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NPR News: 07-03-2025 4PM EDT

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🗓️ 3 July 2025

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0:00.0

He's turned the so-called magic minute afforded to party leaders into a more than nine-hour case against the big bill.

0:06.5

He secured the record for the longest House speech as he wrapped up telling colleagues Democrats would press on for, quote,

0:13.2

the left behind for the rule of law and for democracy.

0:16.1

We're going to press on until victory is won.

0:24.8

I yield back.

0:34.3

It took more than 10 years, but Flint, Michigan is finally done replacing thousands of lead pipes.

0:39.2

Lapses in water treatment and aging pipes had contaminated the city's drinking water and exposed some residents to dangerous levels of lead. NPR's Kristen Wright reports Flint

0:45.1

is marking its progress as federal efforts stall to replace lead pipes. Under a legal settlement,

0:51.0

the city of Flint excavated about 28,000 homes to check the pipes and replaced close to 11,000 lead and galvanized steel lines with copper. On the same day the city reported its progress, the federal government further delayed Biden-era regulations, requiring the replacement of lead pipes and drinking water systems around the country within 10

1:11.2

years. In a court filing, the EPA says its new leadership is still reviewing the rule issued last

1:16.9

October to determine appropriate next steps, and it needs another 30 days. The Biden administration

1:22.9

estimated up to 9 million homes have old lead pipes that disproportionately expose low-income and communities of color.

1:30.2

Kristen Wright, NPR News, Washington.

1:33.2

Israeli strikes since yesterday have killed at least 94 people, according to local medical officials in Gaza.

1:40.1

They say the deaths include at least 13 members of a single family who sought refuge in a tent camp.

1:46.5

This week, President Trump said Israel agreed on terms for a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza.

1:52.3

He urged Hamas to agree as well.

1:55.1

Israeli Prime Minister and Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to visit Washington next week.

2:01.1

U.S. stocks ended the day higher in a shortened session, the Dow closing up 344 points at 44,828.

2:08.5

It's NPR News.

2:12.4

Actor Michael Mattson, known for numerous roles, including in Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill, has died.

2:18.4

California law enforcement say he was found unresponsive in his Malibu home this morning.

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