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How Trump keeps undercutting his anti-communist message (opens the original)
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Updated September 30, 2026 at 11:15 AM CDT Speaking in the Oval Office this week, President Trump once again claimed he wanted to give $5,000 to every adult in the U.S. — but only if Republicans win the House and Senate in November. It's an idea he first proposed at the Republican midterm convention earlier this month. And from the moment he proposed it, even some of his allies were skeptical. Broadcasting from the convention, Michael Duncan — one host of the conservative Ruthless podcast — said
Trump's big weekend: The arch, Greenland, and media outlets banned from White House (opens the original)
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President Trump had a busy weekend. He banned three news outlets from the White House. He updated the world on his plans for an arch here in Washington, D.C. And he announced he wants to send more troops to Greenland. Now, any of these would be pretty big stories on their own, and they all happened in just a few days. NPR White House correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben is here to talk to us about what it all means. Hey there. DANIELLE KURTZLEBEN, BYLINE: Hey, Juana. SUMMERS: All right, Danielle, j
Trump signs order renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America (opens the original)
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In other news now, let's turn to President Trump's feud with a neighbor and longtime ally. On the first day of his second term, Trump signed an order renaming the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America. Now he's made a similar move to rename Lake Ontario. Here's NPR's Danielle Kurtzleben. DANIELLE KURTZLEBEN, BYLINE: Trump announced the proposed change in a video this week, using a Sharpie to rewrite the lake's name on a map. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: And all it takes is a good pen and some intelligen
A NASA telescope is slowly plummeting to earth and there's no way to save it (opens the original)
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This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Danielle Kurtzleben. NASA is leaving a doomed telescope to its fate. The Swift Observatory, a telescope that's orbited the Earth since 2004, is slowly falling. And this past week, a rescue mission meant to boost Swift higher into orbit failed. That means there's no hope in sight for the telescope or its rescue probe. Stephen Clark has been covering this near-Earth tragedy for Ars Technica. Welcome, Stephen. KURTZLEBEN: OK, so tell us how much time
What if adults talked like kids? (opens the original)
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What would happen if adults talked like kids, if we took the issues and concerns we deal with on a daily basis but paired it with the energy, curiosity and, yes, judgment that kids have? It might sound something like this. ALYCE CHAN: You drive a fancy car. Did you pay for the whole thing? Do you have a husband? Do you like him? My brother plays a lot of video games, and he's not working right now. He hasn't been working for, like, 18 years. His wife is going to divorce him. Should we go for ice
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