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The Federal Communications Commission is urging TV broadcasters to produce more of what it's calling patriotic, pro-America content.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr says it's voluntary, but he's gotten pushback in recent weeks from media watchdogs over probes into programs seen as critical of the Trump administration.

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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Amy Held.

President Trump says he's increasing his new temporary global tariffs from 10 to 15 percent.

This in response to yesterday's Supreme Court ruling that found Trump overstepped his authority when he set double-digit taxes on virtually all imports into the U.S.

NPR's Lena Selyuk reports.

Trump says he's not yet decided whether to launch a military strike on Iran, but a military buildup in the Middle East suggests the U.S.

is capable of bombing for weeks or more.

NPR's Greg Myrie reports Trump is weighing options.

While no new talks are planned, both sides have said they are open to negotiation.

South Carolina is reporting nearly 1,000 cases of measles in what officials are calling an unprecedented outbreak.

But as NPR's Maria Godoy reports, officials say the rise in new cases is slowing.

Officials in the eastern U.S.

are urging residents in parts to stay home.

As blizzard conditions are forecast from New Jersey into New England starting tomorrow, this could make for treacherous travel and likely power outages.

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A salsa music superstar has died.

Willie Colon's family says the trombonist, composer, and singer died today at the age of 75.