Luke Garrett

Luke Garrett, an NPR reporter, discusses President Trump's surprising shift to support the release of Jeffrey Epstein documents, shedding light on political pressures behind this move. Carrie Kahn, NPR's foreign correspondent, shares insights on the escalating U.S. military presence near Venezuela and Maduro's unexpected calls for dialogue. Local reporter Nick De LaCanal reveals community reactions to a controversial Border Patrol operation in Charlotte, where unmarked vans have left residents anxious and confused about immigration enforcement.

Carrie Kahn, an NPR correspondent in Rio, discusses the U.S. Coast Guard's pursuit of a Venezuela-linked tanker, shedding light on sanctions enforcement and regional tensions. Luke Garrett covers the recent partial release of Jeffrey Epstein files, highlighting the political fallout and frustrations over redactions. Jimena Bastillo reveals concerning trends in immigration court no-shows, linking them to rising fears among immigrants and implications for due process. Together, they explore urgent issues affecting U.S. policy and justice.

Emily Fang, NPR international correspondent, reports from Turkey near Iran's border as tensions over the Strait of Hormuz raise fears of wider conflict and energy shock. Claudia Grisales, NPR Capitol Hill reporter, unpacks the DHS funding standoff and voting demands. Luke Garrett, NPR homeland security reporter, follows ICE agents at airports, mixed messaging, and growing travel chaos.