Live from NPR News, I'm Jail Snyder, President Trump used his prime time spee...
doubt on the integrity of the country's elections.
“Every American deserves to know that when they cast their vote, that vote will be counted”
accurately in a system, and that is to make that system secure. One where cheating and interference are not just difficult, but virtually impossible. Unfortunately, the system we have today for us, catastrophically sure of that standing. Trump claimed elections in the U.S. are vulnerable, declassifying intelligence. He said exposed fraud and foreign interference.
He accused China of interference in the 2020 election that he lost a former president Joe Biden contradicting U.S. intelligence findings. During his speech, President Trump said that the networks that did not broadcast his remarks should have their licenses revoked, ABC and BC and CNN put the speech on their streaming services, CBS and MS now cut away before he finished Fox News carried it in its entirety.
President Trump's businesses made more than $2 billion last year, an unprecedented winfall
for a sitting U.S. president, but some swing voters in Pennsylvania don't think it's a big deal, in Piers' Ashley Lopez reports.
“NPR observed two online focused groups featuring 12 voters who supported Joe Biden in 2020,”
and then voted for Trump in 2024, half of voters shrugged off news that Trump made billions of dollars last year, mostly from cryptocurrency. But the other half, including Bavanna, who participated under the condition her last name would not be used, said, "This is a serious issue." For me, when I see that the first thing that comes to my mind is abuse of power, and that
to me is morally wrong, and that itself should be a problem and is a problem to me. Senator voters said they were not troubled by Trump's earnings because he is a business man, and because they believe that most politicians are corrupt, Ashley Lopez and PR news. The partner of the 25-year-old Colombian man, shot and killed by an ice officer in Maine
on Monday, spoke publicly for the first time Thursday, Maine Public Sorry Snider has
more. Speaking with an interpreter at a press conference in the city of Bitterford, Carolina Rojas Alvarez said you want Sebastian Duron Guerrero's life revolved around the couple's three-year-old daughter.
“"I remember he would always look at her and say, she's getting so big and beautiful, and”
the tears would come to his eyes. He lived for her." Now Rojas Alvarez says she doesn't have the strength to tell her daughter that her dad isn't coming back. Duron Guerrero was not the person ice agents we're looking for on Monday, according
to Maine's Independent Senator Angus King. For NPR News, I'm Ari Snyder, in Portland, Maine. "And you're listening to NPR News." United Nations says more than 500 people, mostly from the Muslim minority Rohingo community. Our fear dead in Southeast Asia after two bolds reportedly capsized, Michael Sullivan
reports. In a joint statement, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees and the International Organization for Migration, said the boats may have capsized off the coast of Myanmar in recent days. Early reports say the boats departed from war torn, Rekind stayed in late June. Most of the passengers were members of Myanmar's, mostly Muslim Rohingo minority, trying
to flee the fighting, or the sprawling refugee camp in neighboring Bangladesh, where more than
a million people live in squalor.
It's a risky journey on often rickety boats operated by traffickers. The statements said the boats were traveling outside the regular sailing season when conditions are typically even more hazardous. For NPR News, I'm Michael Sullivan in Chiang Rai, Thailand. U.S. aviation safety investigators have taken over the investigation into what caused a
window to dislodge on a ryan air flight from Greece to Germany earlier this month. A man was partially sucked out of the plane before his wife and other passengers pulled him back inside. Greek safety officials have handed the investigation over to the National Transportation Safety Board.
26-year-old American Jackson Subaru is leading the way a golf British open. He's heading into Friday's day two of the tournament at Royale Burkdale, North of Liverpool, for the one stroke lead shooting a five under par 65 in the first round at his first British open. I'm Jail Snyder, NPR News.
The last time Antonio May's senior heard from his son, it was in a note, the 16-year-old laughed in the family's garage. "He told me you've no make me cry." Antonio Junior left home to join a protest in Seattle. A week later, he was shot and killed there.
"I need some a ref me, just as for my son."
