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Joel Rose contributed to an episode discussing financial tips on NPR.Some support1 report
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Research links financial decline to dementia diagnosis, discussed in an NPR segment.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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Mike Calhoun spoke to NPR about trends, referencing the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University.Some support1 report
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G. Elliott Morris shared poll findings with NPR on October 21, 2026.Some support3 reports
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Local news broadcasts are being aired from the region of Arkansas, involving NPR.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Little Rock Public Radio is confirmed to be part of NPR.Some support1 report
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Republicans maintain their advantage in the House while NPR and PBS conduct joint polling.Some support1 report
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Chicago Public Media, which started as an NPR station, merged with the Chicago Sun-Times.Some support1 report
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NPR provides newscasts for Memphis, International Paper announced a spinoff, and the US Attorney General spoke in the city.Some support1 report
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NPR relies on Associated Press data for race calls in Maricopa County, Arizona.Some support4 reports
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John Kirby spoke to NPR regarding the role of press secretary.Some support2 reports
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NPR produced a documentary on Flight 93's legacy and covered the conclave selecting Pope Leo XIV.Some support1 report
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NPR's Politics and Policy Desk spans coverage of the White House and the Supreme Court, with Joel Rose as a correspondent.Some support4 reports
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NPR reports on Publix increasing cake sales and offering cheaper cake options.Some support1 report
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Trump-led efforts to defund PBS and NPR, coupled with Pentagon media restrictions and lawsuits against news outlets.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
Earlier this month
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Local news outlets are reporting on events happening in Bend.Some support1 report
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Northwestern University conducted a local news survey in Chicago regarding public broadcasting closures.Some support2 reports
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Joseph Cox is identified as an investigative reporter for 404 Media.Some support1 report
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Congress voted to eliminate federal subsidies for public media, leading to funding cuts for NPR and PBS.Well supported9 reports3 developments inside
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War with Iran triggered an energy price spike, and Ailsa Chang was interviewed by NPR.Some support2 reports
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Discussions regarding disaster preparedness are underway for the Pacific Northwest region.Some support1 report1 development inside
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NJ firm selling Canadians' health data, Trump administration warning on intelligence sharing, and Desroches' election.Some support1 report
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A French student spoke to NPR regarding their priorities on October 1, 2026.Some support2 reports
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Juana Summers began reporting for NPR on October 9, 2026.Some support1 report
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Anthony Watts and the CO2 Coalition are discussing the growing momentum for climate realism, noting that media outlets are scaling back their climate coverage.Some support5 reports1 development inside
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JWST provided insights into Neptune's moons, and NPR content is available on Spotify.Some support1 report
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NPR reported on state election coverage utilizing various media sources in Massachusetts.Some support1 report
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Amazon uses Alexa conversations for insights and is a financial supporter of NPR.Some support1 report
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Harper's awards NPR CEO Katherine Maher while US First Amendment principles clash with European legislation.Some support1 report
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Barack Obama will launch a new books podcast via NPR, while the Sierra Club examines controversial land deals in Solano County.Some support1 report
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NPR reported on competitive House races currently taking place.Some support2 reports
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NPR hosted a discussion about Kiese Laymon's new book on October 10, 2026.Some support1 report
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Mary Louise Kelly interviewed Jacob Gallagher regarding Donald Trump's suit choice while providing NPR programming in Eastern North Carolina.Some support1 report
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NPR reports that homes are collapsing along the coast.Some support1 report
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NPR is featuring Adam Szubin in a discussion regarding U.S. sanctions against Iran.Some support2 reports
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NPR is tracking competitive House races currently taking place in Tennessee.Some support1 report
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Scarlett Estevez stars in a series produced by Aurora Productions, while NPR and iHeartMedia are listed as finalists in the radio field.Some support1 report
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Sean Duffy participated in an interview with NPR on October 7, 2026.Some support2 reports
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National Center for Youth Law shared findings with NPR, involving the University of Oregon.Some support1 report
