U.S. Faces Record-Breaking Heatwave
Daytime highs and warm nights pose risks as Midwest and East Coast endure extreme heat, affecting 90 million.
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Most Americans Proud, But Worried
Many Americans are proud of their country, yet concerned about its future, according to a new NPR/PBS poll.
The World Cup is halfway through, shaping up as a global celebration, transcending controversies and criticisms.
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The Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court upheld automatic citizenship for U.S.-born children, rejecting attempts to limit immigration rights.
NPR's Steve Inskeep interviews UVA's Amanda Frost on the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship decision.
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Wheelchair users face repair delays due to market consolidation by private equity, leading to isolation and health risks.
The Supreme Court Limits Geofence Warrants
Justice Elena Kagan ruled geofencing unconstitutional, restricting police access to large tech databases.
Extreme heat will affect much of the U.S. through July 4, posing risks, especially to the elderly and those with health issues.