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some good bets on the economy.
"I don't get any credit for anything, everything I do, even prescription drug prices." Trump's speaking to supporters at a Vegas casino where he not only touted his prescription drug program, but also his tariffs and his no-tax on tips policies.
“Trump also took aim at progressive Democrats after they scored key victories in Tuesday's”
primary elections. Notably, in Michigan, where Abdul Ahsaid narrowly won his primary for an open Senate seat. Trump is now back at the White House arriving their late Wednesday night. In Spokane, Washington wildfire evacuees getting tired of living in hotels or in the evacuation center, horses cattle dogs and cats have all had to evacuate to, northwest
public broadcastings and a king reports. Horses often talk to each other when their upset are confused. Many animals have been evacuated to Spokane's fairground. "Bubbles, the part draft horse, has been a bit off his feed and water. He's not used to being stalled.
Lou Hill of Spokane said it was scary to have phone numbers written across Bubbles' coat and Casey became lost."
“"They can feel that they're scared too and they know something's coming and so they”
have just as much urgency to be safe." The people are stressed too, but many say working with a livestock, cleaning stalls, and filling water buckets helps. For NPR News, I'm Anna King in Spokane, Washington. "With hotter drier and windier days ahead, officials said Wednesday that firefighters
are focused on reinforcing containment lines around all three fires in and around Spokane. One man has been arrested at thorty say he deliberately set one of the fires together. They've destroyed hundreds of buildings and forces evacuation of some 67,000 people." The head of a Russian company that manufactures attack drones used against Ukraine has been seriously wounded in a parent assassination attempt.
NPR's Charles Mainz reports he was targeted in a car bomb explosion.
“Vladimir took a chug founded a drone company in his hometown of the Katrinburg, the Earl”
Mountains in 2023, with an a year of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Soon, took a chug was demonstrating a new attack model called the Vampire to senior Russian officials, including President Vladimir Putin. The drone has gone on to widespread use by Russia's military in Ukraine. Dr. Sayy took a chug is now fighting for his life, after a bomb detonated under his car and
explosion that killed his driver instantly. Investigators say they suspect Ukrainian special services were behind the attack. The incident comes against a recent backdrop of the assassinations and attempted killings of Russian military officials and pro-war businessmen. Charles Mainz impure news. Moscow "This is NPR."
The food and drug administration has approved the first flu vaccine that uses the same technology
as COVID-19 shots. But Dernas says FDA approved its M RNA based vaccine for seasonal flu for people ages 50 and older. But Dernas says it will be available for the upcoming respiratory virus season. The Senate has confirmed Dr. Erica Schwartz as a director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Schwartz's president Trump's third pick for the job. She is to take on the permanent role. After her predecessor, Susan Monaris was fired last year.
After listen a month by health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The two clashed on vaccine policy the CDC has lacked a permanent leader for all but a month of Trump's second term. Part of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket crashed into the moon early Wednesday. Joe Pauke reports NASA estimated the impact would create a crater 60 feet across. The Falcon 9 rocket left Earth in January of this year. It was carrying firefly aerospace's
blue-ghost one lunar lander. The rocket's upper stage wasn't intended to hit the
moon, but it seems SpaceX never commanded it to maneuver so it would definitely miss the moon.
The approximately 10,000 pound upper stage struck the moon traveling at more than 5,000 miles per hour. According to NASA, meteorodes with similar energy hit the moon every six days or so. Amateur astronomer Bill Gray is credited with predicting the impact would occur using publicly available data. It will likely be days before telescopes on Earth and in orbit around the moon are able to confirm the size of the impact crater. This is MPR News. This week on the NPR politics podcast.
Another progressive Democrat edges out an establishment candidate. Abdul Elsayed, one Michigan Senate primary campaigning on affordability, health care, and ending U.S. military aid to Israel. Join us as we break down his victory and what it could signal for November's mid-terms on the NPR politics podcast. Listen on the NPR app
