--:-- Rylan Barton: This message comes from Live Right, publishers of Jill Lepore's We the People, a bold new history of the U.S. Constitution.
--:-- Rylan Barton: Congressman Jamie Raskin writes that Lepore has thrown us a lifeline. We the People, available now.
--:-- Rylan Barton: [pause] Google's video platform, YouTube, has agreed to pay $24.5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by President Trump. Trump sued when his account was suspended following the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
--:-- Rylan Barton: It's the latest tech company settlement with Trump. In January, Meta agreed to pay $25 million to settle a lawsuit over his 2021 suspension from Facebook.
--:-- Rylan Barton: President Trump announced a plan to end Israel's war in Gaza after a meeting with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
--:-- Rylan Barton: The question now is whether Hamas will agree.
--:-- Daniel Kurtzleben: As NPR's Daniel Kurtzleben explains, the proposal demands the militant group effectively surrender. There are 20 points, and among those are a plan for governing Gaza.
--:-- Daniel Kurtzleben: It would be headed by a committee of what the plan calls qualified Palestinians and international experts.
--:-- Daniel Kurtzleben: And that committee itself would be overseen by what's called a board of peace, which would be chaired by President Trump.
--:-- Daniel Kurtzleben: And Hamas would have no role in this. Besides that, all hostages still held by Hamas would be returned, and in turn, Israel would return a number of prisoners and detainees that it has been holding.
--:-- Daniel Kurtzleben: NPR's Danielle Kurtzleben reporting.
--:-- Rylan Barton: Police say all people have been accounted for as they work to clear the burned-out Mormon church in Grand Blank, Michigan.
--:-- Rylan Barton: It comes after a gunman killed four people and set the church ablaze.
--:-- Alex McLennan: Alex McLennan of member station WDET reports.
--:-- Alex McLennan: The suspect, 40-year-old Thomas Jacob Sanford, was killed at the scene.
--:-- Alex McLennan: He was a Marine veteran who law enforcement say had been arrested in the past for burglary and operating while intoxicated.
--:-- Alex McLennan: FBI acting special agent in charge Ruben Coleman says investigators are still working to determine a motive.
--:-- Alex McLennan: Local partners have interviewed over 100 victims and witnesses to date and are continuing to interview individuals as we speak.
--:-- Alex McLennan: The FBI says it's investigating the attack on the Mormon congregation as an act of targeted violence.
--:-- Alex McLennan: For NPR News, I'm Alex McLennan in Detroit.
--:-- Rylan Barton: A group of psychiatrists is calling for the removal of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary.
--:-- Rylan Barton: They say Kennedy's actions have threatened access to mental health and addiction care.
--:-- Ritu Chatterjee: NPR's Ritu Chatterjee reports.
--:-- Ritu Chatterjee: The group called the Committee to Protect Public Mental Health says Secretary Kennedy has hurt the federal government's ability to respond to the mental health and addiction crises by making major staffing and funding cuts to the federal mental health agency.
--:-- Ritu Chatterjee: Dr. Eric Ruffler-Yuan is a psychiatrist based in San Diego and a member of the group.
--:-- Ritu Chatterjee: It's very important to note that RFK Jr. has been very focused in its attacks against psychiatric medication, which millions of Americans rely on.
--:-- Ritu Chatterjee: So this includes for ADHD, for depression, for anxiety, for schizophrenia.
--:-- Ritu Chatterjee: He says these medications have measurable impacts on people's well-being and functioning.
--:-- Ritu Chatterjee: NPR News.
--:-- Rylan Barton: The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 68 points today to 46,316.
--:-- Rylan Barton: From Washington, this is NPR.
--:-- Rylan Barton: An attorney for the 22-year-old man charged with killing Charlie Kirk has asked a judge for more time to review the large amount of evidence before deciding if he'll seek a preliminary hearing.
--:-- Rylan Barton: Prosecutors have charged Tyler Robinson with aggravated murder.
--:-- Rylan Barton: They plan to seek the death penalty.
--:-- Rylan Barton: A preliminary hearing would determine if there's enough evidence against Robinson to go forward with the trial.
--:-- Allison Aubrey: As daylight decreases, more people notice signs of seasonal affective disorder.
--:-- Allison Aubrey: NPR Allison Aubrey reports.
--:-- Allison Aubrey: Bright light therapy can help keep key seasonal blues at bay.
--:-- Allison Aubrey: Though the darkest days are months away, starting to use a light box now in the fall months for about 30 minutes each morning can help boost mood.
--:-- Dorothy Sitt: Dr. Dorothy Sitt, a psychiatrist at Northwestern University, points to research showing bright light therapy is on par with standard antidepressant medications and relieving symptoms of seasonal affective disorder.
--:-- Dorothy Sitt: Bright light therapy in the morning can be extremely helpful to reverse some of the symptoms of seasonal depression.
--:-- Dorothy Sitt: The combination of antidepressants and bright light therapy can also be beneficial.
--:-- Dorothy Sitt: Studies show it can start to reduce depression symptoms within one week.
--:-- Allison Aubrey: NPR News.
--:-- Rylan Barton: About 58 million pounds of corn dogs and other sausage-on-a-stick products are being recalled across the U.S. because pieces of wood may be embedded in the batter.
--:-- Rylan Barton: Several consumers have reported injuries, according to the Agriculture Department.
--:-- Rylan Barton: The recall affects products from Texas-based Hillshire brands.
--:-- Rylan Barton: I'm Rylan Barton. You're listening to NPR News from Washington.
