discuss artificial intelligence, immigration, global trade imbalances, and the war in Ukraine. President Vladimir Zelensky will attend the summit. Eleanor Beardsley, NPR News, Paris.

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65.118 - 79.115 Lakshmi Singh

Iran-backed Hezbollah has welcomed the agreement between Iran and the United States, which calls for a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon as well. But as NPR's Jana Raff explains, the group is warning displaced residents to wait before trying to return home.

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79.195 - 96.616 Jane Araf

Hezbollah said it viewed the agreement as a prelude to the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces and the return of displaced residents to their homes, particularly in border villages. But it also cautioned displaced Lebanese to wait before trying to return home, in case Israel continued to launch attacks.

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97.257 - 117.36 Jane Araf

Israel's defense minister said Monday that despite the agreement, Israel will not withdraw forces from southern Lebanon. More than 1.2 million people have been displaced by fighting in Lebanon, many of them unable to find shelter. In some parts of southern Lebanon, residents began going back after the ceasefire was announced.

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Chapter 3: What are the implications of the flooding in Texas?

118.02 - 120.403 Jane Araf

Jayna Raff, NPR News, Beirut.

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121.193 - 133.911 Lakshmi Singh

Parts of Texas are experiencing dangerous flooding after heavy rain drenched the state overnight. Storms are moving across the region and officials are warning the flood threat could continue for days. The Texas Newsroom's Lucio Vasquez has more.

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Non-stop heavy rain has flooded roads and stranded vehicles across much of central Texas. Authorities say they've already conducted several water rescues. National Weather Service meteorologist Cody Lindsey says the storm is expected to shift toward southeast Texas later this week.

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We're going to be looking at repeated rounds of heavy rainfall potentially impacting southeast Texas, including the Houston metro area as we go through the middle of the week with some potential for heavy rainfall and flash flooding.

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Lindsay says tropical moisture from Mexico is feeding into the storm system, raising the risk of severe weather not only in Texas but across much of the southern U.S. This includes part of Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana. For NPR News, I'm Lucio Vasquez in Houston.

176.322 - 204.71 Lakshmi Singh

You're listening to NPR News. California Governor Gavin Newsom says he is under federal investigation. In a video today, the Democrat accuses President Trump of weaponizing the Justice Department to target him and his wife because he says he's considering a presidential run. The exact nature of the probe is not yet certain. A media giant is making major moves to reach more people on streaming.

204.87 - 215.444 Lakshmi Singh

The Fox Corporation is buying Roku in a multi-billion dollar deal. NPR's Kristen Wright reports the agreement reflects a real shift in how some audiences get their news and information.

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Fox's CEO calls it a defining moment for the company. It proposes to buy Roku in a cash and stock deal valued at around $22 billion.

Chapter 4: What allegations are being made against California Governor Gavin Newsom?

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The acquisition would bring together Fox's news, sports, and entertainment content with a major streaming platform with a vast audience. Fox would have access to Roku's 100 million households globally and the chance for more advertising dollars, in the race to gain streaming audiences. It's a shift from Fox's reliance on traditional cable TV.

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Fox says its streaming service Tubi will operate separately alongside the Roku channel. The deal could close in the first half of next year. It still needs shareholder and regulatory approvals. Kristen Wright, NPR News.

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257.965 - 268.305 Lakshmi Singh

The eldest son of Norway's crown princess, Metup Mart, who is sentenced today to four years in prison for rape and other crimes. Marius Borik Oibi was charged with sexually assaulting four women.

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Chapter 5: How is Fox Corporation changing its strategy in streaming?

268.325 - 279.687 Lakshmi Singh

He was convicted on two of the rape charges and admitted to other offenses. Oibi is a stepson of the future king, Crown Prince Haakon. He is not a royal figure. This is NPR News.

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281.422 - 288.033 Alexis Christophorus

Every episode of It's Been a Minute, NPR's What's Happening in Culture podcast starts by asking three questions. Who?

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Chapter 6: What recent legal developments involve Norway's royal family?

288.434 - 302.738 Alexis Christophorus

How? Why now? If the culture's asking it, we're talking about it. At NPR, we stand for your right to be curious and indulge your cultural curiosity. Follow It's Been a Minute wherever you get your podcasts, and we'll break down the zeitgeisty topics that are filling your feed.

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