Deirdre Walsh

Eleanor Beardsley, an NPR correspondent based in Europe, shares insights from the recent failed peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting Kyiv's firm stance against territorial concessions. Deirdre Walsh, a congressional correspondent, discusses the shifting narrative regarding the lethal U.S. strike on a drug boat and the increased scrutiny from lawmakers. Stephen Fowler analyzes the closely contested Tennessee House election, revealing shifts in voter energy and potential implications for the 2026 midterms, with both parties eyeing critical signs for the future.

Deirdre Walsh, NPR's congressional correspondent, discusses the urgency of upcoming votes on health care subsidies and the Epstein files. Willem Marks, based in London, weighs in on Trump's threat to sue the BBC over their treatment of his January 6 speech. Meanwhile, Joanna Kakissis, reporting from Kyiv, shares insights on the dire situation in Ukraine, highlighting recent Russian attacks and an explosive corruption investigation involving the energy sector. Tensions are high as these issues unfold, impacting both politics and national security.

NPR correspondents and a writer discuss the potential TikTok ban and the rise of 'tradwife' trend. Topics include national security concerns, AI technology, the allure of traditional gender roles, and the societal impact of embracing homemaking.