NPR News: 09-05-2026 4AM EDT
Summary
NPR News Now covers a mistrial in the case of Lindsay Clancy, who killed her three children, as prosecutors decide on next steps. The report also details how US-Canada trade disputes are driving up fertilizer and equipment costs for farmers. Additionally, it highlights confusion over rescheduled immigration hearings in Maryland and Virginia, Missouri’s appeal to the Supreme Court regarding new congressional maps, and a significant legal precedent allowing the revocation of Venezuelan asylum claims. The episode concludes with a strong jobs report causing stock market declines and a recap of …
Topics discussed
Mistrial declared in Lindsay Clancy murder case
US-Canada trade dispute impacts farmers and equipment costs
Immigration hearings rescheduled to unfamiliar locations
Missouri appeals to Supreme Court over congressional maps
Stocks fall after strong jobs report suggests rate hike
Appeals court vacates Venezuelan asylum ruling
US women's basketball team beats China in World Cup opener
Introduction to 'If You Can Keep It' politics series
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