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NPR News: 12-11-2025 5PM EST

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🗓️ 11 December 2025

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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton. A federal grand jury has once again refused to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James on mortgage fraud charges. NPR's Carrie Johnson reports President Trump has called for her prosecution. A law enforcement source tells NPR a grand jury in Virginia declined to bring criminal charges against Tish James. The New York Attorney General's a

0:22.7

prominent critic of the president who sued him on civil fraud charges related to his real estate business

0:28.8

and won. Her lawyer, Abby Lowell, says the investigation of James is a stain on the Justice Department

0:35.0

and raises questions about its integrity. Two separate grand

0:39.2

juries in Virginia have now rejected indictments against James. A judge invalidated other charges

0:45.4

against her because the prosecutor president Trump installed was not legally appointed. The

0:51.0

Justice Department can try to seek a new indictment of James, but it's not clear if they will succeed.

0:56.9

Carrie Johnson, NPR News.

0:58.7

Indiana State Senators voted down a Republican-friendly congressional map today. It's the first time President Trump's campaign to boost Republicans' chances of keeping control of the U.S. House has been rejected by members of his own party.

1:11.7

Republicans in Texas, Missouri, and North Carolina have answered his call for the unusual mid-decade redistricting

1:16.9

scramble. The U.S. Senate rejected two dueling partisan health care proposals today. The votes came

1:22.9

just days before enhanced subsidies for Affordable Care Act insurance plans expire. NPR's Sam

1:28.6

Greenglass reports.

1:29.9

Millions of Americans are set to see their premium skyrocket if the pandemic-era subsidies expire.

1:35.6

Democrats put forward a three-year extension of the subsidies for Republicans voted with the Democrats,

1:41.0

but not enough. This is Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia.

1:45.1

The consequences for ordinary people will be that they will have to delay response to their

1:51.0

health care, and for many people, they will literally pay with their lives.

1:55.7

Republican leadership put forward a plan, which also failed to provide up to $1,500 in health savings accounts for high

2:02.1

deductible ACA plans. Some members say these votes will help spark more negotiations, but time is

2:08.1

running out for Americans deciding whether to keep their coverage. Sam Greenglass, NPR News, Washington.

2:13.6

The nation's trade deficit narrowed in September. NPR's Scott Horsley reports on the latest figures.

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