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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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Israel launched war against Iran, with Trump announcing the conflict, and NPR chronicling life inside Iran.Well supported13 reports
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Discussions regarding disaster preparedness are underway for the Pacific Northwest region.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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Trump-led efforts to defund PBS and NPR, coupled with Pentagon media restrictions and lawsuits against news outlets.Some support1 report1 development inside
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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 support1 report
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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 support1 report2 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 support1 report
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A judge ordered the restoration of press access involving Donald Trump and NPR.Some support2 reports
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Media outlets, including NPR, are portraying asylum seekers as hopeful strivers.Some support1 report
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Stephen Witt and Juana Summers discussed the future of Artificial Intelligence on NPR.Some support1 report
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The Supreme Court blocked a Trump administration restriction, while the USPS faces delivery struggles and NPR reports on dropping public trust.Some support3 reports
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Katherine Maher, President and CEO of NPR, is discussing local issues relevant to the greater Houston area.Some support1 report
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Both Forbes and NPR are highlighting a specific economic research paper.Some support1 report
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On June 9, 2006, NPR reported on events in Iraq, while CNN reported on violence occurring in the country.Some support1 report
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NPR reports on medical groups filling a void while the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services uses an alert network for public updates.Some support1 report
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A performance show is seeking a new location after its Culture Center closure, with the Department of Tourism involved.Some support2 reports
Earlier this month
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Joint investigation by Boston University and NPR reveals heat death undercount, utilizing CDC and county data.Some support2 reports
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Miami Dade College, NPR, Fordham University, and Colorado College are involved in a podcast challenge where they contribute stories.Some support1 report
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NPR is featuring updates on Barack Obama's new book podcast, while also covering Mary Oliver's work and utilizing Andrew Limbong as a contributor.Some support1 report
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KCUR, the NPR station, is located in Kansas City.Some support1 report
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A partnership involving Kevin Roose, NPR, and other entities launched a new podcast series discussing a potential geopolitical risk factor.Some support1 report
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Congress controlled taxpayer funding for NPR, leading to critical essays by Uri Berliner and a push for cuts led by Trump.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Guillot commands under Trump, prompting lawyers to write to Congress, while NPR reports on Trump's election concerns.Some support1 report
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KSUT is delivering NPR News and Music Discovery.Some support1 report
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NPR reservists were part of the search team responding to incidents in Isiolo County.Some support1 report
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Guttmacher Institute and NPR shared findings demonstrating extreme gaps in contraception access.Some support2 reports
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NPR reported whistleblower allegations about USPS, linking ballot tracking to Amazon package tracking, leading to judicial review in Massachusetts.Some support1 report
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NPR reports on tech provider shifts happening in Colorado.Some support2 reports
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Donald Trump intensified immigration enforcement on September 11th, coinciding with NPR interviews with cleanup workers.Some support1 report
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Moni Basu, an FSU alum, worked as a correspondent for CNN and listened to NPR's Morning Edition.Some support1 report
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NPR convened focus groups in Michigan amid growing concerns among voters regarding the trade war with Canada.Some support1 report
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Lucy Nalpathanchil, formerly an NPR affiliate, was hired as chief advancement officer for the library in Hartford.Some support1 report
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NPR partnered with Boston University to investigate heat-related deaths in the US.Some support3 reports2 developments inside
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The Department of Health & Human Services did not respond to requests made by NPR regarding ongoing matters.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Trump is waging a campaign against national security officials, reported by NPR national security correspondent Greg Myre.Some support1 report
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Local Atlanta institutions, including Clark Atlanta University and Jazz 91.9 WCLK, are highlighted alongside Invest Atlanta's economic development work.Some support1 report
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NPR published commentary from Ben Terris regarding recent changes.Some support1 report
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NPR and Ramit Sethi provided financial literacy guidance on July 22, 2026.Some support1 report
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NPR is investigating the issue of underreported heat-related deaths occurring in South Carolina.Some support1 report
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Discusses systemic failures in perinatal mental health care involving NPR and Massachusetts.Some support1 report
