Deepa Shivaram

Stephen Fowler, an NPR reporter focusing on federal nutrition programs, discusses the impending SNAP benefits expiration, affecting over 40 million Americans. Deepa Shivaram, White House correspondent, shares insights about President Trump's visit to Japan, highlighting a pivotal trade deal on rare earth minerals. Eder Peralta reports on Hurricane Melissa, detailing its catastrophic winds and the potential impact on Jamaica and nearby islands, along with concerns about preparedness and evacuations.

Deepa Shivaram, NPR White House correspondent, analyzes President Trump's primetime address touting an impending economic boom despite low approval ratings. Barbara Sprunt, congressional correspondent, highlights a bipartisan push to extend healthcare subsidies, revealing notable Republican dissent. Greg Myrie, national security correspondent, discusses the U.S. ban on sanctioned oil tankers heading to Venezuela, shedding light on the potential escalations and challenges facing the country's oil exports. Tune in for insights on the latest political and economic moves!

Deepa Shivaram, NPR White House correspondent who explains shifting White House messaging. Carrie Kahn, NPR foreign correspondent reporting from Tel Aviv with on-the-ground updates. They discuss U.S. and Israeli strikes across Iran and Lebanon. They cover Iran’s mourning and succession, Gulf spillover attacks and threats to shipping. They also touch on shifting political messaging in Washington and early primary results.

Deepa Shivaram, NPR White House correspondent, tracks Trump’s shifting rhetoric as the Iran war stretches into week five. Joel Rose, NPR transportation correspondent, breaks down TSA back pay after weeks of missed checks. They dig into Gulf attacks, stalled diplomacy, troop buildups, voter backlash, legal questions around DHS funding, and the strain still hanging over airport security.

Deepa Shivram, NPR’s White House reporter, tracks Trump’s shifting Iran message. Aya Batrawy, an NPR correspondent in Dubai, follows Gulf tensions and threats around the Strait of Hormuz. Nina Totenberg, legendary Supreme Court reporter, covers a dramatic hearing on birthright citizenship. They dig into strike talk, regional fallout, and sharp questioning from the justices.