United States news in audio: the daily briefing in 5 minutes

Two hosts walk you through the most important United States news in 5 minutes, twice a day. Everything comes from the country's own outlets, and every story says where it comes from.

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In today's briefing

Updated: 03/11/2026 14:19

  1. ⚽ Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel dies after match collision
    Sources: The New York Times · ESPN · NBC News · Reuters
  2. 🏛️ Midterm voters decide control of the House and Senate
    Sources: NPR · The New York Times · El País · The Washington Post
  3. 🩺 Child’s measles death marks New York’s first in thirty years
    Sources: Infobae · Clarín · 2001 Online · La Nación
  4. 📰 Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton vie to succeed Gavin Newsom
    Sources: Infobae · La Nación · Clarín
  5. 💼 A guide examines why drivers cover windshield wipers with plastic bags
    Sources: Clarín
  6. 🎧 What's making noise: Estados Unidos: ¿Cuáles son los estados clave para estas elecciones de medio mandato?
    Sources: Radio Mitre · Búsqueda · El Mundo CR · Infobae
  7. 🔥 Trending: College basketball player's bizarre foul shot goes viral in season-opener: 'Diabolical' | OutKick
    Sources: Fox News · Yahoo Sports · AL.com
  8. 🌎 In the world: Voters head to the polls in midterm elections that will serve as referendum on Trump’s second term
    Sources: The Globe and Mail · The Guardian · CTV News · Toronto Star

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