NPR News: 08-28-2026 7AM EDT
Summary
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh delivers his first major speech, leaving investors uncertain about his stance on interest rates and inflation. Meanwhile, the US Navy addresses the long-term displacement of military families evacuated from Bahrain due to the war with Iran. In legal news, deliberations resume in the murder trial of nurse Lindsey Clancy, who killed her three children, while a federal judge blocks President Trump’s executive order restricting male voting in midterms. Finally, the hit Broadway musical "Six" is set to close its run in January.
Topics discussed
Fed Chair Wh's speech and interest rate clues
US Navy plans for families evacuated from Bahrain
Lindsey Clancy murder trial resumes
Judge blocks Trump's male voting restriction order
Musical '6' closes after Broadway success
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