NPR News: 07-23-2026 6AM EDT
Summary
The U.S. House passed a trillion-dollar defense bill and a government funding extension, while the Trump administration signed a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia. President Trump campaigned in Georgia, endorsing Republican candidates in key races. Meanwhile, U.S. measles cases hit a 35-year high due to falling vaccination rates. European regulators approved the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger with conditions, and the Dodgers are set to visit the White House.
Topics discussed
House passes defense bill and budget blueprint
Nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia
Trump campaign event in Georgia
Measles cases reach 35-year high
Paramount-Warner Bros merger approved in Europe
Bald eagle Jackie in critical condition
Dodgers visit White House for championship
NPR funding appeal
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