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- Artists rei Ami (left), EJAE, and Audrey Nuna of KPop Demon Hunters are photographed in Los Angeles.
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The Trump administration has secretly overhauled nuclear safety directives to fast-track the construction of a new generation of reactors, according to documents obtained by NPR.The Department of Energy,which is overseeing the Reactor Pilot Program to build at least three experimental commercial nuclear reactors by July 4,made the sweeping changes over the fall and winter. Critics are warning that the move gambles with the public’s trust and compromises safety.
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Artists rei Ami (left), EJAE, and Audrey Nuna of KPop Demon Hunters are photographed in Los Angeles.
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The fictional band HUNTR/X from the hit animated movie KPop Demon Hunters went from an unknown group to a global sensation in 2025. Now, the group is heading to the Grammys with five nominations. The powerhouse voices behind Mira, Zoey and Rumi are real-life music artists Audrey Nuna, Rei Ami and EJAE - entertainers who have forged prosperous careers of their own. at a Los Angeles recording studio, the trio sat down with All Things Considered host Ailsa chang to discuss the film’s breakout success. In the interview, they shared their journey as artists, their vision for the future of the movie’s universe and how they’ve honored their Korean heritage through their work in the film. Read highlights from the discussion, listen to what they had to say or check out the transcript from the interview.