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Local news broadcasts are being aired from the region of Arkansas, involving NPR.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Ann M. Martin's successful book series has been the subject of a new development involving GUS and NPR.Some support1 report
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Dina Temple-Raston's early career involved covering issues related to NPR.Some support1 report
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KCBX, NPR, and Live Oak are involved as a festival raises funds for the station amidst ongoing funding cuts.Some support2 reports
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NPR poll data shows that Donald Trump's economy approval rating is currently below Joe Biden's lowest point, with a specific focus on a voter in Georgia.Some support2 reports
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Olivia Rodrigo, Sarah McLachlan, and others discuss the future and legacy of her co-founded festival in Irvine with NPR.Some support5 reports
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NPR covered the film featuring Mitchell Cole.Some support2 reports
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Around NPR this week
News at the entities that move NPR most-
Donald Trump OperationalThe Trump administration utilized the Department of Health & Human Services for an AI tool.Moves NPR
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Congress StructuralMandated National Bridge Inspection Standards were established in 1968.Moves NPR
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DHS OperationalDHS, DOJ, and SEC formed a joint initiative to establish a Trade Fraud Task Force, setting standards for compliance.Moves NPR
Connections
The 40 strongest of 545, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Moffett Structural
NPR employs Moffett, promoting him to SVP of Transformation.
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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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Diaa Hadid Structural
Diaa Hadid is employed as a correspondent for the organization NPR.
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Ximena Bustillo Structural
Ximena Bustillo is NPR's immigration policy correspondent and works for the organization.
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Jonah Goldberg Structural
Jonah Goldberg serves as a commentator for NPR's programming and platform.
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Jarl Mohn Structural
Jarl Mohn served as the CEO of NPR.
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PBS Operational
PBS and NPR actively collaborate on joint content, share operational models, and compete within the public media sector.
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Don Gonyea Structural
Don Gonyea holds the formal position of NPR's National Political Correspondent.
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Geoff Brumfiel Structural
Geoff Brumfiel is employed by NPR as a senior editor and correspondent.
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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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NPR Music Structural
NPR Music functions as a content division within the broader NPR portfolio.
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Nina Totenberg Structural
Nina Totenberg is employed by NPR as a reporter and correspondent.
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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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Tamara Keith Structural
Tamara Keith serves as a professional correspondent and co-host for NPR's political news podcasts.
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Ayesha Rascoe Structural
Ayesha Rascoe is employed as a correspondent for the organization NPR.
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Donald Trump Operational
NPR extensively covers Donald Trump's policies and actions, while his political activities and rhetoric exert operational pressure on the media organization.
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DHS Operational
DHS engages with NPR through official spokespersons, information sharing, and responding to inquiries, while NPR actively reports on DHS policies and practices.
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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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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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Stephen Fowler Structural
Stephen Fowler is employed as a political reporter for NPR's Washington Desk.
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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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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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Congress Structural
Congress controls NPR's operational existence through the provision and withdrawal of federal funding and subsidies.
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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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Lauren Frayer Structural
Lauren Frayer functions as a correspondent covering international stories for the news organization NPR.
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Jane Arraf Structural
Jane Arraf maintains a professional contributing capacity for the organization NPR.
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Juana Summers Structural
Juana Summers functions as a political correspondent and contributor for NPR.
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Joel Rose Structural
Joel Rose serves as a correspondent for the media organization NPR.
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Katherine Maher Structural
Katherine Maher holds the formal role of Chief Executive Officer of NPR.
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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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Carrie Johnson Structural
Carrie Johnson serves as a Supreme Court correspondent for NPR.
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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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Nadine Structural
Nadine was appointed as the Chief Content Officer of NPR.
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Juliana Structural
Juliana is a journalist whose professional work is conducted for and published by NPR.
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Bob Boilen Operational
Bob Boilen is a founder and long-time contributor to NPR.
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Bobby Allyn Structural
Bobby Allyn is employed by NPR and reports on financial markets and prediction markets.
