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What new sanctions is President Trump considering against Russia and how could they affect the Ukraine war?

Dale Willman 0:01
Live from NPR News, I'm Dale Wilman. President Trump is considering a massive sanctions package against Russia for its continued war against Ukraine, one GOP senator and close Trump ally is calling the sanctions a possible turning point in the war, NPR's Luke Garrett reports.
Luke Garrett 0:15
Eighty five senators support legislation allowing President Trump to levy up to five hundred percent tariffs on the countries supporting Russia. That's according to South Carolina Republican Senator Lindsey Graham on CBS News.
Lindsey Graham 0:26
I expect in the coming days that there will be tariffs and sanctions available to President Trump he's never had before.
Luke Garrett 0:34
Graham calls the bipartisan sanctions a sledgehammer. During the presidential campaign, Trump celebrated his close relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin and promised a swift end to the Russia Ukraine conflict. And after taking office, Trump criticized Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky for his handling of the war. But now Trump says his patience for Putin is running thin.

What happened in the Lexington, Kentucky church shooting and what is known about the suspect’s motives?

Luke Garrett 0:54
Luke Garrett, NPR News, Washington.
Dale Willman 0:57
In Lexington, Kentucky, two people were killed today in a shooting at a church, and authorities say the suspected shooter also shot and wounded a Kentucky State Police Trooper earlier in the day. Standing gold with member station W E K U has more.
Stan Engold 1:11
Law enforcement officials say the suspect shot a Kentucky State Police Trooper during a traffic stop before going to the church. Lexington Police Chief Lawrence Weathers says they are still investigating the suspect's motive.
Lawrence Weathers 1:22
The suspect fired his weapon at individuals on church property. Preliminary information indicates that the suspect may have had a connection to the individuals at the church.
Stan Engold 1:33
Weather says two female victims were pronounced dead at the scene. The other two victims, both males, were transported to a local hospital.

What were the outcomes for victims and law‑enforcement officers after the Lexington church shooting?

Stan Engold 1:40
One victim was reported to have sustained critical injuries, the other was reported to be in stable condition. The trooper is also listed in stable condition. Weather says the suspect was shot by responding law enforcement and was pronounced dead at the scene. For NPR News, I'm Stan Engold in Richmond, Kentucky.
Dale Willman 1:58
Weather officials say there could be more flooding in central Texas, where floods last weekend left at least one hundred and thirty-two people dead. More than one hundred sixty others are still missing. The search for more victims was temporarily suspended because of the new flooding threat. A funeral was held today for the Palestinian U.S. citizen from Tampa, Florida, who was killed while visiting family in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.

Who was the American killed in the West Bank and what events led to his death?

Dale Willman 2:20
NPR's Daniel Estran has our.
Daniel Estrin 2:22
Story. Twenty-one-year-old Seifolh Muslat ran an ice cream shop in Tampa, Florida, and was visiting family in their West Bank village. Residents say he joined a protest against Israeli settlers encroaching upon village land when settlers beat him. Israeli authorities say they're looking into it. His father, Kamil Muslat, told reporters soldiers blocked an ambulance from reaching his son for hours. Muslat is the fifth American. American killed in the West Bank amid violence sparked by the October seventh, twenty twenty-three Hamas attacks. Daniel Estran, NPR News, Tel Aviv.

What are tonight’s top sports stories, from Wimbledon’s new champion to the Club World Cup final?

Dale Willman 2:56
And you're listening to NPR News. In tennis, world number one Yannick Cinner has won his first Wimbledon title, unseating the defending champion Carlos Alcaraz. Vicky Barker reports from London.
Vicki Barker 3:10
Just thirty-five days after losing the French Open to Carlos Alcaraz in a grueling five and a half hour match, Yannick Cinner got his revenge. He recovered from a set down to topple Alcaraz, the two-time defending champion, 4-6-64-64-64, ending Alcaraz's 24-match winning streak. It's Sinner's fourth Grand Slam title, putting him within touching distance of Alcaraz's five and his first major victory on grass. He's also the first Italian to win the men's singles tournament at Wimbledon. Sinner said after, I'm living my dream. For NPR News, I'm Vicky Barker in London.

How did Chelsea overpower PSG in the Club World Cup final and who were the key scorers?

Dale Willman 3:54
Cole Palmer scored twice Sunday as Chelsea overwhelmed Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 in the final of the first expanded club World Soccer Cup.

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