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Tesla profits fell 46 percent last year as the electric automaker saw sales decline year over year.
The company also announced its ending production of the Model S and Model X. As CEO Elon Musk focuses on a future that's more about self-driving taxis and robots, here's NPR's Camila Dominovsky.
A Fulton County, Georgia spokesperson has confirmed that the search warrant served by the FBI Wednesday for records tied to the 2020 election.
An FBI spokesperson also confirmed the search but declined to provide additional information outside a statement that called it a court-authorized law enforcement activity.
The Justice Department last month announced a lawsuit for the election records.
has repeatedly pushed false claims about how the election was conducted in Georgia.
A new study finds nearly two million soldiers have been killed, wounded, or are missing during the four years of Russia's full-scale war on Ukraine.
The study uses British and U.S.
sources because Ukraine and Russia do not officially disclose casualty figures, as NPR's Joanna Kakissis reports.
Japan's benchmark Nikkei is slipping, edging lower in Thursday trading after Wall Street ended largely flat following the Fed's decision to keep interest rates steady.
Live from NPR News, I'm Giles Snyder.
President Trump spoke by phone with Minnesota Democratic Governor Tim Walz on Monday.
Both struck a conciliatory tone.
And speaking to Minnesota Public Radio, Walz said a leadership change is coming.
Tom Holman is the Trump administration's border czar and a veteran of immigration and customs enforcement.
He is to arrive in Minnesota today to take charge.