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A high-impact nor'easter is bearing down on the Mid-Atlantic through New England starting today.

The National Weather Service has issued blizzard warnings for tens of millions of people, with some areas expected to get up to two feet of snow.

NPR's Marie Andrusiewicz reports the storm is expected to bring travel to a standstill along much of the East Coast.

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In this final event of the 2026 Winter Games in men's ice hockey, the U.S.

beat Canada for the Olympic gold, their first since 1980.

The final score was 2-1, the winning goal scored by Jack Hughes in overtime.

A civil rights activist who was well-known in Alabama's civil rights movement has died.

From Troy Public Radio, Ann Kenda has more.

Several days after an avalanche buried skiers near Lake Tahoe, rescue crews have recovered all nine bodies this weekend.

Crews were delayed by the risk of another avalanche.

A vigil is set for tonight in Truckee, California.

The group of skiers, organized by a backcountry tour company, set out with a blizzard forecast and the avalanche risk level high.

Authorities are weighing the possibility of criminal negligence.

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President Trump says he's raising temporary global tariffs from 10 to 15 percent and working on imposing others legally.

This after the Supreme Court ruled he overstepped his tariff authority under emergency powers.

Trump says the tariffs boost American manufacturing and reduce the trade gap.