Airstrikes On Gaza, Shutdown Pressure Points, Venezuela Boat Strikes

This NPR news podcast, "Up First," delivers a concise morning briefing on several developing stories. The hosts report on the shaky ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, the ongoing U.S. government shutdown and the White House's strategies to mitigate its impact, and the Trump administration's controversial destruction of boats in the Caribbean, allegedly tied to the drug trade, focusing on its effects on Trinidad and Tobago. Additionally, the podcast touches on a daring robbery at the Louvre Museum in Paris, where thieves made off with priceless royal jewels.

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Up First from NPR

Gaza Ceasefire Under Threat Amid Renewed Violence

U.S. Government Shutdown Enters Day 20 with No End in Sight

Tensions Rise in the Caribbean Following U.S. Strikes on Boats

Louvre Museum Robbery and Episode Conclusion

Airstrikes On Gaza, Shutdown Pressure Points, Venezuela Boat Strikes

Up First from NPR

00:02Gaza Ceasefire Under Threat Amid Renewed Violence

Gaza Ceasefire Under Threat Amid Renewed Violence

05:41U.S. Government Shutdown Enters Day 20 with No End in Sight

U.S. Government Shutdown Enters Day 20 with No End in Sight

09:12Tensions Rise in the Caribbean Following U.S. Strikes on Boats

Tensions Rise in the Caribbean Following U.S. Strikes on Boats

13:07Louvre Museum Robbery and Episode Conclusion

Louvre Museum Robbery and Episode Conclusion