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NPR's Quill Lawrence reports the Trump administration says ongoing attacks do not mean the ceasefire is over.

AAA says the national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded is $4.55 a gallon.

In California, it's $6.16.

That's about 10 cents higher than Monday, even though oil prices have fallen.

NPR's Camilla Dominovsky reports.

The academic platform Canvas is back online after a data breach during the height of college final exams.

NPR's Rachel Treisman has the latest.

Wall Street finished the week in positive territory.

The Dow gained 12 points, closing at 49,609.

The Nasdaq closed at 26,247.

The S&P added 61, closing at a record 7,398.

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President Trump is giving the European Union a July 4th deadline to approve a trade deal, or he says the 27-member bloc will face higher tariffs.

The announcement appears to actually be an extension of Trump's earlier tariff announcement, where he said European automotos will face a 25% tariff this week.

Many foods are being evaluated using international recognized standards, but that wasn't always the case for chocolate's main ingredient, cacao, until recently.

Ari Daniel reports.

Virginia's Democratic Attorney General Friday said he would appeal a state court ruling that struck down a voter-approved constitutional and congressional regulation

redistricting plan.

The plan would have given Democrats four more House seats and a 10-to-1 majority.

The appeal will be made to the U.S.