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submarine for urgent medical treatment.

It happened off the coast of Greenland yesterday.

Earlier, President Trump had said he was planning to assist Greenland with its health care, sending a, quote, great hospital boat to the Arctic island and semi-autonomous territory of Denmark, one Trump has long sought to acquire.

Today, Denmark's defense minister rejected that plan.

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in the final event of the Winter Olympics.

Steve Futterman reports from Milan.

An artifact from the Battle of the Alamo is being restored.

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Secret Service agents shot and killed a man entering the grounds of President Trump's private club in Palm Beach, Florida, early this morning.

Officials say the man breached the secured perimeter of Mar-a-Lago armed with a shotgun.

Trump was not in Florida, but in Washington at the time.

NPR's Luke Garrett reports.

American businesses are puzzling over how they might get their money back for the tariffs they paid over the past year.

The Supreme Court ruled Friday that about half of President Trump's tariffs were collected illegally.

But the high court did not set out a way for that money to be refunded.