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Greg Myre Structural
Greg Myre functions as a national security correspondent for NPR.
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Laura Sullivan Structural
Laura Sullivan serves as an investigative correspondent for NPR.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
50 events- 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.
- Discussions regarding disaster preparedness are underway for the Pacific Northwest region.
- 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.
- Trump-led efforts to defund PBS and NPR, coupled with Pentagon media restrictions and lawsuits against news outlets.
- 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.
- Media outlets, including NPR, are portraying asylum seekers as hopeful strivers.
- Stephen Witt and Juana Summers discussed the future of Artificial Intelligence on NPR.
- The Supreme Court blocked a Trump administration restriction, while the USPS faces delivery struggles and NPR reports on dropping public trust.
- Katherine Maher, President and CEO of NPR, is discussing local issues relevant to the greater Houston area.
- Both Forbes and NPR are highlighting a specific economic research paper.
- On June 9, 2006, NPR reported on events in Iraq, while CNN reported on violence occurring in the country.
- NPR reports on medical groups filling a void while the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services uses an alert network for public updates.
- A performance show is seeking a new location after its Culture Center closure, with the Department of Tourism involved.
- Joint investigation by Boston University and NPR reveals heat death undercount, utilizing CDC and county data.
- Miami Dade College, NPR, Fordham University, and Colorado College are involved in a podcast challenge where they contribute stories.
- NPR is featuring updates on Barack Obama's new book podcast, while also covering Mary Oliver's work and utilizing Andrew Limbong as a contributor.
- KCUR, the NPR station, is located in Kansas City.
- A partnership involving Kevin Roose, NPR, and other entities launched a new podcast series discussing a potential geopolitical risk factor.
- Guillot commands under Trump, prompting lawyers to write to Congress, while NPR reports on Trump's election concerns.
- KSUT is delivering NPR News and Music Discovery.
- NPR reservists were part of the search team responding to incidents in Isiolo County.
- Guttmacher Institute and NPR shared findings demonstrating extreme gaps in contraception access.
- NPR reported whistleblower allegations about USPS, linking ballot tracking to Amazon package tracking, leading to judicial review in Massachusetts.
- NPR reports on tech provider shifts happening in Colorado.
- Donald Trump intensified immigration enforcement on September 11th, coinciding with NPR interviews with cleanup workers.
- Moni Basu, an FSU alum, worked as a correspondent for CNN and listened to NPR's Morning Edition.
- NPR convened focus groups in Michigan amid growing concerns among voters regarding the trade war with Canada.
- Lucy Nalpathanchil, formerly an NPR affiliate, was hired as chief advancement officer for the library in Hartford.
- Trump is waging a campaign against national security officials, reported by NPR national security correspondent Greg Myre.
- Local Atlanta institutions, including Clark Atlanta University and Jazz 91.9 WCLK, are highlighted alongside Invest Atlanta's economic development work.
- NPR published commentary from Ben Terris regarding recent changes.
- NPR and Ramit Sethi provided financial literacy guidance on July 22, 2026.
- NPR is investigating the issue of underreported heat-related deaths occurring in South Carolina.
- Discusses systemic failures in perinatal mental health care involving NPR and Massachusetts.
- Ann M. Martin's successful book series has been the subject of a new development involving GUS and NPR.
- Dina Temple-Raston's early career involved covering issues related to NPR.
- KCBX, NPR, and Live Oak are involved as a festival raises funds for the station amidst ongoing funding cuts.
- Olivia Rodrigo, Sarah McLachlan, and others discuss the future and legacy of her co-founded festival in Irvine with NPR.
- NPR covered the film featuring Mitchell Cole.
August 2026
3 eventsJuly 2026
2 eventsShow 1 earlier month
June 2026
5 events- 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.
- Congress controlled taxpayer funding for NPR, leading to critical essays by Uri Berliner and a push for cuts led by Trump.
- NPR poll data shows that Donald Trump's economy approval rating is currently below Joe Biden's lowest point, with a specific focus on a voter in Georgia.