4.29.26 The Supreme Court weighs Temporary Protected Status, King Charles’ visit to Washington, the U.K. ban on tobacco sales, and a Desert Shield and Desert Storm memorial
4/29/202641 min
The Supreme Court considers Temporary Protected Status, King Charles visits Washington, the U.K. moves to phase out smoking, and a Desert Shield and Desert Storm memorial. Plus, Bethel McGrew on protecting the vulnerable, making marathon history, and the Wednesday morning news
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First 90 secondsLindsay Mast· Host0:00
[upbeat music] Good morning. The Supreme Court today takes up whether the White House can end a policy of humanitarian reprieve known as TPS.
Harrison Waters0:12
It's supposed to be explicitly for temporary disruptions that will pass.
Speaker 20:18
Also today, Washington Wednesday will talk with Hunter Baker about the royal visit and the aftermath of the foiled attack on the president. Also today, World Tour will tell you about an effort to stamp out smoking for good. Later, a new memorial for a war many Americans have forgotten.
Scott Stump· Soundbite0:36
This was too important of a time in history to be relegated to a footnote in history, and I had to do something about it.
Speaker 20:43
And world commentator Bathel McGrew on the death of an assisted suicide bill in the UK.
Lindsay Mast· Host0:49
[upbeat music] It's Wednesday, April twenty-ninth. This is The World and Everything in It from listener supported World Radio. I'm Lindsay Mast.
Speaker 21:03
And I'm Nick Eicher. Good morning.
Lindsay Mast· Host1:04
Up next, Kent Covington has today's news.
Speaker 21:09
Britain's King Charles III is traveling from Washington to New York City today, where he'll pay respects at the One World Trade Center Memorial and take part in community events. Yesterday [organ music] he and his wife, Queen Camilla, were the guests of honor for a state visit at the White House. Trump welcomed the royal couple with a ceremony