This NPR Up First news podcast covers three main stories: a measles outbreak in West Texas linked to low vaccination rates in some communities; the Trump administration's cuts to democracy promotion programs, potentially benefiting China; and the indictment of former Brazilian President Bolsonaro for allegedly attempting a coup. The measles segment highlights the challenges of tracking outbreaks in rural areas and the importance of vaccination. The discussion on democracy promotion funding reveals China's attempts to influence affected organizations. Finally, the Bolsonaro segment details the serious charges against him and the potential for a lengthy prison sentence.
