NPR News: 09-25-2026 7AM EDT
Sep 25, 2026 · 4m
Summary
This episode covers the fight over press freedom in the US, where journalists were denied access to a White House dinner during the Trump-Xi summit. It also reports on a Senate vote to end the war in Iran, which failed by one vote, and details Starbucks' plan to close 250 stores in North America as part of a cost-cutting strategy. Additionally, the segment notes that Hurricane Nolo is approaching Hawaii and marks Dolly Parton Day in her honor following her recent passing.
Topics discussed
Amazon Business ad and Netanyahu's UN speech
Netanyahu responds to genocide and settler violence claims
Press freedom disputes during Trump-Xi summit
Senate blocks resolution to end war in Iran
Hurricane Nolo approaching Hawaii
Starbucks to close 250 stores in North America
Starbucks cost-cutting strategy and results
Dolly Parton Day and her recent passing
NPR Politics podcast preview on midterms
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