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President Trump's designs on Greenland are back in the news after he appointed a special envoy on the issue.

NPR's Michelle Kellerman reports Denmark and Greenland are making clear plans

they won't allow the U.S.

to take over the territory.

Michelle Kellerman, NPR News, the State Department.

NPR's Deepa Shivram reports it comes as the U.S.

ramped up its posture towards Venezuela.

Annie Farmer, a sister of one of the earliest whistleblowers who filed a complaint against convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in 1996, says too little information is coming out now from the Department of Justice.

She told NPR in this moment she remains grateful for her sister Maria's courage, speaking out when she did, but she adds she's also heartbroken that other people did not do the same or help in the way she says they should have.

On this shortened holiday week for Wall Street, stocks are in the positive.

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Defense officials from Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to hold a meeting on Wednesday to try and find a way to pause fighting along their 500-mile-long border.

Ashish Valentine reports it was the result of a day of negotiations in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

A bus traveling from Indonesia's capital to the ancient city of Yogyakarta in the south-central part of Java province crashed early this morning, killing at least 15 people.

Nearly double that number were also injured and taken to area hospitals.

The crash took place near a toll road exit where the driver may have hit a concrete barrier at high speed, according to a rescue agency chief.