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NPR News Now covers nine Americans missing after floods in Nepal and Tibet, alongside stalled US-Iran talks and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s hints at potential rate hikes.

NPR News Now covers the rising death toll and missing persons crisis from flash floods in Nepal and Tibet, alongside updates on US military families evacuated from Bahrain due to tensions with Iran.

NPR News Now covers Fed Chair Powell’s signals for a potential September interest rate hike amid persistent inflation.

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh warns against market reliance on Fed guidance while addressing high inflation.

Wall Street rose as investors awaited Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh’s speech on inflation.

This NPR News Now episode covers Iran’s regime hardening its stance despite economic turmoil and the Strait of Hormuz blockade.

NPR News Now covers the rising death toll and missing persons crisis from catastrophic flooding in Nepal, including the plight of American pilgrims.

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh delivers his first major speech, leaving investors uncertain about his stance on interest rates and inflation.

NPR News Now covers rising death tolls from catastrophic flooding in Nepal and warnings of secondary disasters.

NPR News Now covers the rising death toll from a glacier collapse in Nepal and U.

This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s executive order renaming Lake Ontario, the start of deliberations in the Lindsey Clancy murder…

President Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America amid escalating US-Canada trade tensions and new tariffs, though Canada exempted Maine lobster.

NPR News Now covers humanitarian aid for Nepal and President Trump’s executive order renaming Lake Ontario, which drew criticism from New York officials.

President Trump escalates the trade war with Canada by renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America, prompting counter-tariffs.

President Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America amid trade tensions with Canada, while Qatari officials visited Iran to restart peace talks.

A federal judge blocked the USPS from restricting mail-in ballots for the midterms, citing lack of authority.

This NPR News Now episode covers a federal judge blocking Trump’s mail-in ballot order and a legal dispute over adding his name to the Kennedy Center.

This NPR News Now episode covers deadly floods in Nepal and Tibet, prompting international aid efforts.

President Trump signed an order renaming Lake Ontario, while Canada exempted US seafood from retaliatory tariffs, relieving Maine lobstermen.

Federal investigators link White House construction to radio interference during a Marine One incident, while a judge weighs arguments over adding Trump’s name to the Kennedy Center.

President Trump asserts Putin will not attack NATO following CIA Director Ratcliffe’s Moscow visit.

NPR News Now covers CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s trip to Moscow to warn Russia against attacking NATO allies, alongside President Trump’s executive order renaming Lake Ontario.

NPR News Now covers CIA Director Ratcliffe’s warning to Russia regarding NATO and Iran, alongside the death of Bosnian war criminal Radislav Krstić.

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This NPR News Now episode covers a Massachusetts mother’s trial for killing her children amid claims of postpartum psychosis.

President Trump heads to Texas for a GOP fundraiser supporting Senate candidate Ken Paxton, who faces significant fundraising deficits.

Jurors heard closing arguments in the murder trial of Lindsey Clancy, who killed her three children, with her defense citing postpartum psychosis.

NPR News Now covers catastrophic floods in Nepal and Tibet that killed over 350 people, with many pilgrims missing.

President Trump faces Republican pushback over tariffs and beef import plans while campaigning in Texas.

The Republican Party announced a Trump-centric midterm convention in Dallas, while Meta agreed to new youth safety limits on Instagram and Facebook following a $17 billion settlement.

NPR News covers catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet, where a glacier collapse killed hundreds and left over 1,300 missing.

Meta faces new teen safety restrictions following a multi-billion dollar settlement, including default time limits and non-personalized feeds.

Emergency crews search for hundreds missing after catastrophic flash flooding in Nepal and Tibet, with the death toll rising.

NPR News Now covers the aftermath of a deadly glacier collapse in Nepal and Tibet, leaving over 1,300 missing.

A federal judge temporarily allows the USPS to implement Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions, setting up further Supreme Court review.

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Meta agreed to a settlement requiring default time limits for kids to curb addiction, a move welcomed by safety advocates.

NPR News Now covers Republican midterm strategies relying on Trump’s energizing effect, despite his unpopularity.

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Meta agrees to a $1.

Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion to settle a child safety lawsuit, promising platform changes and oversight.

This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s push to economically isolate Iran, noting mixed reactions from Gulf allies.

NPR News Now covers a landmark settlement forcing Facebook and Instagram to implement stricter usage limits for minors.

A federal judge temporarily allows USPS to enforce Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions, while the GOP unveils its midterm convention schedule.

Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion to settle child safety claims, while a federal judge lifted a block on Trump’s executive order limiting mail-in voting.

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NPR News Now covers Meta’s proposed $1.

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