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politics 11d ago Washington DC

US Surveillance Program Extension Passed

A surveillance program that allows the U.S. to collect the communications of foreigners, even when interacting with U.S. citizens, was due to expire at the end of Thursday. Congress passed an extension for this program.
C-SPAN Radio
politics 11d ago Washington DC

Journalist's Death Carries High Price, Democracy Erodes

The killing of journalists comes at a very high price of repression, with tactics once seen as exceptional becoming routine. Press freedom is not just about journalists but the public's right to know, and when it erodes, democracy becomes less transparent, accountable, and resilient. Jose Ruben Zamora, owner of El Periodico in Guatemala, has faced many attacks.
WAMU 88.5 DC
politics 11d ago Washington DC

May Day Protesters Demand End To Immigration Raids

In 2025, over 30 journalists were detained or charged for their work. A sweeping majority, 90%, were detained while covering protests against Trump's immigration escalation and ICE targeting. This is a core issue for Latino and immigrant journalists. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has escalated actions related to Donald Trump's immigration policies. Protests occurred across the United States on May Day, with demonstrators demanding an end to immigration raids. Protests were held across Quebec, highlighting members.
WAMU 88.5 DC
politics 11d ago Washington DC

Report Criticizes Justice Department Prosecutions of Christian Demonstrators

A 200-plus page report states that the Biden administration's Justice Department pursued aggressive prosecutions against Christian demonstrators at abortion clinics.
NPR
politics 11d ago Washington DC

Journalists Targeted By Repressive Regimes Globally

Journalist Stephanie is believed by her lawyers and advocates to have been targeted not just for being an immigrant, but for her work as a journalist. She is described as the latest case of journalists arrested, detained, or deported under the current Trump administration. Journalist Georgia Forkt and journalist Don Lemon are also mentioned as accused of conspiring. WAMU 88.5 DC reported that repressive governments are using administrative powers to target journalists, citing a global trend of democratic backsliding. The station noted that killing journalists comes at a high price. Trump's immigration escalation and ICE targeting were mentioned in relation to this trend.
WAMU 88.5 DC
other 11d ago Washington DC

US President Briefed On Alleged Alien Recovery

The President of the United States received a briefing regarding an alleged recovery of alien materials. The details of the briefing and the nature of the alleged recovery were not disclosed. This information is based on unconfirmed reports.
CRI News Radio
conflict 11d ago Washington DC

Former Counterterrorism Warns Of Attack Planning

An attacker acquired weapons, trained with them, and traveled by train to D.C. for a premeditated attack. This careful planning should be a wake-up call, according to a former Homeland Security Department counterterrorism coordinator.
WTOP Washington DC
culture 11d ago Washington DC

Olivia Rodrigo Announces Third Album

Olivia Rodrigo will release her third album, titled 'You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love,' in June. Her previous two albums, 'Sour' and 'Guts,' both reached number one on the charts and produced three number-one singles, starting with 'Driver's License' in 2021.
NPR
other 11d ago Washington DC

US Tuition Coverage For Housing And Meals

A program in the United States offers tuition coverage for students, which also extends to housing and meals. This initiative aims to reduce financial burdens on students.
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health 11d ago Washington DC

Doctors Pivot To Alternative Treatment After Drug Decision

Following the reinstatement of an in-person requirement for Mifepristone, doctors are pivoting to a medication abortion protocol using only misoprostol. This alternative can be provided through telemedicine. Mifepristone, approved in 2000, has been used by approximately 7 million patients. This pivot is intended to continue providing patient care. Other doctors are also prepared for this change.
NPR