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has moved out to sea, the damage it brought lingers.

Police in the region are warning drivers to watch out for downed trees and power lines, and holiday travelers are facing the repercussions from the cancellation or delay of more than 1,000 flights.

But Peyton Baxter of West Virginia took it all in stride.

She was visiting New York City this weekend.

New York City, meanwhile, got more than four inches of snow.

Myanmar voters will go to the polls Sunday.

It's the first day of a staggered general election.

The military claims the election will be free and fair and will restore democratic rule.

Western governments in the UN, though, call the election a sham.

Michael Sullivan reports from neighboring Thailand.

A Brazilian judge has issued house arrest orders for 10 people involved in a plot to keep former President Jair Bolsonaro in power after his 2022 election loss.

The decision on Saturday came after Paraguay arrested and extradited a former police commander that was linked to the plot.

The individuals under house arrest had previously faced measures like ankle monitors.

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Student loan borrowers have spent much of 2025 trying to keep up with massive changes to the federal student loan system.

But as NPR's Corey Turner reports, 2026 will bring even more turmoil.

Nine people have been arrested in Italy on charges of raising money for Hamas.

The group is listed as a terrorist organization by the European Union.

Prosecutors say three charities linked to the nine suspects sent more than $8 million to groups linked to Hamas.

The groups are located in Gaza, the West Bank, and Israel.