NPR News: 07-28-2026 7PM EDT
Summary
NPR covers Iran’s missile attack on U.S. forces, all intercepted, and Trump-Zelensky talks on Ukraine producing Patriot missiles. The Senate confirms Jay Clayton as intelligence chief amid election concerns. Democrats debate focusing on democracy versus the economy ahead of midterms. Florida executes two inmates in one day, while Wisconsin begins early voting for governor. A national blood shortage crisis and Boeing seat safety issues are also reported.
Topics discussed
Iran launches missiles at US forces in Middle East
Trump and Zelensky discuss Ukraine producing Patriot missiles
Senate to confirm Jay Clayton as intelligence director
Democrats debate focusing on economy vs democracy in midterms
Florida carries out two executions in one day
Early voting begins in Wisconsin Democratic primary
US faces blood supply shortage due to heat and illness
FAA warns of potential Boeing 737 MAX seat installation issues
Stolen Civil War cannonballs found in passenger's luggage
Promo for Are We Doomed podcast on nuclear war
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