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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Duahli Say Kautau.
What message did Utah Governor Spencer Cox give young Americans about political violence?
Utah Governor Spencer Cox delivered a message for young Americans about political violence after he announced there was a suspect in custody for the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, and Pierre S. Miller reports.
Governor Cox spoke to a crowded auditorium at Utah Valley University.
To my young friends out there. You are inheriting a country where politics feels like rage. It feels like rage is the only option.
Cox, a Republican, encouraged young people to choose a different path, referencing a comment Kirk made before his death about how society has to get back to having reasonable agreement where violence is not an option.
Your generation has an opportunity to build a culture that is very different than what we are suffering through right now.
How did ICE agents’ fatal shooting of Silverio Viegas Gonzalez spark controversy in Chicago?
На pretending differences don't matter. But by embracing our differences and having those hard conversations.
While Kirk could be a divisive figure, Cox and others have applauded his willingness to engage with those that disagreed with him.
Why is President Trump proposing to send the National Guard to Memphis and other cities?
Sage Miller, NPR News.
ICE agents fatally shot a thirty-eight year old man in a suburb of Chicago yesterday, alleging that the Mexico native Silverio Viegas Gonzalez resisted arrest when federal officers pulled his vehicle over. The death has outraged local leaders and immigration advocates, including Lawrence Benito with the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights.
While we are still uncovering the details of this particular incident, we know the increasingly aggressive tactics of ICE do not keep our community safe.
Ozzy Lopez lives in the Franklin Park neighborhood.
got hurt in the process where, you know, nothing is n it doesn't look good on either side.
President Trump says he's sending the National Guard to Memphis, Tennessee, and Piers Franco Ordonas reports.
In an interview with Fox and Friends, President Trump says his administration would next target Memphis after hearing concerns raised by business leaders.
What is Paramount Pictures’ response to the Hollywood boycott of Israeli film institutions?
Trump said he would have preferred his next target to be Chicago, but he's faced resistance from the mayor and Illinois governor. Last month Trump sought to use emergency powers to take over control of the Metropolitan Police Department. He deployed national guard soldiers and sent hundreds of federal law enforcement officials to the capital. Trump's also floated the idea of sending troops to New York and Baltimore. Franco Ordonez, NPR News, New York.
And you are listening to NPR from New York.
How are spotted lanternfly swarms affecting the Mid‑Atlantic and what can residents do?
Paramount is rejecting a pledge circulated five days ago and signed by thousands of directors and actors to boycott Israeli film institutions that they say are quote complicit in the abuse of Palestinians by Israel. It is the first major studio to address the latest boycott intended to stop what the UN says. Has repeatedly said is a humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Paramount said silencing individual creative artists based on their nationality does not promote better understanding or advance the cause of peace. We need more engagement and communication, not less. But filmmakers for Palestine, the group that organized the pledge, said it has a profound moral duty to stand for equality, justice, and freedom for all people.
Райдін, вима спектауна аганство хам данти Палестині Піпл. Whether radars in the mid Atlantic are picking up swarms of an invasive bug species this week, and it appears Nate Rott has that story.
The spotted lantern fly is a colorful insect native to Asia. According to the US Department of Agriculture, it was first found in the US in Pennsylvania in twenty fourteen. It's since spread to nineteen states in the District of Columbia, where weather radars, as they did this week, will sometimes see swarms of them appear as if they were rain. The flies are deemed a pest. They can damage hardwoods, fruit trees, and other native plants, so People are encouraged to squish them and to check their cars and outdoor equipment to keep from transporting their eggs any further.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–0:06
2
What message did Utah Governor Spencer Cox give young Americans about political violence?
0:06–0:57
3
How did ICE agents’ fatal shooting of Silverio Viegas Gonzalez spark controversy in Chicago?
0:57–1:11
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Why is President Trump proposing to send the National Guard to Memphis and other cities?
1:11–2:27
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What is Paramount Pictures’ response to the Hollywood boycott of Israeli film institutions?
2:27–3:01
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How are spotted lanternfly swarms affecting the Mid‑Atlantic and what can residents do?
3:01–4:38