On the TED Radio Hour, if you won the lottery, your life would be amazing, right?

So I think everyone's got a vision of what it's like to win the lottery in their head when they're playing.

The reality, of course, is very different.

Ideas about making the most of what you've got and finding agency.

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you get your podcasts. Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Kristen Wright. President Trump

announced on truth social moments ago that he's nominating Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve

chairman. He's a former Federal Reserve Governor. Current Chairman

Jerome Powell's term expires in May. Trump has threatened to fire him many times and calls him

Mr. Too Late while pressing the Fed to cut interest rates more aggressively. Powell says he was

recently served with a federal subpoena over the bank's multi-billion dollar renovation project

at its headquarters in Washington. Senate Democrats and President Trump have reached some agreement

on what to do for now about funding the government ahead of tonight's shutdown deadline,

but it appears there will still probably be a short-term funding lapse through at least the weekend or until lawmakers vote.

The spending deal separates funding for agencies like Health and Human Services and Defense from funding for the Department of Homeland Security.

A man accused of spraying liquid onto Minnesota Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar during a public event this week has been charged.

Minnesota Public Radio's Peter Cox reports.

55-year-old Anthony Kazmirsak is federally charged with assaulting, opposing, impeding, or interfering with Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's official duties.

Tuesday evening at a town hall event in North Minneapolis,

Kazmirzak ran toward Omar as she was speaking,

spraying her with a liquid that the charging document identifies

as a mixture of water and apple cider vinegar.

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