>> Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Luis Kiewone.
With the majority of the next session of Congress hanging in the balance, a new whistleblower
“report warns the U.S. Postal Services plan to carry out President Trump's mail-in voting”
restrictions could jeopardize the elections, and PR's Hansi LaWang reports. >> President Trump's order calls for the U.S. Postal Service to deliver mail-in ballots only to people on voter lists that the states would have to turn over to the U.S. P.S. We should note U.S. P.S. is a financial support of NPR. The Postal Service has been working on an online portal that would allow state election officials to submit voter names, but
a new whistleblower report claims the online system has not been properly tested, and could lead to eligible absentee voters not getting ballots in time, or at all, Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut submitted the report to U.S. P.S. >> What the disclosure reveal is that the Postal Service has designed a system that is intended to fail.
>> The spokespeople for U.S. P.S. did not respond to questions about the whistleblowers claims
on zero-long NPR news. >> The immigration and customs enforcement agency says it now has enough body cameras for all of its officers and agents, and PR's himmenobustio has that story.
“>> The update comes after years of immigration officials telling lawmakers and civil liberties”
advocates that they did not have enough devices for a body-worn camera program to be implemented agency-wide. Now, Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wyn Mullins says he expects every agent in the field to be using one by the end of September. >> That doesn't mean every I say dinner right this in the field, or have a body-worn camera. It's for our safety and the public safety, too.
>> In a statement to NPR, I said that training is still ongoing. It is still unclear how many cameras the agency has acquired.
Earlier this year, top-ice officials told Congress they needed about 10,000 cameras for
all their officers. He menobustio impure news, Washington. >> jury deliberations resume tomorrow, and the trial of Lindsey Clancy, the Massachusetts woman charged with killing her three children at 2023 from a member station W. B. U. R. Debra Becker has to tell.
>> The jury deliberated for about five hours after saying they could not reach a decision, and they were excused for the day.
“Clancy's attorney Kevin Reddington says he's encouraged by that.”
>> I'm very pleased with the work that this jury has put into the case. >> Reddington has argued that Clancy should not be found criminally responsible for killing her children, because she was experiencing postpartum psychosis. Prosecutors say she meticulously planned the killings. The jury's deliberated 23 hours so far.
For NPR News, I'm Debra Becker in Boston. >> The State Department says 75 Americans remain unaccounted for along the border between the Paul and Tibet after last week's catastrophic floods, among the missing 22 Americans traveling with the Isha Foundation, a group that teaches yoga and meditation. The organization says that travelers with the Chinese Immigration Center on the Paul's
border when the flood crashed through. This is NPR. European Union and NATO leaders are supporting Germany in its declaration that the presence of three armed drones last month at or near Leipzig Airport were a hybrid attack by Russia. Terry Schultz reports EU foreign ministers will discuss a joint response when they meet.
>> Germany will ask its fellow EU members to support tougher sanctions on Russia at a regular meeting of EU foreign ministers. The German Foreign Minister said he'll propose blacklisting more Russian individuals connected to hybrid attacks and more intensively targeting Russian oil tankers. EU foreign policy chief, Kyokalis, says Russia wants to scare Europe, but that it won't
work. >> To the contrary, we will increase our support to Ukraine and enmesse in our own defense. This is the West's way to stop Putin. >> NATO Secretary General Mark Routes said the alliance stands in full solidarity with Germany and that he welcomes the retaliatory measures announced by Berlin.
For NPR News, I'm Terry Schultz in Brussels. >> Tropical storm Edward has made landfall and Louisiana near Johnson Bayou, rain and thunderstorms focused along the Louisiana coastline. We'll continue to expand North Westward into South Eastern Texas. Forecasters say flooding downpours will continue along and inland from the Louisiana and
Texas coast through tomorrow. Although localized flash flooding can occur in South Eastern Texas, the rainbow will also be beneficial for areas and drought. Having been asked to do so by President Trump, Apple Maps has changed Lake Ontario's name to Lake America for U.S. users that still lake Ontario in Canada.
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