"Li from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.
The militant group Hamas says the Gaza Strip should remain central to any long-term cease
fire between Iran, the U.S. and Israel.
“This is Tehran hosts a belated funeral for its former Supreme Leader, who was killed by”
U.S. and Israeli strikes four months ago. It appears Emily Feng has more from Tel Aviv. "Speaking to a Hamas affiliated paper, Khalid Al Qadouni, Hamas's representative in Tehran, said he'd been reassured by Iranian officials that securing the rights of Palestinians was central to guaranteeing, quote, "genuine or lasting peace" in the Middle East.
His remarks highlight the risk of a shaky U.S. and Iranian cease fire collapsing. Despite a preliminary cease fire agreement with the U.S., Iran continues to stop ships from freely sailing through a straight-of-war moves, and the U.S. and Iran exchange strikes against one another just a week ago.
The Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah has also threatened to retaliate against Israel,
as Israel continues to occupy much of southern Lebanon. Emily Feng and Pyrenees, Tel Aviv. This fourth of July, some Americans think the nation is on the wrong track, but the majority say they're proud or very proud to be American.
“The latest NPR-PBS news, Maris Pol, released this week, offers a look at how Americans”
are feeling. There's a ma'am to have aid has more. American feelings about the country appear to be divided along partisan lines. Republicans are the most proud at 93%. Independence are at 61%, and the least proud are Democrats at 45%.
Christopher James, a Democrat based out of Maryland, says it's complicated. "I feelings are mixed. I'm proud of the achievements that we've made in a variety of ways in the world. It's hard to feel like absolute pride considering the conflicts that are going on in our society right now."
He says he's referring to Americans who won't compromise with people they disagree with, as well as those who value emotion over logic. Maham Javed and B.R. News. People looking for a break from inflation this holiday might want to steer clear of the beef counter.
“If you're a scout horsely reports, pork or chicken could be a more affordable option.”
While beef prices have jumped by double digits over the last year, pork prices have risen only slightly, and chicken prices are actually down, thanks in part, to cheaper feed. Food economists Robin Wenzel of Wells Fargo notes that after a price spike last year, eggs are also a relative bargain this summer. That's because a mild season of bird flu allowed egg farmers to rebuild their flocks
of laying hands. "It's the year to serve double days, so go for it and go ahead and add it to your potato salad too." Bush reprises in general are up about 2.7% from a year ago, that's a smaller annual increase than we've seen in the cost of living overall.
It's got horsely impure news, Washington. And you're listening to NPR News. Several wildfires are burning in the west amid hot, dry, and windy conditions. The Aspen Acres fires in the wet mountains of southern Colorado has grown to more than 85,000 acres and is 0% contained.
Mandatory evacuation orders have been issued, including Colorado City, hundreds of structures have been damaged or destroyed. Some beer drinkers in Wisconsin are spending the holiday weekend. We can rather say what may be a good buy to an iconic brand, Schlitz. Chuck Hornbach has more.
Milwaukee-based Schlitz Brewing Company disappeared in a corporate takeover more than 4 decades ago. Perhaps later, brewed Schlitz, but recently halted production. However, a smaller Wisconsin brewer received permission to make a limited batch of Schlitz using a 1948 recipe.
As he drank a glass, Rudolph Krauss Sr. praised the beer. "It's crisper, it's a little lighter, and the flavor just is, it pops more to me." The beer is only available this weekend. It old world was constant, and a historic site that helps preserve the state's long history of beer making.
For NPR News, I'm Chuck Cornbach and Eagle, Wisconsin. The men's World Cup soccer round of 16 continues today with two matches. Canada plays Morocco this afternoon, and later, Paraguay takes on France. The winner advances to the quarterfinals, the knockout stage continues through Tuesday, as teams battle for a spot in the final eight.
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