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How is the humanitarian crisis in Gaza affecting children’s health?
Live from MPR News in Washington, I'm Giles Snyder. Food trucks are reported to be heading toward southern Gaza, the Egyptian Red Crescent says it's sending the trucks following Israel's announcement that it will implement a daily halt to military operations in parts of Gaza and allow for secure routes for convoys to deliver food and medicine. The move follows intense international pressure as a hunger crisis closes in on Gaza. Doctor Travis Malin has seen conditions firsthand.
I mean seeing, you know, food desperation. Uh I'm seeing uh healthcare workers that are eating uh literally just a single small meal of rice per day.
MPR's Emily Fang reports that doctors and aid workers warn the health effects from prolonged hunger may be irreversible for many of Gaza's children.
In this tent by the sea in Gaza City, Hadaya al Matawak tries to comfort her baby son, Mohammed.
What are President Trump and the EU planning to discuss at the Scotland trade meeting?
He's one and a half years old and weighs only about seven pounds. She says she can't find food and only gives him water. Dr. Ahmed Alfara, head of pediatrics at Nasser Hospital in South Gaza, says Israel's restrictions in letting an aid impact a generation of children.
A generation of children who are below three years. Because the central nervous system Із нерли composed in this three years.
He warns children like Muhammad, who are starving, lack vitamins, crucial to organ and brain development. Emily Fang and PR News.
Why is the U.S. condemning Hong Kong’s new arrest warrants and security law enforcement?
President Trump is preparing to sit down with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen today. The two will be talking trade at Trump's Turnbury Golf Course in Scotland as his Friday deadline for a deal approaches. On Friday, Trump said there is a 50-50 chance of reaching an agreement. Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemning the Hong Kong government's latest round of arrest warrants and bounties, targeting a A group of overseas activists accused of subversion. The group of nineteen include US based individuals who are accused of seeking to overthrow the governments of both Hong Kong and China from Taipei. Young Comisen Broomby has more.
Hong Kong police have issued rewards for information that leads to the arrest of the group that the city's police allege set up an illicit Hong Kong parliament and constitution, contravening a strict national security law brought into effect in 2020 following mass protests against Beijing's rising influence. In a statement issued by the State Department, Secretary Rubio accused the Hong Kong government of continuing to erode the financial hub's autonomy.
What details are known about the Walmart shooting in Michigan?
Rubio said, quote, We will not tolerate the Hong Kong government's attempts to apply its national security laws to silence or intimidate Americans or anyone on US soil. For NPR News, I'm Jan Kantinbrumby, in Taipei.
And from Washington. You're listening to NPR News. Authorities in Michigan have a man in custody they believe is responsible for stabbing eleven people at a Walmart and Traverse City. Authorities say the suspect is forty two years old and used a folding knife to carry out the attack late yesterday afternoon. Six victims are reported to be in critical condition, another five in serious condition. Another group of NASA employees have applied to leave their roles through the Trump administration's deferred resignation program.
NASA says three thousand employees applied to leave the agency under the latest round of the deferred resignation program.
How are NASA staffing changes and a major data breach impacting agency operations?
That's in addition to more than eight hundred employees who applied to leave through the program earlier this year. Altogether, that amounts to nearly twenty percent of NASA's workforce. Cheryl Warner, a spokesperson for NASA, says safety remains a top priority for the agency as they quote balance the need to become a more streamlined and more efficient organization. The announcement comes days after more than three hundred current and former NASA employees. Signed a letter to interim NASA administrator Sean Duffy criticizing proposed cuts and changes. Shandalise Duster, NPR News.
Alliance Life Insurance company based in Minneapolis has confirmed a data breach saying this weekend that hackers have accessed the personal data of most of the company's one point four million customers.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
How is the humanitarian crisis in Gaza affecting children’s health?
0:00–1:01
2
What are President Trump and the EU planning to discuss at the Scotland trade meeting?
1:01–1:36
3
Why is the U.S. condemning Hong Kong’s new arrest warrants and security law enforcement?
1:36–2:40
4
What details are known about the Walmart shooting in Michigan?
2:40–3:39
5
How are NASA staffing changes and a major data breach impacting agency operations?
3:39–4:38