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NPR-affiliated outlets reported on Simon Thompson on September 28, 2026.Some support1 report
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Israel launched war against Iran, with Trump announcing the conflict, and NPR chronicling life inside Iran.Well supported15 reports
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Mary Louise Kelly is currently associated with the media company NPR.Well supported5 reports
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A framework agreement was reached, involving Donald Trump, aimed at ending war and sanctions.Well supported6 reports
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G7 leaders are meeting in the French Alps this week, concurrent with Eleanor Beardsley, a freelance journalist for NPR since 2004.Well supported10 reports5 developments inside
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Trump's global tariffs have led to customs refunds, which are reflected in customs receipts.Well supported8 reports1 development inside
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NPR reports on the ongoing issues surrounding long-term care across the United States.Some support1 report
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The Attorney General is addressing the files related to Jeffrey Epstein, while NPR reports on government restructuring.Some support1 report
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NPR correspondents analyzed the results of a visit involving Xi Jinping.Some support1 report
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FDA is reviewing a new sunscreen ingredient while NPR reports on Donald Trump's political tensions.Some support1 report
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NPR reported on Google pausing an AI tool, legal questions surrounding Trump's ban, French wildfires, Democratic divisions, and BTS's Grammy decision.Some support1 report
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NPR reported on the America First Policy Institute's role in providing analysis for an official brief related to the Census Bureau, amidst claims from Donald Trump that economic data was 'RIGGED'.Some support1 report
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Tucker Carlson, a former Fox News pundit, is currently broadcasting from a barn in Maine, while also discussing the media landscape including NPR and Spotify.Some support1 report
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NPR reports on changes made by the U.S. Department of Education affecting grant distribution.Some support1 report
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Media outlets, including CNN, PBS, and NPR, filed legal briefs against the White House following Trump's attempts to ban them.Some support2 reports
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Talk show hosts, including Sasha-Ann Simons and Nina Totenberg, discussed restrictive abortion laws and judicial challenges to Roe v. Wade.Some support1 report
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Trump banned news organizations reporting fake news, leading WBUR and NPR to boycott and refuse coverage.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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An advocacy coalition, including RCFP, filed a brief supporting targeted outlets, with NPR joining the effort against administration actions.Some support1 report
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A podcast is available for streaming on Spotify, utilizing NPR as a platform, and is connected to Dr. Carolyn Haliburton Carter, whose base is in Detroit.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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The new event covers Gaza reconstruction plans, an NPR report on a Supreme Court ruling, Houthi gains in Yemen, and G-20 focus on Iran.Some support2 reports
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A judge ordered the restoration of press access involving Donald Trump and NPR.Some support2 reports
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Nina Totenberg Structural
Nina Totenberg is employed by NPR as a reporter and correspondent.
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NPR Music Structural
NPR Music functions as a content division within the broader NPR portfolio.
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Tamara Keith Structural
Tamara Keith serves as a professional correspondent and co-host for NPR's political news podcasts.
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Moffett Structural
NPR employs Moffett, promoting him to SVP of Transformation.
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Mary Louise Kelly Structural
Mary Louise Kelly is formally employed by NPR and contributes her expertise as a host and reporter.
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Geoff Brumfiel Structural
Geoff Brumfiel is employed by NPR as a senior editor and correspondent.
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Franco Ordoñez Structural
Franco Ordoñez is employed as a correspondent for NPR, specifically covering the White House and Washington Desk.
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Don Gonyea Structural
Don Gonyea holds the formal position of NPR's National Political Correspondent.
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Jonah Goldberg Structural
Jonah Goldberg serves as a commentator for NPR's programming and platform.
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Joel Rose Structural
Joel Rose is employed as a correspondent for the media organization NPR.
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Jarl Mohn Structural
Jarl Mohn served as the CEO of NPR.
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Ayesha Rascoe Structural
Ayesha Rascoe is employed as a correspondent for the organization NPR.
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Katherine Maher Structural
Katherine Maher serves as the President and Chief Executive Officer of NPR.
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Diaa Hadid Structural
Diaa Hadid is employed as a correspondent for the organization NPR.
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Scott Simon Structural
Scott Simon functions as a host and writer whose professional work is integrated into NPR's programming and platform.
