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Workers at the famed Louvre Museum in Paris are continuing their strike.

They are demanding improved working conditions at the museum.

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military says it's destroyed three more small boats in the eastern Pacific and eight people have been killed.

NPR's Quill Lawrence reports the White House claims the strikes are legal because the boats carry drugs, but it has never provided evidence of this.

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military is hosting a conference in Qatar today to plan a new international force for Gaza.

As NPR's Daniel Estrin reports from Tel Aviv, it's unclear which countries will send troops to Gaza and what their mandate will be.

Authorities in Australia say they have gathered evidence from two suspects in the mass shooting in Bandai Beach last weekend.

Officials say they've recovered two Islamic State flags and some explosive devices from one suspect's car.

The effects of the attack on the Hanukkah gathering reached to one California family.

From member station KVPR, Jonathan Linden reports.

On Wall Street at this hour, the Dow was down 150 points.

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The Labor Department has released its delayed reports on jobs these were postponed because of the federal government shutdown.

The agency says employers only added 64,000 new jobs in November.

Payment firm PayPal is taking steps to establish a bank in the U.S.

The San Jose-based company submitted applications to the FDIC and the Utah Department of Financial Institutions to create PayPal Bank.