Greg Myrie

Terry Schultz, NPR correspondent, shares insights from Brussels on the ongoing Greenland emergency summit, highlighting European caution over U.S. sovereignty plans. Greg Myrie discusses growing diplomatic tensions at the World Economic Forum and critiques of U.S. leadership by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Meanwhile, Scott Horsley breaks down the Supreme Court’s examination of Federal Reserve independence, focusing on the implications of a president’s power to fire a Fed governor and its potential impacts on interest rate policy.

Alana Wise, NPR reporter who covered Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance, provides updates on the investigation and family responses. Claudia Grisales, NPR congressional correspondent, breaks down Democrats’ DHS reform demands and funding stakes. Greg Myrie, NPR national security correspondent, explains the high-stakes U.S.-Iran talks in Oman and the risks if negotiations fail.

Lauren Frayer, a London-based reporter on British news and the monarchy, covers searches of royal properties tied to Prince Andrew. Franco Ordonez, an NPR White House correspondent, breaks down the Board of Peace, its Gaza focus, and international concerns about sidelining the UN. Greg Myrie, a national security correspondent, outlines the U.S. military buildup in the Middle East and possible options regarding Iran.