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Why were CNN and MS‑Now reporters blocked from covering the Trump‑Xi state dinner?
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Ryland Barton. CNN and MS Now say their reporters were blocked from covering President Trump's state dinner with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House. That comes after journalists from those outlets and Politico returned to the White House today following a federal judge's order for Trump to restore their access. In the temporary ruling, the judge said the outlets were likely to succeed in showing that Trump revoked their press passes without due process. The Republican led Senate narrowly blocked a resolution to end the war in Iran, and Pierre's Claudio Grisales reports lawmakers split on the Democratic led effort.
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анкер армата републиканц. Єс обісля, ебри вс ⁇ воз камьян.
How did a federal judge order the White House to restore press passes to blocked journalists?
Four Republicans joined Democrats to approve the measure, which was not legally binding. However, one Democrat, John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, joined Republicans to vote the measure down. Thune argued the administration is doing everything it can to end the conflict and take quote pressure off the American people's pocketbooks via lower prices at the pump for gasoline. Claudio Disalis, NPR News.
President Trump's nominee to lead the FDA is voicing support for the safety of vaccines during during a Senate hearing. That puts Dr. Heidi Overton out of step with her potential new boss, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
What did Senate Republicans say about the resolution to end the war in Iran and why did some Democrats oppose it?
Overton worked on the Trump administration's plan to break up decades old combination vaccines for children over safety concerns. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the U.N. General Assembly today. Michelle Kellman reports the Palestinian Authority present president spoke via video.
For a second year in a row, the Trump administration denied a visa for Palestinian authority president Mahmoud Abbas, accusing him of glorifying terrorism. Abbas speaking via video and through an interpreter says he rejects terrorism and seeks a democratic, non-militarized Palestinian state. Saving the solution.
Begins with preserving the land on which the Palestinian state is to be established and protecting the people who live on it.
Why is the FDA nominee emphasizing vaccine safety during the Senate hearing?
Many countries here have raised alarms about Israeli moves to annex parts of the West Bank after a brutal war in Gaza, which started after Hamas attacked Israel on October seventh, two thousand twenty three. Michelle Kelleman and PR News the United Nations.
Powerful hurricane Polo is sending bands of heavy rain across Mexico's Pacific coast, while a second big storm is approaching Hawaii and could bring catastrophic flooding. Polo is forecast to maintain category five strength as it skirts Mexico's coast with rain and strong winds. Tropical storm Nolo is forecast to become a hurricane and approach Hawaii's big island tomorrow night. This is NPC. PR News Starbucks plans to close two hundred and fifty North American stores later this week.
What are the latest developments in the Middle‑East conflict, including Netanyahu’s UN address and the Palestinian Authority’s video statement?
The coffee company's chief operating officer says the locations targeted either aren't delivering acceptable financial results or can't provide the experience Starbucks wants for customers and employees. The company didn't say how many of the affected coffee houses are unionized. Pope Leo arrives in Paris tomorrow for the first Papal State visit to France since 2008. Eleanor Beardsley reports there's huge fervor building for his visit.
More than half a million people are expected to turn out for mass in Paris's Place de la Concorde Saturday, and a mass in the Stade de France Friday evening is already sold out with a hundred and thirty thousand people on a waiting list. France is traditionally a Catholic country, but it's also staunchly secular. Vatican expert Marco Politti says this Pope appeals to both.
Leo is a very open to the dialogue with the secular society.
How are extreme weather events like Hurricane Polo and Tropical Storm Nolo expected to impact Mexico and Hawaii?
Uh he's seen also by the secular society.
The Pope also heads to the shrine town of Lourdes where he'll meet with victims of clergy sexual abuse and the eastern city of Mess to convene with European leaders.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
Why were CNN and MS‑Now reporters blocked from covering the Trump‑Xi state dinner?
0:00–0:58
2
How did a federal judge order the White House to restore press passes to blocked journalists?
0:58–1:35
3
What did Senate Republicans say about the resolution to end the war in Iran and why did some Democrats oppose it?
1:35–2:18
4
Why is the FDA nominee emphasizing vaccine safety during the Senate hearing?
2:18–3:05
5
What are the latest developments in the Middle‑East conflict, including Netanyahu’s UN address and the Palestinian Authority’s video statement?
3:05–3:55
6
How are extreme weather events like Hurricane Polo and Tropical Storm Nolo expected to impact Mexico and Hawaii?
3:55–4:44
7
Why is Starbucks closing 250 North American stores and what does it mean for employees and customers?
4:44–4:52