Today on Up First we're joined by: - Eric Westervelt on the Russian attack on a children's hospital in Ukraine - Miles Parks on the toll of the 2020 election on voting officials - Rob Stein on the status of vaccines for children under 5. Listen here! n.pr/3KwLgmT

Attacks on the American voting system are taking a toll on the officials responsible for administering the vote. A new survey of local election officials found that 1 in 5 say they are likely to leave their jobs before the 2024 presidential election. n.pr/3KyzZCB

As masks come off in schools across the country, some parents are frustrated that there is no vaccine yet for children under 5. Rob Stein says researchers are trying to find the "Goldilocks dose" of the vaccine — that is both effective and safe. n.pr/366KduU

On Friday's Up First: -How is Russia adapting to early failures in its war in Ukraine? -What is the Democrat strategy going into the midterms? -The Sackler family had to listen to public testimony from families who say opiates destroyed their lives. n.pr/3CD96dV

Tune into today's Up First for the top stories we're following today - Ukraine, Student Loans & GOP primaries npr.org/podcasts/51031…

322 - What does Judge Kentaji Brown Jackson's record say about her views? - Russia's invasion has displaced a quarter of Ukraine's population. How are Ukrainians living away from home? - Why did a plane in China carrying 132 people crash? Listen here! npr.org/2022/03/20/108…

The FDA's approval of a second booster shot for people over 50 had A Martínez and Steve Inskeep feeling... old.

Happy 5th birthday, Up First! 🎉 Our inaugural episode covered Trump's first in-person meeting with China's president and the global response to a chemical attack in Syria. Also, Beyoncé had just dropped a new music video. Here's what that sounded like: one.npr.org/?sharedMediaId…

Today marks 5 years of Up First! I've spent the last hour trying to make a perfect 5 out of Up First cupcakes, but none of them look right and I have since given up. But thank you to everyone who chooses to start their mornings with us! Here's to many more 🥳🥳🥳

Morning! Today on Up First: -The SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe v. Wade creates tensions between states -G7 leaders meet in Germany focusing on countering Russia and China -As G7 leaders meet, Russian missiles strike western Ukraine. Listen here: npr.org/2022/06/26/110…

Today on Up First: -At least 46 people, believed to be migrants, were found dead in a trailer in San Antonio, Texas -The January 6 panel announces a new surprise hearing -NATO leaders meet in Spain, as Russia continues to pose a threat Listen below: npr.org/2022/06/28/110…

- Recapping yesterday's explosive testimony before the House Jan. 6 panel - Turkey agrees to support Norway and Sweden joining NATO - As fears of a recession build, companies are laying off workers one.npr.org/?sharedMediaId…

On the pod today: - The Supreme Court will issue opinions in two remaining cases - President Biden wraps up a week of high-level meetings with allies in Europe - An NPR investigation details how election deniers spread misinformation across the country one.npr.org/?sharedMediaId…

The U.S. Supreme Court is taking on a case next term that could reshape federal elections. On Thursday, it limited the EPA's authority to regulate emissions and fight climate change. Plus, Hong Kong marks 25 years since the handover from Britain to China. one.npr.org/?sharedMediaId…

everyone pls stop getting Stee Vinn Skype's name wrong 😔

A new Up First Sunday series explores the links between climate change, global migration and far-right extremism. In "Ch. 1: The Senegal Dream," Ari Shapiro checks in from a city the UN calls the "most threatened by sea level rise in the whole of Africa." npr.org/2023/01/12/114…

Time flies when you're up before the sun! Happy anniversary Leila Fadel 🥳

Thank you, Rachel Martin💙We'll always have Sundays!