The morning news is a mix of geopolitical tensions and domestic policy challenges, from Iran’s stance on potential U.S. military action to the ongoing concerns for Afghan refugees who fear being sent back under new immigration policies.
How to navigate the maze of drug discounts to get the best price
With prescription drugs becoming increasingly expensive, NPR offers advice on how consumers can save money by understanding various discount programs and negotiating with pharmacies.
Iran says it’s ‘waiting’ for possible U.S. ground assault as 3,500 troops arrive in Gulf
As tensions escalate between the United States and Iran, Iranian officials are preparing for a potential ground invasion amid the deployment of more U.S. forces to the region.
The real estate industry changed after an agent was killed on the job — but safety threats remain
The death of a real estate agent has led to increased awareness and measures for agent safety, yet many continue to work in potentially dangerous conditions.
Left in limbo, Afghans who served with the U.S. fear Trump could send them back to the Taliban
Afghan refugees are facing uncertain futures as they await decisions on their status under new immigration policies that may force some back into dangerous situations.
Pakistan hosts diplomatic discussions on ending war
In an effort to bring peace, Pakistan is hosting talks aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict with Iran.
Why a 98-year-old federal judge is asking the Supreme Court for her job back
A historic figure in law, now 98 years old, seeks to maintain her position on the bench as she continues to contribute to legal decisions.
How a Democratic Senate candidate leapfrogged her opponents and surged to victory
In Illinois, Juliana Stratton’s campaign strategy has paid off, securing her as the latest senator representing the state.
Ukraine battles a brutal Russian offensive as Iran war takes the world’s focus
Amidst global attention on Iran, Ukraine faces its own military challenges against Russia.
Looking to limit birthright citizenship, Trump turns to an 1884 ruling against a Native American
The debate over citizenship continues as President Trump seeks historical rulings that could redefine who qualifies for U.S. citizenship.
Some critics of birthright citizenship say it’s a fraud issue. What does that mean?
Concerns over the integrity of U.S. citizenship highlight debates around those who might abuse the system for economic benefits.
He wants children’s bikes made in the U.S.A. — and tariffs against his rivals
A push for domestic manufacturing is making waves, with calls for increased protectionism to support American-made products.
On This Day, March 29: Last U.S. combat troops leave Vietnam
In a significant moment in history, this day marks the withdrawal of all remaining U.S. combat forces from Vietnam.
Famous Birthdays: Brendan Gleeson, Perry Farrell
Born on this day are actor Brendan Gleeson and musician Perry Farrell, notable figures in entertainment.
Zelenskyy describes Russian intelligence sharing with Iran
The President of Ukraine discusses the collaboration between Russia and Iran, emphasizing the strategic implications.
DHS funding lapse is now the longest government shutdown in U.S. history
The lack of federal budgetary approval for Department of Homeland Security continues, setting a record for the duration of this partial government shutdown.
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