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's mayor asked the government for help.
But as NPR's Kristen Wright reports, the president fought with local and state leaders over just who was to blame.
The British government is considering introducing legislation to remove the former Prince Andrew from the line of royal succession.
This follows Andrew's arrest for crimes linked to his relationship with the late convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
Vicki Parker reports from London.
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The Islamic State group released an audio message on Saturday that attacks Syria's interim president and it urges supporters to strike Jewish and Western targets across the world.
The audio is the first to be released by the group in months.
It comes after IS was blamed for attacks that left dozens of people dead or wounded in recent months in Syria, Iraq, Pakistan and elsewhere.
Homeland Security is putting a temporary halt on both TSA pre-check and global entry because of the partial government shutdown.
The two programs make it easier to pass through security lines at airports.
A federal appeals judge has stopped the restoration of an exhibit about slavery in Philadelphia.
Carmen Russell Sluchanski with member station WHYY reports.
Jacob Bridgman started the day Saturday shooting three birdies in four holes at the PGA Invitational in Los Angeles, and he finished the back nine with two birdies and an eagle over three holes to finish the day with a 67 and a six-stroke lead.
Rory McIlroy ended the day with seven pars for a 69 and now sits in second, while Aldrich Poetgeister is in third.
Live from NPR News, I'm Dale Willman.
President Trump announced on Saturday that he's increasing his new temporary global tariffs from the 10 percent amount he announced on Friday to 15 percent.
The action is in response to Friday's Supreme Court ruling that found he overstepped his authority last year when he set double-digit tariffs on most all imports into the U.S.