NPR News: 07-30-2026 11AM EDT
Summary
NPR News covers a massive Russian drone and missile attack on Ukraine that killed at least eight people. The broadcast also details the Trump administration's new Medicaid work requirements, which threaten coverage for vulnerable groups like the homeless. Additionally, reports address FIFA’s controversial plan to sell World Cup rights to a Kushner-backed venture, sluggish US GDP growth, an FTC investigation into Shein, and a 150-year-old overdue library book found in Australia.
Topics discussed
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Russia attacks Ukraine with drones and missiles
Trump administration Medicaid work requirements
FIFA World Cup commercial venture controversy
Sluggish U.S. economic growth and inflation
FTC investigates Shein over labor practices
150-year overdue book returned to library
NPR funding appeal and support request
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