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President Trump celebrated the 100th day of his second term with a rally in Michigan, emphasizing his impact on history. Trump's actions, from using wartime powers to immigration crackdowns, have reshaped global relations. At the rally, he made false claims about the 2020 election and criticized former President Joe Biden, seeking more recognition for his achievements.
Trump's bill takes center stage in Congress as Republicans aim to pass it by Memorial Day upon their return from a recess.
Steve Bannon, a former Trump adviser, predicts an eventful summer ahead and discusses Trump's agenda with Morning Edition. Bannon's insights provide clues on the future of Trump's political coalition, touching on topics like tariffs and immigration.
The "Living Better" series sheds light on maintaining health in America, crucial in times of financial uncertainty. Financial stress can lead to various health issues, emphasizing the importance of managing economic challenges.
Bodega cats in New York play a unique role in bodegas, serving as pest control and customer attractions. Despite being illegal due to food regulations, efforts are underway to reclassify them as working animals.
The Idaho Humanities Council supported a historical society project, showcasing 400 local veterans' biographies in 2024.
This newsletter was curated by Suzanne Nuyen.
