The News Roundup For May 10, 2024

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🗓️ 10 May 2024

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Summary

The Biden campaign is growing increasingly nervous over the growing trend of campus protests in support of Palestinians.

Party strategists are predicting a torrid time at this summer's Democratic National Convention as President Biden comes under fire for his handling of Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza and recent incursion into Rafah.

Meanwhile, the Israeli government ordered the removal of Al Jazeera from within its borders this week. Officials confiscated broadcast equipment from the network, and Israeli television stopped broadcasting the channel.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has been making the rounds in Europe this week. He was hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron. Xi also praised Hungary's "independent" foreign policy ahead of a meeting with the country's president, Viktor Orbán.

We cover all this and more during this week's News Roundup.

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0:00.0	When voters talk during an election season, we listen, we ask questions, we follow up, and we bring you along to hear what we learned.
0:09.0	Get closer to the issues, the people, and your vote at the NPR Elections Hub.
0:13.6	Visit NPR.org slash elections.
0:19.2	Hey, it's Todd.
0:20.5	I'm your host for this edition of the News roundup. Just a quick heads up before we start the show.
0:25.2	The news is rapidly changing and things might be different by the time you hear this episode.
0:30.1	So stay up to date with all the latest by listening to your local NPR member station and by visiting NPR.org.
0:37.0	Thanks for listening. Enjoy the show. You're listening to the one a podcast. I'm Todd Zwillick and it's time for the news
0:51.2	round up. It's been an intense week, lots of politics.
0:57.0	Sometimes you do need to use the stick, because disincentives work.
1:03.0	On the hill things turned or really stayed personal.
1:07.0	Hopefully this is the end of the personality politics and the frivolous character assassination that has defined the
1:14.1	118th Congress. In a courtroom hears a lot of the details between
1:18.9	Stormy and Donald Trump. I understand that your client is upset but he is cursing audibly and shaking his head
1:26.0	visually.
1:27.0	I won't tolerate that.
1:29.6	Sound from the courtroom through an interpreter.
1:32.0	Let's welcome our panel.
1:33.2	Benji Sarlen is Washington Bureau Chief at Semepore.
1:35.8	Benji, great to have you here.
1:37.1	Thanks for having me.
1:37.9	Arthur Delaney is senior reporter at Huffpost.
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