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This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s reaction to the Supreme Court allowing his border wall construction to proceed, alongside voter registration deadlines for upcoming primaries.

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This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s Supreme Court victory allowing the White House ballroom construction to proceed and his temporary tariff waiver on imported beef.

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President Trump welcomes a Supreme Court order allowing his ballroom construction to proceed while campaigning in South Carolina.

NPR News covers President Trump’s 50% tariffs on Canadian goods and Canada’s retaliatory measures, alongside a Supreme Court stay allowing White House ballroom construction to continue.

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This NPR News Now episode covers the Supreme Court allowing the White House ballroom project to proceed despite legal challenges.

President Trump endorses Darlene Graham in South Carolina while proposing temporary beef import tariff relief, sparking backlash from ranchers.

The Supreme Court allowed White House ballroom construction to continue, while a federal judge dismissed a DOJ lawsuit against a Michigan county resisting federal immigration enforcement.

NPR News covers the Education Department’s move to strip the ABA of law school accreditation power, citing non-compliance.

The Supreme Court allows Trump’s White House ballroom project to proceed, while TikTok settles a $400 million child privacy lawsuit with the DOJ.

The Supreme Court paused a lower court order, allowing construction to continue on the White House ballroom project despite legality concerns.

The Supreme Court allows Trump to proceed with his White House ballroom project, while he plans to remove tariffs on imported beef to lower prices.

TikTok pays $400 million to settle DOJ child privacy claims, while the Navy considers renaming a carrier for Trump instead of Doris Miller.

This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s executive order hosting an IndyCar race on the National Mall for America’s 250th birthday.

The Supreme Court paused a lower court order, allowing construction to continue on President Trump’s White House ballroom project.

The Supreme Court allowed White House ballroom construction to continue despite legal challenges, with Trump citing national security.

President Trump threatens a defamation lawsuit against the Center for American Progress over a report on National Guard effectiveness in D.

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NPR News covers a federal plan for Colorado River water cuts affecting downstream states, rising gas prices, and bond market shifts amid high federal debt.

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NPR covers the Supreme Court’s review of Trump’s White House ballroom construction and a legal dispute over AI-generated meme ownership.

NPR News covers markets rebounding after a sell-off, with investors wary of high bond yields and record gas prices.

President Trump rallies in South Carolina to endorse Darlene Graham, testing his influence after recent primary losses.

This NPR News Now episode covers the deadline for new U.

NPR News Now covers the Supreme Court’s review of Trump’s White House ballroom construction and the Kennedy Center’s legal battle over adding his name.

NPR News Now covers President Trump’s intensified economic pressure on Iran, noting that sanctions may empower hardliners.

NPR News covers the FBI thwarting an ISIS-linked bomb plot at the New York State Capitol and Iran’s foreign minister condemning Trump’s economic warfare.

NPR News covers a woman charged with plotting a bomb attack at the New York state capitol and the return of the USS Abraham Lincoln amid reports of crew hardships.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addresses bond market volatility while the U.

The USS Abraham Lincoln returns home after a record nine-month deployment amid reports of crew hardships, while the USS George Washington arrives in the Middle East.

This NPR News Now episode covers President Trump’s threats of economic sanctions against Iran and potential measures targeting China.

A woman was charged with plotting to bomb the New York State Capitol, while Treasury Secretary Bessent addressed rising bond yields.

Federal agents searched former Congressman Eric Swalwell’s home and seized devices amid sexual misconduct allegations, while Aisha Wahab won the special election to replace him.

The USS Abraham Lincoln returns home after a record nine-month deployment, while a proposed Paramount-Warner Bros.

NPR News covers the USS Abraham Lincoln crew’s return amid reports of deteriorating conditions and Defense Secretary Hegseth’s dismissal of media claims.

Federal agents searched former Congressman Eric Swalwell’s home and seized devices amid sexual misconduct investigations, while Democrat Aisha Wahab won the special election to replace him.

The episode covers President Trump’s threats of economic sanctions against Iran and potential targets like China, alongside the USS George Washington’s deployment to the Middle East.

The USS Abraham Lincoln returns home after a record nine-month deployment amid tensions with Iran, while Tehran dismisses Trump’s economic threats.

NPR News Now covers the USS Abraham Lincoln crew’s return amid reports of deteriorating conditions and Defense Secretary Hegseth’s dismissal of media claims.

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The Trump administration addresses bond market instability by buying back debt, while White House legislative director James Braid departs ahead of midterms.

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The Trump administration addresses market volatility by buying back debt while oil prices rise amid tensions with Iran.