Dave Mattingly

Federal prosecutors say more than two dozen people are facing charges in an alleged point-shaving scheme in college basketball.

NPR's Becky Sullivan says players from 17 NCAA Division I teams are accused of accepting bribes to change the outcome of games.

Wall Street is coming off another positive day for stocks.

The Dow added 292 points yesterday, or more than a half percent.

I'm Dave Mattingly, NPR News in Washington.

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

NASA says a capsule carrying a four-person crew from the International Space Station successfully splashed down this morning off the coast of Southern California.

Their mission was cut short by NASA because of an undisclosed medical issue with one of the crew members.

They included two astronauts from the U.S., one from Japan, and a Russian cosmonaut.

Amid ongoing protests in Minnesota, a federal officer shot and wounded a man last night in Minneapolis during an immigration enforcement operation.

It happened a week after an officer with U.S.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement fatally shot a woman in the city.

NPR's Jasmine Garst has more.

That was Terry Schultz reporting on Denmark's foreign minister, saying the Trump administration continues to insist the U.S.

needs to acquire Greenland for national security reasons.

And he was speaking following yesterday's White House meeting with Vice President Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and the foreign minister of Greenland.

Back to Jasmine Gard's report.

Venezuela's political opposition leader, Maria Karina Machado, was expected at the White House today for a meeting with President Trump.

It comes less than two weeks after the country's president, Nicolas Maduro, was seized, along with his wife, by the U.S.

military in an early morning operation in Caracas.