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President Trump says everyone he met at the G7 in France, quote, "loves a deal he's
agreed to with Iran." For his part, French president, Emmanuel Macron said it does not resolve everything, but is key for the global economy. As an MPR's Michele Kalman reports, "President Trump has faced a lot of criticism from Iran hawks for signing an ideal that focuses on the straight of her moves and starts
a 60-day clocked and negotiate over Iran's nuclear program, which was the initial reason for launching the war. But Trump says only, quote, "stupid people want him to continue dropping bombs."
“"Then it's a memorandum of understanding if it doesn't get done in 60 days or so, right?”
We go back to bombing." "You know, I don't want to do that because it's so good." He says the U.S. won't give Iran any money under the deal, but the agreement does pave the way for sanctions relief and investments from the region. Michele Kalman and PR news the State Department.
Back in Washington, D.C., New Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Worsh pledge Wednesday to get inflation under control. "Precistantly high prices are burdened for the American people, but the recent past need not be prologue. I am pleased to report that members of the FOMC are unambiguous and unanimous.
This committee will deliver price stability." "The Fed held its benchmark interest rate study, but stocks tumble after policy makers signal they may have to raise interest rates by the end of this year.
The S&P 500 slump to 1.2 percent that Dow gave back-morting gains to finish with a drop
of 1 percent.
“And the NASDAQ closed down 1.3 percent, stock study in Asia, which depends benchmarking”
the K-Share average, rallying to another record high above the 71,000 mark for the first time. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced $700 million in funding Wednesday for addiction recovery and mental health services. Kennedy chose a battleground congressional district in Michigan to make the announcement
from KFF Health News, Kate Wells reports." The Secretary said the money will improve the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline, substance abuse treatment and behavioral health centers. Kennedy was at a behavioral health clinic, North of Detroit, whose president and CEO says they are worried the looming $900 billion in Medicaid cuts could impact the people they serve.
Earlier, Kennedy insisted that no one who qualifies for Medicaid will lose coverage. "The only people who lose Medicaid on the president's plan are people who are negligible from Medicaid. They don't have their people who are collecting anything like."
“The Congressional Budget Office estimates some 10 million people could be uninsured within”
the next decade, as mandates from President Trump's budget law start to take effect next year. "This is MPR. A judge on Long Island New York has sentenced a former architect known as the Gilgo Beach Killer to life in prison for murdering eight women.
The case took over a decade to solve from a member stationed W.S.H.U. Desiree Dioreal reports." There's no chance of parole for Rex Huremon, who admitted in April to killing eight women and dumping their remains around the affluent suburbs east of New York City, as far back as 1993.
After the sentencing, Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tireny wouldn't say if he thinks Huremon is responsible for more murders. "If I had evidence, I put it into a grand jury in an indictment and then we come and talk about it. Tell I have that.
I'm not going to talk about it." He says the FBI will now enter Huremon's DNA into its database for comparison to other crime scenes. The case gained worldwide attention, becoming the subject of numerous documentaries, books and podcasts.
For NPR News, I'm Desiree Dioreo on Long Island. "State lawmakers in Georgia, rejecting calls to redraw congressional and legislative districts for the 20-2080 election. In a letter sent Wednesday to Governor Brian Camper, a public and house leader said changes to Georgia's maps should only take place after a deliberative process that provides for
public input." The decision marks a setback for both Campan President Trump, who has urged Republican lead states to redraw congressional districts to their advantage. Oil prices using, after the U.S. and Iran signed that preliminary ceasefire agreement to reopen the state of Huremon's brand crew, trading below $78 a barrel.
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