NPR News: 08-10-2026 10PM EDT
Summary
President Trump signed an executive order to separate childhood vaccines and extended a Jones Act waiver amid ongoing tensions with Iran. He also demanded felony charges against David Hearn and appointed Todd Blanche as Attorney General. Meanwhile, a new poll shows voter support for proportional representation to combat gerrymandering. Other stories include FDA food ingredient reforms, an AI tool for tracking Nazi-looted art, and improved MLB team performance.
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Trump executive order on childhood vaccine spacing
Jones Act waiver extension amid Iran conflict
Felony charges against David Hearn for vandalism
Todd Blanche sworn in as Attorney General
Poll shows support for proportional representation
FDA proposal to regulate new food ingredients
AI chatbot for tracking Nazi-looted art
Decline of 'tank season' in Major League Baseball
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