NPR News: 07-24-2026 3AM EDT
Summary
This episode covers President Trump’s new tariffs on forced labor imports and his push for data center expansion amid utility cost concerns. It reports on the impending end of the SNAP-Ed nutrition program and the International Energy Agency’s forecast that renewables will overtake coal in 2026. Additionally, it details Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s controversial visit to Jerusalem’s holy sites and Trump’s condition linking a Saudi nuclear deal to Israel normalization.
Topics discussed
New Trump tariffs on 60 countries take effect
Trump urges support for data centers at EPA
SNAP-Ed nutrition program set to end
Renewables to overtake coal as power source
Israeli minister visits holy site, sparking outrage
Trump adds condition to Saudi nuclear deal
Storm Bertha weakens but brings rain to Texas
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