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At least two people were killed and nine others injured at Brown University today in a shooting that has shocked the Rhode Island school.

The shooting took place during final exams.

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley says the suspect remains at large.

Police have released a video showing the suspect, who was last seen leaving the school's engineering building.

A shelter-in-place order is in effect for the campus as well as people living near the school.

President Trump is vowing to retaliate after an ISIS gunman killed two American service members and one U.S.

civilian in central Syria today.

As NPR's Lydia Kalitri reports, the Pentagon says the soldiers were supporting counterterrorism operations in the region.

House Republicans are unveiling a health care policy package that they say will reduce health costs.

But as NPR's Jude Jaffe-Block reports, Democrats are blasting the proposal for not extending the Affordable Care Act tax credits.

Arctic temperatures are spreading across the northern U.S.

this evening, bringing dangerous wind chills to Chicago and Minneapolis.

On Saturday, Grand Forks, North Dakota felt like it was minus 36 degrees, and winter advisories are reaching as far south as Alabama and Georgia.

In the Pacific Northwest, meanwhile, people are watching for possible landslides as floodwaters there begin to recede.

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Israel says its military has killed a top Hamas leader during a strike on a civilian vehicle in Gaza.

The strike came after an explosive device detonated in southern Gaza and wounded two Israeli soldiers.

Military officials say Ra'id Saad was killed in the strike.