Transcript
A (0:00)
This message comes from Charles Schwab. When it comes to managing your wealth, Schwab gives you more choices like full service, wealth management and advice when you need it. You can also invest on your own and trade on thinkorswim. Visit schwab.com to learn more.
B (0:16)
Live from NPR News in New York City. I'm Doualisai Kowtel. The Senate has voted to fund large parts of the federal government that was set to run out of money at midnight, but the House still needs to greenlight the final deal, so a partial government shutdown begins tonight. NPR's Sam Greenglass reports.
C (0:34)
Congress had been on track to avert a shutdown, but after a second deadly shooting of a US Citizen by immigration officers in Minneapolis, Democrats pledged to oppose the Department of Homeland Security funding bill. That money, though, was tied with more than a trillion dollars for other departments, including Defense, Health and Human Services and Housing. Republicans agreed to isolate DHS funding from the rest and only extend it for two weeks, allowing lawmakers to negotiate guardrails to rein in immigration enforcement tactics. With the House not back until Monday, funding will lapse at least over the weekend, but will not be as widespread as the last record long shutdown when all government funding had expired. Sam Greenglass, NPR News, Washington.
B (1:18)
Demonstrations are again taking place across the country against ICE and Border Patrol agents, including in Minnesota, where President Trump's borders are arrived this week following Saturday's fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Preddy during a federal immigration operation at the state Capitol. Governor Tim Walls tells NPR that there may be less smoke on the ground this week, but he said tensions remain high.
D (1:42)
They have not changed their goal of mass deportations. They may try and change their tactics a little bit, but it doesn't change the underlying mission here, which is to cause great fear and chaos in communities.
B (1:55)
Walz added he won't compromise on First Amendment rights to peacefully protest, and he says he won't allow the Trump administration to mischaracterize Minnesotans who are asking the government to address their griev. South Carolina has now confirmed 847 measles cases, including 58 new ones since Tuesday. As NPR's Maria Godoy reports, the size of the state's outbreak has surpassed the major West Texas outbreak that spread from January to August of last year.
E (2:24)
In a press conference this week, South Carolina state epidemiologist Linda Bell said that health officials were surprised by the speed at which the outbreak was spreading.