NPR News: 07-26-2026 6PM EDT
Summary
This episode covers the ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict, with lawmakers expressing concern over its duration and impact on domestic issues. Democrats in Maine are targeting Senator Susan Collins’ seat by highlighting affordability struggles amid rising costs. Meanwhile, wildfires in France and Spain have forced over 300,000 evacuations. Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez returns to face corruption charges after a Trump pardon. Finally, Western governors remain deadlocked on Colorado River water management as the federal government prepares new rules.
Topics discussed
Schwab investment advertisement
U.S.-Iran war status and congressional concerns
Maine Democratic Senate primary and affordability
Wildfires and evacuations in France and Spain
Former Honduran President returns to face charges
New Colorado River water management rules
NPR funding appeal and support request
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