NPR News: 07-10-2026 9PM EDT

Jeanine Herbst· Host0:00

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jeanine Herbst. President Trump says he won't sign bipartisan legislation designed to lower housing costs. NPR's Franco Ordoñez reports Trump's withholding his signature to protest the Senate's failure to pass his sweeping elections bill.

Franco Ordoñez0:17

President Trump has pushed Republican leaders to press harder to pass his election overhaul, the Save America Act, but the controversial bill doesn't have the votes to pass. The president made his announcement on the housing bill online and expressed his frustration in an angry post, calling Republicans dumb for allowing what he described as a horrible calamity to happen to the party. The move is likely to increase friction between Trump and Republican lawmakers who have been clamoring for any legislative accomplishment to be able to take back to voters ahead of the midterms. But the bill is still likely to become law automatically over the weekend, unless Trump vetoes it. Franco Ordoñez, NPR News, the White House.

Jeanine Herbst· Host1:02

Thousands of Haitian and Syrian immigrants with temporary protected status are losing their US work permits. This after the Supreme Court last month ruled the Trump administration can terminate the designations. From member station WYSO, Catherine Mobley has more.

Catherine Mobley1:17

An estimated fifteen thousand Haitian immigrants live in Springfield, Ohio. Those who came into the US under TPS no longer have that protection. This also means they no longer have a valid work permit and driver's license