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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston. President Trump is vowing to retaliate after an ISIS gunman killed two American service members and one U.S. civilian in Central Syria today. The Pentagon says the soldiers were supporting counterterrorism operations in the region. NPR's Lydia Calitri reports.
Lydia Calitri (0:36)
The attack, which took place in the city of Palmyra, comes just over a year after the fall of Syrian President Bashar al Assad. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the gunman was killed by partner forces. Three other service members were injured in the attack. Before boarding Marine One, President Trump told.
Unnamed Reporter (0:54)
Reporters the new president of Syria is as they told me, and I'm not surprised. He's devastated by what happened. This was an ISIS attack on U.S. and Syria.
Lydia Calitri (1:07)
Trump says the U.S. will retaliate against ISIS. Lydia Calitri, NPR News, Washington.
Windsor Johnston (1:14)
A new survey shows lawmakers from both parties are losing ground with young voters ahead of next year's midterm elections. The University of Chicago questioned more than 5,000 young Americans between the ages of 18 and 42. NPR's Elena Moore reports. These voters are feeling increasing increasingly unhappy with politics as they struggle with the high cost of living.
Kathy Cohen (1:39)
This latest poll finds that roughly 6 in 10 young Americans have unfavorable impressions of both parties. Kathy Cohen runs the GenForward survey. She argues that the dissatisfaction young people feel is tied to their concerns about the economy.
Nell Greenfield Boyce (1:53)
There is a real sense that these individuals and these parts of the administration are not delivering.
Kathy Cohen (1:59)
The poll finds that nearly nine in 10 young people are concerned about the price of food and the cost of health care. Plus, about a third think they're going to be worse off financially than their parents. Elena Moore, NPR News.
Windsor Johnston (2:12)
Floodwaters are receding across parts of Washington state after days of record rainfall. Damage is widespread, including to the state's crucial farming industry. Anna King from Northwest Public Broadcasting has more.