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President Trump announced a $700 million federal investment in coal Thursday.
The Mountain West Bureau reporter Hannah Merzbach reports.
The Senate has failed to pass a Republican-backed voting overhaul bill known as the Save America Act.
Republicans had tried to tack the bill onto an immigration funding package.
At least 4.3 million Americans have lost food assistance benefits from the SNAP program last year.
As NPR's Maria Godoy reports, the Agriculture Secretary, Brooke Rollins, faced some tough questioning on Capitol Hill Thursday about the drop.
It was a mixed day on Wall Street Thursday.
The Dow rallied for an 870-poor point gain.
The Nasdaq was negative by 23 points.
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A study in the journal Science finds that workers in remote jobs have experienced a rise in symptoms of mental distress.
NPR's Ritu Chatterley reports those living alone were most likely to experience those impacts.
The National Transportation Safety Board says the pilots of that United Airlines flight, which struck a light pole on the New Jersey Turnpike as it was landing on May 3rd, the NTSB says they were flying too low and slow during their final approach.
Debris from the light pole struck a tractor-trailer truck.
Dash cam video from the truck has gone viral.
The NTSB's preliminary report says the captain was flying the plane and there were gusty winds at the time, and the two pilots discussed the difficulty they were having with the winds.