"Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Core of a Coleman, Israel issued new w...
today in southern Lebanon, saying it will continue attacking.
There was a ceasefire announced just yesterday in Washington between Israel and Lebanon, and Pierre's Janneroff reports from Beirut." "In addition to the Israeli military's new evacuation warnings, Lebanese state media says Israel also launched multiple artillery and the air strikes into the morning. As Beirut official told NPR that the group officially informed the Lebanese president
that it would not accept any ceasefire that did not begin with the withdrawal of Israeli forces from South Lebanon." The official asked to remain anonymous because he was not authorized to speak publicly on the issue. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Caps Meanwhile said Israel was demanding the creation
of what it called a demilitarized zone with Unleavened, while being able to continue attacks against Iran back to his Bola. Janneroff and Pierre News, Beirut, the Senate is set to vote today on billions of dollars for immigration enforcement that some Republicans first want an amendment that would kill
a nearly $1.8 billion fund.
It's supposed to compensate people who claim they were targeted by the federal government and Pierre Sam Greenglass is more. "Approving three years of funding for ice and border patrol should have been a cinch, Republicans do not need help from Democrats. But the measure stalled for two weeks amid GOP blowback to the unrelated so-called anti-weaponization
fund. Earlier this week, acting attorney general Todd Blanch promised the fund was dead. Only for President Trump to say he didn't know if the fund was scrapped.
“Some Republican senators say the only way to ensure the fund is stopped is to block it by law.”
It's not clear if proposed amendments to do that can be added to unrelated immigration funding. Some Republican senators have criticized Trump of sabotaging his own priorities. Sam Greenglass and Pierre News, Washington. A major gun control group is suing the federal government over its refusal to hand over
some records. The group wants information that shows who are the largest sellers of guns used in crime in the US and appears Jacqueline Diaz reports. The gun control group Brady is suing the Bureau of Alcohol to Backo, Firearms and Explosives and the Justice Department.
Brady is demanding the federal government release information tied to something called "demand letter 2s." These are letters ATF sends to gun dealers and other sellers who have been identified as selling a lot of guns recovered at crime scenes. Josh Sharf is Brady's general counsel and senior director of programs.
“He says this information is important to monitor how the federal government keeps tabs”
on gun dealers. It's an information that we need to improve public safety in this country. The DOJ and ATF did not respond to the loss of yet. Jacqueline Diaz and Pierre News. You're listening to NPR.
Billionaire Elon Musk's private company, SpaceX, has unveiled its price for its upcoming initial public offering.
It plans to raise about $75 billion, but SpaceX's estimated value would be about $1.77 trillion
dollars. This would make it the most expensive offering ever on a stock market. It's expected to appear on the tech heavy NASDAQ index. If SpaceX performs very well in its initial days of trading, Elon Musk could become the first trillionaire in the world.
New research suggests people with diet related diseases who consume meals designed by dietitians have lower health care costs and fewer hospitalizations. The study is the latest from the Food As Medicine Institute at Thompson University. The analysis includes people with diabetes, heart disease, depression and other conditions who received free meals delivered to their homes about 10 per week.
Each patient met with their registered dietitian who tailored meals to meet their medical needs and food preferences. The study shows participants who received the meals had about 30% fewer hospitalizations and lower health care costs. Researchers say the results show food really can be a form of medicine, several states
are piloting similar, medically tailored meal programs through Medicaid at a time when diet related diseases are a leading cause of death, Alison Aubrey and PR News. The New York Nix won the NBA Finals last night. They beat the San Antonio Spurs 105-95. Game 2 is tomorrow night, back in San Antonio.
This is NPR. The surreal horror film BackRooms is a smash. The director is a 20-year-old YouTuber and it's based on his popular web series.
“Why is this online phenomenon taking off at the box office?”
We get into it on NPR's pop culture happy hour. Listen via the NPR app or wherever you get your podcasts.