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Ximena Bustillo Structural
Ximena Bustillo is NPR's immigration policy correspondent and works for the organization.
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Boston University Operational
Boston University and NPR are actively partnered to conduct joint investigations and research on public health issues, specifically heat-related mortality.
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Danielle Kurtzleben Structural
Danielle Kurtzleben is a political correspondent assigned to NPR's Washington Desk.
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Emily Kwong Structural
Emily Kwong serves as a host and correspondent for NPR, contributing to its programs and podcasts.
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Donald Trump Operational
NPR actively reports on Donald Trump's policies and actions, while his political activities exert financial and reputational pressure on the media organization.
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Ailsa Chang Structural
Ailsa Chang is employed by NPR, serving as a reporter and contributor for the media organization.
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Corporation for Public Broadcasting Structural
CPB provides essential financial support to NPR, establishing a structural dependency for NPR's operation.
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Audie Cornish Structural
Audie Cornish has been a member of NPR since 2006, indicating a long-term professional affiliation.
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CNN Operational
The two media organizations actively compete in the market while simultaneously coordinating on shared political and industry issues.
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David Folkenflik Structural
David Folkenflik is an employee of NPR, covering government and media issues.
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Michel Martin Operational
Michel Martin holds a professional, reciprocal working relationship with NPR, including hosting shows and serving as a co-host.
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Leila Fadel Structural
Leila Fadel holds a formal role as a host and reporter for NPR's broadcasts.
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Mara Liasson Structural
Mara Liasson is employed as a national political correspondent for NPR.
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Stephen Fowler Structural
Stephen Fowler is employed as a political reporter for NPR's Washington Desk.
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Christy Tanner Structural
Christy Tanner served as the CEO of NPR.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy Transactional
Volodymyr Zelenskyy provided interviews to NPR to discuss political issues and global events.
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Allison Aubrey Operational
A provides expert knowledge on health trends which is utilized by NPR in its reporting and broadcasts.
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Ocean State Media Structural
Ocean State Media operates as a dependent affiliate of NPR, forming a formal organizational structure.
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department Operational
The Department provides official statements and monitoring information that NPR actively reports on.
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Juliana Structural
Juliana is a journalist whose professional work is conducted for and published by NPR.
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Casey Newton Operational
NPR and Casey Newton have formed a partnership to launch a new podcast series.
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Bob Boilen Operational
Bob Boilen is a founder and long-time contributor to NPR.
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Juana Summers Structural
Juana Summers functions as a political correspondent and reporter for NPR.
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Daniel Burke Structural
Daniel Burke is employed by NPR as a senior editor.
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G. Elliott Morris Operational
G. Elliott Morris shares poll findings with NPR regarding voter concerns over the economy.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
33 events- Joel Rose contributed to an episode discussing financial tips on NPR.
- Mike Calhoun spoke to NPR about trends, referencing the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University.
- G. Elliott Morris shared poll findings with NPR on October 21, 2026.
- Little Rock Public Radio is confirmed to be part of NPR.
- Republicans maintain their advantage in the House while NPR and PBS conduct joint polling.
- Chicago Public Media, which started as an NPR station, merged with the Chicago Sun-Times.
- NPR provides newscasts for Memphis, International Paper announced a spinoff, and the US Attorney General spoke in the city.
- NPR relies on Associated Press data for race calls in Maricopa County, Arizona.
- John Kirby spoke to NPR regarding the role of press secretary.
- NPR produced a documentary on Flight 93's legacy and covered the conclave selecting Pope Leo XIV.
- NPR's Politics and Policy Desk spans coverage of the White House and the Supreme Court, with Joel Rose as a correspondent.
- NPR reports on Publix increasing cake sales and offering cheaper cake options.
- Local news outlets are reporting on events happening in Bend.
- Northwestern University conducted a local news survey in Chicago regarding public broadcasting closures.
- Joseph Cox is identified as an investigative reporter for 404 Media.
- War with Iran triggered an energy price spike, and Ailsa Chang was interviewed by NPR.
- NJ firm selling Canadians' health data, Trump administration warning on intelligence sharing, and Desroches' election.
- A French student spoke to NPR regarding their priorities on October 1, 2026.
