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What is President Trump’s stance on the Thailand‑Cambodia border conflict?
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Nora Rahm. President Trump says he's seeking a ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia. and spoke with the leaders of both countries today. More than thirty people had been killed in fighting, sparked by a long standing border dispute. NPR's Franco Ordonez reports
President Trump says he told the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia to stop the fighting. Which escalated this week. Trump is in Scotland for some personal time and political business. Taking to social media, he warned that the fighting could threaten Thailand and Cambodia from reaching a trade deal with the United States. He wrote, Quote, We don't want to make a deal with either country if they are fighting.
How did the data breach affect the popular dating‑review app T?
Each country has blamed the other for starting recent military attacks. There have been deaths on both sides of the border, and tens of thousands of civilians have fled the area. Franco Ordonas NPR News Glasgow
Trump is in Scotland for trade talks with British and European leaders and to visit his two golf courses. His visit has sparked anti Trump protests in several cities. A newly popular app known as T has been hit with a data breach. As NPR's Bobby Allen reports, hackers accessed more than 70,000 personally identifying images.
The App T recently has been surging in popularity, particularly among Gen Z users, that allows women to anonymously review dates with men. It rose to the top of App Store charts after going viral on Reddit and TikTok.
What happened with the missing grenade in the Los Angeles sheriff’s explosion?
In order to sign up for the app, users have to submit a selfie and a photo of their ID. The company now says 72,000 images, including thousands of selfies and IDs, were accessed in a data breach. The hacked images were posted to the fringe right-wing message board for Chan. Users there were angry about the app for its approach to women's dating safety and called for a hack. A spokesperson for T says third party cybersecurity experts are working around the clock to secure its systems. Bobby Allen of PR News.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department says a grenade is missing from the scene of an explosion that killed three deputies. Steve Futterman reports.
Initially, sheriff's explosive experts recovered two grenades at a townhouse.
Who was responsible for the University of New Mexico shooting and what was the response?
The grenades were determined not capable of exploding and were transported back to the bomb squad headquarters. The next day, though, officials say one of the military-style grenades exploded, resulting in the three deaths. Now the Sheriff's Department cannot figure out what happened to the second grenade. L.A. Sheriff Robert Luna says investigators have explored.
This included X-rain all special enforcement bureau vehicles, a grid search. We have looked at everything.
When asked if possibly both grenades blew up in the explosion, Special Agent Kenny Cooper said, right now they know of only one grenade exploding. For NPR News, I'm Steve Federman in Los Angeles.
Does family size influence the sex of newborns according to new Harvard research?
This is NPR News. Authorities in Albuquerque say an eighteen year old man is in custody after a shooting at the University of New Mexico. It happened early yesterday morning in a dorm room. They say a fourteen year old boy was killed and a nineteen year old man was wounded. The campus was under a shelter in place order for several hours before police found the suspect. The odds of having a male or female child should be fifty-fifty, but new research is showing that may not be true for larger families. NPR's Emily Quang reports Harvard
PhD student Sewen Wong noticed that big families often had a string of babies of the same sex, and she wondered whether it's simply by chuns or is there any underlying biology explaining. These sex clustering with thing families. Examining the birth records of more than 58,000 women, Wong's team found a pattern.
Why is Berlin’s Pride Parade considered one of Europe’s biggest LGBTQ celebrations?
In families with at least three children of the same sex, the next baby's sex tended to follow a weighted coin toss, meaning a distinct tendency towards males or females. These results were published in the journal Science Advances last week. The study did not, however, include data about the father's age and genetic information, which is a huge piece of the puzzle and invites further research.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is President Trump’s stance on the Thailand‑Cambodia border conflict?
0:01–0:45
2
How did the data breach affect the popular dating‑review app T?
0:45–1:34
3
What happened with the missing grenade in the Los Angeles sheriff’s explosion?
1:34–2:15
4
Who was responsible for the University of New Mexico shooting and what was the response?
2:15–2:57
5
Does family size influence the sex of newborns according to new Harvard research?
2:57–3:52
6
Why is Berlin’s Pride Parade considered one of Europe’s biggest LGBTQ celebrations?
3:52–4:39