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Execution Decision President Trump declared Fort Hood attacker’s execution won’t be livestreamed. NPR’s Scott Detrow discusses with Dexter Filkins.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s proposal to livestream the execution of Fort Hood attacker raises ethical concerns.

Katie Zacharia’s first White House briefing was brief and hesitant, leaving questions about her qualifications unanswered.

In Kansas, a competitive Senate race challenges Trump’s policies. Democrat Adam Hamilton leads polls against GOP’s Marshall.

NPR’s Ailsa Chang interviews Michael Woodford, a Nobel laureate in Economics from Columbia University.

Massachusetts voters are considering a ballot measure to allow smaller homes on smaller lots, addressing high housing costs.

Ads promoting President Trump’s policies continued using taxpayer dollars despite a federal judge’s order.

SWAT used a drone to safely assess a scene where a man wanted for murder was found dead. The drone program’s value is clear.

Death doulas offer non-medical support for end-of-life care, and their presence is increasingly in demand.

Harmeet Dhillon reshaped the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, pushing out staff and aligning it with Trump’s agenda.

Christa Pike’s Botched Execution Christa Pike was released from a hospital and is back in the Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center in Tennessee.

ICE Shooting in NYC Heightens Tensions An ICE shooting in NYC escalates conflict over sanctuary policies between Trump and NY officials.