"Li from NPR News, I'm Lakshmi saying, and PR has learned that country music ...
Parton has died.
“Her death was confirmed by her family and a statement, Dolly Parton was 80 years old."”
Months ahead of the midterm elections, Supreme Court ruling, has opened a path for the Trump administration to start restricting male in voting and also for further legal challenges to his executive order. Piers Hansi Lowong says the ruling involves how ballots are delivered by the U.S. Postal Service.
Trump basically called forward the postal service to deliver male ballots only to people on lists of male and voters that states would have to turn over to U.S. P.S. and Trump has said he issued this order to stop illegal voting by non-U.S. citizens, which many studies and audits have found to be extremely rare and, by the way, Trump himself has voted by male and Florida.
Piers Hansi Lowong, we should note the U.S. P.S. is a financial supporter of NPR. Nearly six months since the U.S. and Israel went to war with Iran, President Trump says the straight-of-war moves is now cleared of minds, more from NPR's Frank Ordonias. President Trump says that all minds have been removed or destroyed from the straight-of-war moves and that the U.S. is implementing a zero-tolerance policy on ships placing new minds
in the critical waterway.
On social media, the President wrote that Iran has been notified that any ship or boat placing new minds will be immediately and systematically destroyed. He said that the U.S. Space Force was quote "watching every square inch of the straight" as well as pickaxe mountain, the Iranian underground nuclear site. On clear what impact Trump's warnings will have, Iran has continued to launch strikes
and threaten more strikes against cargo ships in retaliation of increasing U.S. economic pressure. Franco, Ordonias, NPR News, the White House.
“The Secret Service says it's aware Iranians' state media may have aired a video that threatens”
the life of President Trump's youngest son, Baron, meanwhile, and Piers' carry-con reports Prime Minister of Israel accuses Iran of attempting to kill one of his son. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu didn't provide details about Iran's alleged plot to kill one of his sons, nor did he say which son was targeted or when it occurred. Netanyahu was responding to a question during an interview with Israel's pro-government
Channel 14 news station. Admit reports that candidate Gadi Eisencott was denied security protection. Poll show Eisencott ahead of Netanyahu's governing coalition in the run-up to October's national elections, citing their Iranian threat Netanyahu said any candidate should receive protection. Israel has killed Iran's supreme leader and others seen your officials during the nearly
six-month war with Iran, carry-con and Piers News, Tel Aviv. From Washington, this is NPR News. A 78-square-mile wildfire that's exploded in size in two rural counties in North Central Texas is prompting evacuations today, and polypinto County Fire Chief Danny Watkins' crews have thrown everything at the blaze with minimal effect.
Local authorities say some schools are closed, ranchers and livestock commission offered barns to temporarily hold animals that need to be evacuated. New research sheds light on just how prevalent venomous snake bites might actually be around the globe. NPR is Jonathan Lambert has that story.
Snake bite has long been a problem in the global south, especially the tropics. Venomous snakes thrive in these warm climates and cause problems for those who cross their path. And in many of the countries where snake bites are common, the anti-venom needed to treat these bites is hard to come by.
But spotty surveillance and reporting has made it hard to know the true toll of snake bite. So, a team of researchers analyzed existing data and built a statistical model to fill in the gaps.
They estimate between 2 and 7 million people get bit each year, resulting in about half a million
deaths. Most of these bites and deaths happen in sub-Saharan Africa, South and Southeast Asia. The new estimate, which appears in the Journal Plus, medicine, underscores the need for better distribution of anti-venom. Jonathan Lambert and PR news.
The U.S. and Canada are now locked in a trade war, each extending levies on $20 billion worth of imports ranging from steel to dairy products to farming equipment. The capping or top story NPR has learned that Grammy winning music star Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80. It's NPR News.
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