Andrew Schneider
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NPR News: 05-28-2025 12AM EDT
Missouri voters in November narrowly enshrined the right to abortion in the state's constitution. A judge then struck down the restrictions still on the books, allowing the procedure to resume ahead of a trial next year. State Attorney General Andrew Bailey argued the judge had thrown out important safety regulations.
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NPR News: 05-28-2025 12AM EDT
The high court agreed the judge had not used the proper legal standard in issuing her injunctions. The ruling effectively reinstates, for now, a near-total ban on abortion. Bailey called the decision a win for common sense. Officials with Planned Parenthood called it devastating. The judge could reissue the injunctions using different legal reasoning. For NPR News, I'm Rachel Lipman in St. Louis.
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NPR News: 04-09-2025 8AM EDT
Paxton had been hinting at a run for months before making it official. Mark Jones of Rice University's Baker Institute says Paxton will make a formidable competitor to Cornyn among Republican primary voters.
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NPR News: 04-09-2025 8AM EDT
Jones says Paxton's announcement will set off a fierce Republican competition for the attorney general's nomination. Paxton does not have to resign as attorney general to run for the Senate. I'm Andrew Schneider in Houston.
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NPR News: 05-08-2025 4AM EDT
Many Afghans who settled in Houston after the fall of Kabul had spent years aiding U.S. and NATO forces in the war in Afghanistan. But immigration attorney Ali Zakaria says President Trump is determined to deport as many of them as he can.
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NPR News: 05-08-2025 4AM EDT
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has announced temporary protected status for Afghans will end May 20th. In a statement, DHS said Noem decided that TPS was no longer needed as the situation in Afghanistan had improved. For NPR News, I'm Andrew Schneider in Houston.
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NPR News: 05-18-2025 9AM EDT
I also want to make sure that our community understands this is an isolated incident. I am confident. that the community is not at risk any longer.
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NPR News: 05-26-2025 12PM EDT
This is Ira Glass, the host of This American Life. So much is changing so rapidly right now with President Trump in office. It feels good to pause for a moment sometimes and look around at what's what.
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NPR News: 05-26-2025 12PM EDT
To try and do that, we've been finding these incredible stories about right now that are funny and have feeling and you get to see people everywhere making sense of this new America that we find ourselves in. This American Life, wherever you get your podcasts.
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NPR News: 05-26-2025 12PM EDT
Senate Bill 11 would let school districts and charter school governing boards decide whether to allow for periods of prayer or Bible readings during the school day. Republican Representative David Spiller stressed the bill was written to protect the religious freedom both of those who wish to pray and of those who don't.
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NPR News: 05-26-2025 12PM EDT
Nevertheless, Democratic opponents raised concerns that students may feel pressured to participate that could lead to a court challenge of the measure on First Amendment grounds. For NPR News, I'm Andrew Schneider in Houston.