NPR News: 06-23-2026 11PM EDT
6/24/20265 min
NPR News: 06-23-2026 11PM EDT
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First 90 secondsGiles Snyder· Host0:01
Live from NPR News, I'm Giles Snyder. Voters went to the primary election polls in four states Tuesday, turning out for congressional elections and other offices of Maryland, South Carolina, Utah, and New York, where all three of the congressional candidates endorsed by New York City Mayor Zareem Mamdani advanced to the November midterms, the first major test of Mamdani's political movement. President Trump traveled Tuesday to the swing state of Pennsylvania, where he toured a Mack Trucks facility and addressed a crowd that cheered him.
Speaker 20:34
At long last, you finally have a president who is putting workers first, putting Pennsylvania first, and putting America first. We're doing that, and we're doing it like [crowd cheering] nobody's ever seen before.
Giles Snyder· Host0:46
Trump's trip to Pennsylvania came amid a dispute over whether Iran has agreed to allow into the country UN nuclear inspectors. On Capitol Hill, the Senate passed Tuesday a war powers resolution on the tenth try. Four Republicans joined Democrats in the fifty to forty-eight vote. The International Maritime Organization says it's beginning an operation to evacuate more than eleven thousand seafarers who've been stranded on ships in the Persian Gulf because of the Iran war. The Maritime Authority says it has secured the necessary guarantees to support the operation. Here's NPR's Jackie Northam.
Jackie Northam1:20
The IMO has been working on evacuation plans for thousands of seafarers since the war in Iran began in late February. It's only now that Iran and the US have an