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Windsor Johnston
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston. The Trump administration is considering its next steps after the Supreme Court struck down a key tariff Authority on Friday. NPR's Nina Totenberg reports. The justices ruled President Trump exceeded his power under under the law he used to impose several trade penalties.
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Nina Totenberg
Writing for a 6 to 3 majority, Chief Justice John Roberts said that the Constitution explicitly places the power to impose taxes, including tariffs, with Congress, not with the president. Joining the conservative Roberts in the majority were two Trump appointees and the court's three liberals. Justice Kavanaugh, also a Trump appointee, wrote the principal dissent. A furious and agitated Trump called the three conservatives in the majority unpatriotic and disloyal to the Constitution.
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Donald Trump
They're just being fools and lapdogs for the RINOs and the radical left Democrats.
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Nina Totenberg
And that was hardly the end of it. Trump called the three conservatives disloyal, unpatriotic and at one point launched into a rant about how the court should have invalidated the election results in 2020. Nina Totenberg, NPR News, Washington.
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Windsor Johnston
British officials are considering whether to remove the former Prince Andrew from the line of succession to the throne. The move comes after his arrest Thursday on suspicion of misconduct in public office tied to the Epstein. NPR's Lauren Frere reports from London.
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Lauren Frere
Andrew's been stripped of his title prince and evicted from his royal lodge over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, but he is still eighth in line to the throne. The British government now says it may draft legislation to prevent Andrew from ever becoming king. It would have to be approved by Parliament and more than a dozen other countries where the British king is head of state. The last time the line of Succession changed was 1936, after Edward VIII's abdication.
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Windsor Johnston
That's NPR's Lauren Frere. Alex Ferre has won the gold in the men's freeski half pipe at the Winter Olympics. Aspen Public Radio's Reagan Mertz has more on yesterday's competition.
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Reagan Mertz
Ferreira's gold medal completes his own Olympic set after he earned a bronze and a silver at the past two Games. His win also gave the US its 10th gold medal during this year's Games. The last time the US Won this many Winter Olympic gold medals was in Utah in 2002. After watching Ferreira's performance his old Aspen Valley Ski and Snowboard Club. Coach Eric Knight recalled teaching the olympian as an 8 year old right from
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Eric Knight
the very beginning knew that it was something special. So it's just been a real joy. Watch watching him through the years.
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Reagan Mertz
At 31, Ferreira is now the oldest man to win gold and ski halfpipe at the Olympics. For NPR News, I'm Reagan Mertz in Aspen, Colorado.
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Windsor Johnston
The U.S. men's ice hockey team will have a chance at the gold on Sunday after winning its semifinal match on Friday. They'll go against their longtime rival, Canada. You're listening to NPR News from Washington. Forecasters say a winter storm could bring significant snow to parts of the Mid Atlantic and Northeast this weekend. Emergency officials from Washington, D.C. to Boston are preparing for the possibility of more than a foot of snow in some areas, along with strong winds and potential coastal flooding. The storm is expected to develop overnight, with snow picking up through the day on Sunday into Monday morning. A new study finds that teens who use cannabis are at a higher risk of developing mental illnesses. The findings, published in JAMA Health Forum, finds that the risk was highest for psychosis and bipolar disorder. NPR's Ritu Chatterjee reports.
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Ritu Chatterjee
Researchers followed more than 450,000 teens in the Kaiser Permanente Health System in Northern California all the way into young adulthood. They found that teens who reported using cannabis in the past year were at twice the risk of developing bipolar disorder years later compared to those who didn't use cannabis. Pediatrician Dr. Lynn Silver is at the Public Health Institute in California and one of the authors of the study. She says the risk of psychotic disorders also doubled.
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Dr. Lynn Silver
And psychotic disorders means ones where you hear or see things that aren't real. Typically, it can be anything from an episode to actual schizophrenia.
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Ritu Chatterjee
She says cannabis users were also at a higher risk of developing depression and anxiety. Read through Chatterjee, NPR News.
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Windsor Johnston
Trader Joe's is recalling nearly three and a half million pounds of frozen chicken fried rice sold nationwide. The company says the products may contain glass. No injuries have been reported. This is NPR News.
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