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A magnitude 6.5 earthquake shook central and southern Mexico Friday.
It was strong enough in Mexico City to set off seismic alarms as the country's new president was holding her first news conference.
The epicenter was in the town of San Marcos, not far from the resort town of Acapulco.
Tonight is the first full moon of 2026, and it comes at the moon's closest approach to Earth, which means it's what's known as a supermoon.
As NPR's Nell Greenfield-Boyce reports, the moon might look a bit bigger and brighter, but it could be hard in some places to tell with the naked eye.
The first woman to ever ride professionally in a horse race has died.
Diane Crump was 77 years old.
Her daughter says she died in hospice care in Winchester, Virginia.
Crump first rode professionally in 1969.
The following year, she became the first female jockey at the Kentucky Derby.
It then took 14 more years before another woman would ride in that same derby.
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