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Election Interference Report Goes Public, Wildfires and Mental Health, Pete Hegseth
14 Jan 2025
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Hey, this is Steve Inskeep. We have some news for you as it looks at 6.17 in the morning Eastern Time. We have news not quite final of a ceasefire in the Middle East. A senior official speaking anonymously to our colleague Kat Lonsdorf in Tel Aviv says that Israel and Hamas and other negotiators are very, very close to a ceasefire agreement that could unroll over the next few weeks.
This involves a cease to shooting in Gaza for six weeks, the release of some but not all Israeli hostages, as well as the release of some Palestinians. That's our understanding. A little bit after 6 o'clock Eastern time. You can stay tuned to NPR News for the latest on this. And now here's the rest of today's news.
The final report from a special counsel investigating President-elect Trump does not back down.
Jack Smith's report is now public. He writes that only the election prevented him from holding a trial on a case he would have won.
I'm A. Martinez. That is Steve Inskeep. And this is Up First from NPR News. I mean, the other losses of the L.A. wildfires is the scar on a landscape that people depended on for their mental health.
We really felt the loss of the forest.
Beyond the physical loss of the fire is the toll on some people's spirits. How do you address that?
We'll be right back.
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