Hegseth Scrutiny, Jan 6th Pipe Bomb Suspect, Texas Redistricting Ruling

This NPR News podcast, "Up First," presents several developing stories: a second U.S. strike on a boat in the Caribbean, raising questions of legality and war crimes; an Inspector General report on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sharing classified information; the arrest of a suspect in the January 6th Capitol pipe bomb planting; and the Supreme Court's decision to allow Texas to use a congressional map that a lower court deemed racially discriminatory. The podcast offers insights from NPR correspondents and legal perspectives, setting the stage for ongoing developments in these cases.

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Investigation into U.S. Strike on Caribbean Boat and Defense Secretary's Information Sharing

Arrest in January 6th Pipe Bombing Case

Supreme Court Ruling on Texas Congressional Map and Redistricting Battles Nationwide

Hegseth Scrutiny, Jan 6th Pipe Bomb Suspect, Texas Redistricting Ruling

Up First from NPR

00:02Investigation into U.S. Strike on Caribbean Boat and Defense Secretary's Information Sharing

Investigation into U.S. Strike on Caribbean Boat and Defense Secretary's Information Sharing

05:33Arrest in January 6th Pipe Bombing Case

Arrest in January 6th Pipe Bombing Case

09:06Supreme Court Ruling on Texas Congressional Map and Redistricting Battles Nationwide

Supreme Court Ruling on Texas Congressional Map and Redistricting Battles Nationwide