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5 min readPresident Trump is reviewing Iran's latest proposal to end the war there, while signaling possible further U.S. troop withdrawals from Germany amid NATO tensions. This NPR News Now update also covers a major court ruling on abortion pill access, Taiwan's diplomatic push in Africa, strong box office performances, a Hollywood union deal, and a golf tournament lead. The broadcast mixes U.S. foreign policy moves, legal developments, and lighter cultural and sports news from May 3, 2026.
Trump on Iran and Germany Troop Cuts
President Trump stated he would review Tehran's latest proposal to end the war in Iran during a flight, following up on social media Saturday. Separately, he indicated openness to withdrawing more than the 5,000 U.S. troops from Germany announced Friday by the Pentagon. This move reverses a troop buildup under President Biden and would leave over 30,000 U.S. forces in Germany.
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- 1 (00:00) **Intro and Trump on Iran Proposal** - Host introduces; President Trump reviewing Tehran's proposal to end war in Iran via flight and social media.
- 2 (00:19) **US Troop Withdrawal from Germany** - Trump may pull over 5,000 more troops after Pentagon's Friday announcement, leaving 30,000+.
- 3 (01:05) **Abortion Pill Mifepristone Legal Fight** - Fifth Circuit blocks telehealth prescriptions nationwide, likely Supreme Court-bound.
- 4 (01:54) **Taiwan President Visits Eswatini** - Lai Ching-te makes surprise trip to Taiwan's last African diplomatic ally amid Chinese pressure.
- 5 (02:57) **NPR News Break** - Standard break before entertainment segment.
- 6 (03:01) **Box Office Hits: Devil Wears Prada Sequel** - Sequel poised for $80M North American weekend, strong overseas; reunites Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt.
- 7 (03:34) **Box Office: Michael Jackson Biopic** - Film surpasses $300M, heading to $400M by Sunday.
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