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Summary
This episode covers a judge's order to preserve evidence from Krista Pike's failed Tennessee execution, where she unexpectedly regained consciousness. It also marks three years since the October 7 attacks with reports from the Nova Festival memorial and protests against Prime Minister Netanyahu. Additionally, NPR reveals significant cuts to FBI counterintelligence squads, highlights the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for molecular chirality research, and celebrates Opal Lee's 100th birthday with a Juneteenth ceremony featuring Michelle Obama.
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Tennessee court orders preservation of Krista Pike execution evidence
Israel marks three years since October 7th attacks
FBI counterintelligence teams face deep budget cuts
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Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for chiral catalysis
Opal Lee turns 100: Juneteenth grandmother celebration
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