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A medical examiner in New York State says the February death of a 56-year-old visually impaired Rohingya refugee in Buffalo was a homicide.

The man had been dropped off at a donut shop by U.S.

Border Patrol agents in sub-freezing temperatures.

Ryan Zunner with Buffalo Toronto Public Media reports on Narul Amin Shah Alam.

Damage and at least one death are being reported in northern Indonesia after a strong earthquake struck there earlier today.

The undersea quake had a magnitude of 7.4.

It toppled buildings and sent people fleeing from their homes.

Wall Street is coming off a positive day for stocks.

The Dow added 224 points yesterday.

The S&P gained 46.

The Nasdaq closed up more than 1 percent.

I'm Dave Mattingly in Washington.

It's a wild guess, but there is some science involved in it.

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Dave Mattingly.

President Trump says Iran is promising to allow 20 oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz as indirect talks between the two countries to end the war continue.

At the same time, NPR's Emily Fang says Iran appears to be making more demands of the Trump administration after pushing back on the president's 15-point proposal for ending U.S.

and Israeli airstrikes.

That's NPR's Emily Fang reporting.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says church leaders will be able to pray in Christianity's holiest site in Jerusalem during the Easter Holy Week.