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Details of the settlement were not included in the federal court filings.
Six construction workers died on the morning of March the 26th, 2024, when the cargo ship, the Dali, lost power.
and struck a support beam of the bridge, setting it crashing into the Patapsco River.
CNN has sued the AI company Perplexity, alleging it violates copyright laws.
NPR's David Folkenfrick reports CNN alleges the company uses AI to scoop up and repackage its reporting, undermining the economic model.
Crews in Longview, Washington, have recovered the bodies of six of the nine missing workers killed this week in a chemical explosion at a paper mill.
Live from NPR News, I'm Dan Roman.
President Trump says he expects an agreement to be announced soon on ending the U.S.-Iran war.
Few details have been made public, and Iran has not stated where it stands on the proposal.
NPR's Jane Araf reports numerous issues still remain to be finalized.
European leaders are condemning Russia's weekend attacks on Kiev with an intermediate ballistic missile that is capable of carrying nuclear weapons.
From Brussels, Terry Schultz reports.
The head of Customs and Border Protection told Congress that his agents followed agency policy.
This in response to questions about the death of a blind man released from their custody.
NPR's Ximena Bustillo reports.
AAA says gasoline prices Sunday dipped by more than a penny.
The national average is now $4.51 a gallon, putting it back where it was a week ago.
Gasoline prices are 45 cents higher than they were a month ago.
Felix Rollenquist is the winner of this year's Indianapolis 500.