- Juana Summers began reporting for NPR on October 9, 2026.
- JWST provided insights into Neptune's moons, and NPR content is available on Spotify.
- NPR reported on state election coverage utilizing various media sources in Massachusetts.
- Amazon uses Alexa conversations for insights and is a financial supporter of NPR.
- Harper's awards NPR CEO Katherine Maher while US First Amendment principles clash with European legislation.
- Barack Obama will launch a new books podcast via NPR, while the Sierra Club examines controversial land deals in Solano County.
- NPR reported on competitive House races currently taking place.
- NPR hosted a discussion about Kiese Laymon's new book on October 10, 2026.
- Mary Louise Kelly interviewed Jacob Gallagher regarding Donald Trump's suit choice while providing NPR programming in Eastern North Carolina.
- NPR reports that homes are collapsing along the coast.
- NPR is tracking competitive House races currently taking place in Tennessee.
- Scarlett Estevez stars in a series produced by Aurora Productions, while NPR and iHeartMedia are listed as finalists in the radio field.
- Sean Duffy participated in an interview with NPR on October 7, 2026.
- National Center for Youth Law shared findings with NPR, involving the University of Oregon.
- NPR-affiliated outlets reported on Simon Thompson on September 28, 2026.
September 2026
16 events- Trump-led efforts to defund PBS and NPR, coupled with Pentagon media restrictions and lawsuits against news outlets.
- Discussions regarding disaster preparedness are underway for the Pacific Northwest region.
- NPR reports on the ongoing issues surrounding long-term care across the United States.
- The Attorney General is addressing the files related to Jeffrey Epstein, while NPR reports on government restructuring.
- NPR correspondents analyzed the results of a visit involving Xi Jinping.
- FDA is reviewing a new sunscreen ingredient while NPR reports on Donald Trump's political tensions.
- NPR reported on Google pausing an AI tool, legal questions surrounding Trump's ban, French wildfires, Democratic divisions, and BTS's Grammy decision.
- NPR reported on the America First Policy Institute's role in providing analysis for an official brief related to the Census Bureau, amidst claims from Donald Trump that economic data was 'RIGGED'.
- Tucker Carlson, a former Fox News pundit, is currently broadcasting from a barn in Maine, while also discussing the media landscape including NPR and Spotify.
- NPR reports on changes made by the U.S. Department of Education affecting grant distribution.
- Media outlets, including CNN, PBS, and NPR, filed legal briefs against the White House following Trump's attempts to ban them.
- Talk show hosts, including Sasha-Ann Simons and Nina Totenberg, discussed restrictive abortion laws and judicial challenges to Roe v. Wade.
- Trump banned news organizations reporting fake news, leading WBUR and NPR to boycott and refuse coverage.
- An advocacy coalition, including RCFP, filed a brief supporting targeted outlets, with NPR joining the effort against administration actions.
- The new event covers Gaza reconstruction plans, an NPR report on a Supreme Court ruling, Houthi gains in Yemen, and G-20 focus on Iran.
- A judge ordered the restoration of press access involving Donald Trump and NPR.
August 2026
4 events- Local news broadcasts are being aired from the region of Arkansas, involving NPR.
- NPR is featuring Adam Szubin in a discussion regarding U.S. sanctions against Iran.
- Israel launched war against Iran, with Trump announcing the conflict, and NPR chronicling life inside Iran.
- Mary Louise Kelly is currently associated with the media company NPR.
Show 2 earlier months
June 2026
6 events- Research links financial decline to dementia diagnosis, discussed in an NPR segment.
- Congress voted to eliminate federal subsidies for public media, leading to funding cuts for NPR and PBS.
- Anthony Watts and the CO2 Coalition are discussing the growing momentum for climate realism, noting that media outlets are scaling back their climate coverage.
- A framework agreement was reached, involving Donald Trump, aimed at ending war and sanctions.
- G7 leaders are meeting in the French Alps this week, concurrent with Eleanor Beardsley, a freelance journalist for NPR since 2004.
- Trump's global tariffs have led to customs refunds, which are reflected in customs receipts.