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Korva Coleman
In Washington, I'm Korva Coleman. President Trump met with reporters at the NATO summit in the Hague. He's praised other NATO leaders for agreeing to significantly hike their defense spending. Each country is to boost spending by 5% of their GDP every year. These hikes are to start within a decade, although Spain has suggested it may not do this. Trump also says the US Strikes on Iranian nuclear sites last weekend brought an end to the Iran Israel war. He says the US Destroyed one Iranian site, although a preliminary report on damage isn't yet clear.
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Unnamed Analyst
This is also Iran made the statement. And it's also, if you read the document that was given that Pete can talk about if you'd like. The document said it could be very severe damage, but they didn't take that. They said it could be limited or it could be very severe. They really didn't know other than to say it could be limited or it could be very, very severe.
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Korva Coleman
Trump said US Officials would speak to Iran next week. A monthly poll by the American Psychiatric association finds a majority of respondents believe climate change is hurting people's mental health. And as NPR's Ritu Chatterjee reports, the poll also found younger respondents were more likely to recognize that than older adults.
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Ritu Chatterjee
The poll surveyed more than 2,000 adults across the country. 55% of those respondents said they believe climate change is adversely affecting Americans mental health. More than 40% said they were personally affected. One in three said they worry about climate change on a weekly basis and that it's a significant source of stress for them. 18 to 34 year olds were significantly more likely compared to those 65 and old to report that they feel personally affected and feel anxious about governmental response to climate change. Parents were also more likely than non parents to report the same. Only 4% of respondents said they don't believe climate change exists. Read the Chatterjee, NPR News.
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Korva Coleman
Most results are in from New York City's Democratic primary for mayor. Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has conceded to state assembly member Zaran Mandami. NPR's Sarah Ventry reports. Mandani's campaign galvanized support, particularly among Yale young New Yorkers.
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Sarah Ventry
Mamdani campaigned on issues of affordability. He promises a rent freeze for those in rent stabilized housing, the elimination of bus fares and even a network of city owned grocery stores In a speech to his supporters after Cuomo's concession, the 33 year old Democratic socialist said a.
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Unnamed Analyst
Life of dignity should not be reserved for a fortunate few. It should be one that city government guarantees for each and every New Yorker.
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Sarah Ventry
Once confirmed as the Democratic nominee, he'll face against Republican Curtis Sliwa and sitting Mayor Eric Adams, who's running as an independent in the November election. Sarah Ventri, NPR News, New York.
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Korva Coleman
On Wall Street, Dow Jones industrials are down about 63 points. This is NPR. A man charged in connection with the fertility clinic bombing in Palm Springs, California, has died in federal custody. Daniel park was being held on charges that he supplied large amounts of chemicals used in the attack. From member station KVCR in San Bernardino, Madison Allment reports Park was charged earlier.
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Madison Ament
This month for allegedly mailing some 270 pounds of ammonium nitrate to the FBI's main suspect in the bombing, guy Edward Bartkiss. Bartkiss detonated a car bomb outside the clinic that was felt for blocks. He was the only person that died in what federal prosecutors called a suicidal terror attack. The FBI has not said how park and Bartkus knew each other, but have said they shared a fringe ideology called pro mortalism, the belief that people should not exist. The federal Bureau of Prisons has not said how park died. Their statement said park was found unresponsive in his cell at the Metropolitan Detention center in Los Angeles and declared dead at a hospital. For NPR News, I'm Madison Ament.
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Korva Coleman
Federal safety investigators are asking Tesla about the launch of its new Robo taxi service in Austin, Texas. Last weekend, about 10 cars began service. Some news reports suggest a couple of the driverless cars behaved erratically and may not have followed all traffic laws. Four astronauts blasted off from Florida overnight aboard a SpaceX rocket. They're headed for the International Space Station. The mission is commanded by former NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson. Tonight's the first round of the NBA draft in Brooklyn. The Dallas Mavericks will pick first. The star player from Duke, Cooper Flagg, is expected to be the first choice. This is npr.
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