Trump Continues To Publicly Attack Sessions
President Trump continues denouncing Attorney General Jeff Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation.
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Morning News Brief: Health Care, Transgender Service Members, Foxconn, Charlie Gard
Republicans continue debating health care plans while President Trump tweeted about transgender people in the military. Tony Romm of Recode discusses electronics-maker Foxconn's U.S. factory plans.
Rep. Keith Ellison On Trump And The Media
Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison tells Rachel Martin that he thinks Twitter should ban President Trump after the president tweeted insults to members of the media.
Legal Dispute Threatens Future Of Fact-Checking Site Snopes
A legal dispute has put the survival of Snopes.com in jeopardy. It's the fact-checking website that's been online since the 1990s. Steve Inskeep talks with co-founder David Mikkelson.
Trump Backer On The President And The Press
President Trump's relationship with the media is seen as a contentious one. Rachel Martin talks with Chris Buskirk, publisher of the conservative web site American Greatness, who says it is healthy.
Legal Questions Over Trump's Ban Of Transgender People In The Military
President Trump said the government will not allow transgender individuals to serve in the U.S. military. Military law expert Eugene Fidell tells Steve Inskeep what the announcement might mean.
From Skyhook To STEM: Kareem Abdul Jabbar Brings The Science
The NBA's all-time leading scorer talks about the importance of STEM and his education foundation, and its support for a science camp for public school children in Los Angeles.
Lebanon's Prime Minister On Help For Syrian Refugees
Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri talks with Rachel Martin about his meeting with President Trump and what help the country needs with the large number of refugees in Lebanon.
Social Media Lets Anti-Government Bundys Reach Followers
Groups who monitor far-right extremists warn that anti-government militants are increasingly using social media to promote armed protests and violence.
Electronics-Maker Foxconn Plans Wisconsin Factory
Foxconn, a major electronics manufacturing company based in Taiwan, says it will build a manufacturing plant in Wisconsin. Reporter Todd Frankel of The Washington Post talks with Rachel Martin.