Sergio Martinez Beltran

Stephen Fowler, an Atlanta reporter on Georgia elections, covers the FBI seizure of Fulton County ballots and legal questions. Sergio Martinez Beltran reports from Minneapolis on federal immigration raids, protests, and community impacts. Jimena Bastillo explains the short-term Senate funding deal and the fight over Department of Homeland Security funding. Multiple fast-moving stories unpack national political and legal tensions.

Danielle Kurtzleben, a National political reporter for NPR, analyzes Trump's contentious speech at Davos, highlighting how tariff threats and talks of Greenland overshadowed economic discussions. Sergio Martinez Beltran sheds light on the DOJ's controversial subpoenas in Minnesota, revealing the fears within immigrant communities. Nina Totenberg discusses a pivotal Supreme Court case on the president’s power to remove a Federal Reserve governor, stressing its potential impact on central bank independence and financial markets.

Sergio Martinez Beltran, a local reporter from Minneapolis, shares gripping firsthand accounts of community protests following the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good. He delves into the ongoing trauma within the Somali community and the targeting by federal agents. Meanwhile, Jackie Northam, an NPR international affairs correspondent, provides insights into the widespread protests in Iran, fueled by economic collapse and government crackdowns. She discusses the growing unrest, protest slogans, and the uncertain fate of regime stability, painting a vivid picture of these significant global issues.