I'm Rachel Martin, host of NPR's Wildcard podcast.

I've spent my entire career learning what kinds of questions prompt the most honest answers.

What's the biggest sacrifice you've ever made?

What's a belief you had to let go up?

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What's a goal you're glad you gave up on?

Now I'm putting those soul-searching questions to guests like Jenny Slate, Bowen-Yang, and Chris Pine.

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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Lakshmi Singh.

Nearly a week since the election, President-elect Trump's filling more key posts in his incoming administration

include Border Zarp. Trump's tap former

Immigration and Customs Enforcement Acting Chief Tom Homan. Homan will be tasked with carrying

out Trump's plan of mass deportations of unauthorized immigrants. And Trump's nominating

Congresswoman Elise Stefaniq for a U.S. ambassador to the U.N., signaling Trump's pledge to

strongly support Israel on the world stage

against criticism of the war in Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking a delay in his corruption trial at home

due to Israel's expanding Mideastricht.

Here's NPR's Daniel Estrin.

Netanyahu's corruption trial has gone on for more than four years.

He's charged with granting favors to media

moguls in exchange for positive press coverage and lavish gifts. Netanyahu denies wrongdoing,

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