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NPR's Debbie Elliott reports it's affecting nearly half of the nation's population.

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At least six people were killed in a plane crash in Bangor, Maine, Sunday night.

Caitlin Median from Maine Public Radio reports.

The National Transportation Safety Board is set to hold a hearing Tuesday on the causes of a mid-air collision nearly a year ago between an airliner and a U.S.

Army helicopter in Washington, D.C.

NTSB investigators are expected to detail the factors that contributed to the collision and will recommend changes that should be made to help prevent a similar event from happening again.

The crash killed 67 people.

The FAA has already taken steps to ensure helicopters and planes no longer share the same airspace around the nation's capital.

European Union regulators have opened a formal investigation into Elon Musk's ex-social media platform following a backlash over the spread of sexualized images produced using its artificial intelligence chatbot known as Grok.

The EU's executive is examining whether ex-disseminated

content that is illegal under the EU's Digital Services Act.

I'm Joel Snyder, NPR News.

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Minnesota Democratic Governor Tim Walz says President Trump has had a change of tone about his immigration crackdown in the state.

Minnesota Public Radio's Clay Masters has more on this morning's phone call between the two.

Homeland Security Department spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin says Greg Bovino has not been relieved of his duties.

She posted a social media message following reporting by The Atlantic that Bovino had been demoted and will retire soon.

Trump administration border czar Tom Holman is expected in Minnesota Tuesday to take charge of immigration enforcement operations.

Power outages from that winter storm over the weekend has left hundreds of thousands without power.