Jul 30 National News As Federal Moratorium Ends, Thousands Face Eviction in Louisville The CDC’s eviction moratorium expires Saturday. Louisville landlords have already started the eviction process for around 6,000 residents. By Yasmine Jumaa Jul 30 National News As Federal Moratorium Ends, Thousands Face Eviction in Louisville Yasmine Jumaa
Jul 5 National News Six Months After Capitol Riot, 46 From Ohio Valley Face Charges The January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol left five people dead and caused an estimated $1.5 million in damage to the Capitol building. In the six months since then, federal authorities say, about 470 people have been arrested in nearly every state, including at least 46 people in the Ohio Valley. The Ohio Valley […] By Jeff Young and Suhail Bhat Jul 5 National News Six Months After Capitol Riot, 46 From Ohio Valley Face Charges Jeff Young and Suhail Bhat
Jun 27 National News With Trump Holding Rallies Again, The Shadow 2024 Republican Campaign Continues Trump railed against "left-wing indoctrination" in schools, "fake news media" and Big Tech "tyrants." By Domenico Montanaro, NPR and Emma Bowman, NPR Jun 27 National News At Trump Rallies, Shadow 2024 Republican Campaign Continues Domenico Montanaro, NPR and Emma Bowman, NPR
Jun 7 National News A Lifeline For The Unemployed Is About To End In Half Of U.S. Here’s What’s At Stake GOP governors are moving to end a $300-a-week pandemic lifeline for the unemployed in a controversial effort to push people back to work. By Scott Horsley, NPR Jun 7 National News A Lifeline For The Unemployed Is About To End In Half Of U.S Scott Horsley, NPR
Jun 4 National News Hiring Picked Up Last Month, A Relief For An Economy Desperate For Workers Employers say they could use even more workers as demand surges and pandemic fears recede. By Scott Horsley, NPR Jun 4 National News Hiring Picked Up In May, A Relief For Economy Desperate For Workers Scott Horsley, NPR
May 31 National News How Tulsa Race Massacre Shaped Today’s Most Successful Black CEOs Three Black CEOs share what the Tulsa Massacre has meant to them. By David Gura, NPR May 31 National News How Tulsa Race Massacre Shaped Today's Most Successful Black CEOs David Gura, NPR
May 28 National News Senate Republicans Block Plan For An Independent Commission On Jan. 6 Capitol Riot Just six GOP senators joined with Democrats, leaving the measure short of the 60 votes needed to proceed. By Brian Naylor, NPR May 28 National News Senate GOP Block Plan For Commission On Jan. 6 Capitol Riot Brian Naylor, NPR
May 27 National News Senate Republicans Release $928 Billion Infrastructure Counteroffer This comes days after Biden offered to lop off $550 billion from his original proposal, moving the two sides closer than they have ever been. By Kelsey Snell, NPR May 27 National News Senate Republicans Release Infrastructure Counteroffer Kelsey Snell, NPR
May 26 National News Biden Asks U.S. Intel To Push For Stronger Conclusions On Coronavirus’ Origins Biden has asked the U.S. intelligence community to push to get closer to a "definitive conclusion" on how the pandemic started. By Alana Wise, NPR May 26 National News Biden Asks U.S. Intel To Push For Stronger Conclusions On COVID Origins Alana Wise, NPR
May 25 National News 10 Questions About Empathy In America, A Year After George Floyd’s Death We asked two scholars who have spent decades studying empathy and bias to discuss what they've seen in the past year. By Bill Chappell, NPR May 25 National News 10 Questions About Empathy In America, A Year After George Floyd's Death Bill Chappell, NPR
May 20 National News Trump Continues To Push Election Falsehoods. Here’s Why That Matters Trump continues to have great influence with Republican elected leaders because of his continued popularity with the GOP base. By Domenico Montanaro, NPR May 20 National News Trump Continues To Push Election Falsehoods. Here's Why That Matters Domenico Montanaro, NPR
May 19 National News Mitch McConnell Opposes Commission To Investigate Capitol Riot The Kentucky Republican's about-face comes a day after he said Republicans were open to the panel, but wanted to "read the fine print." By Claudia Grisales, NPR May 19 National News Mitch McConnell Opposes Commission To Investigate Capitol Riot Claudia Grisales, NPR
May 13 National News Fully Vaccinated People Can Stop Wearing Masks Indoors And Outdoors, CDC Says The announcement marks a major milestone in the effort to emerge from the coronavirus pandemic in the United States. By Laurel Wamsley, NPR May 13 National News CDC: Fully Vaccinated People Can Stop Wearing Masks Indoors, Outdoors Laurel Wamsley, NPR
May 12 National News Panic Drives Gas Shortages After Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack Gas stations in the southeast are seeing panicked motorists lining up in droves to fill their tanks and jerrycans. By Vanessa Romo, NPR May 12 National News Panic Drives Gas Shortages After Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack Vanessa Romo, NPR