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IndyCar driver Alexander Rossi still planning to start Sunday's Indianapolis 500.
During a Media Day interview on Thursday, Rossi told reporters that a medical team has cleared him to drive.
Three days after having surgery on his right ankle and the middle finger of his left hand, he was injured in a crash during a practice run Monday.
Live from NPR News, I'm Giles Snyder.
President Trump is facing a backlash from Senate Republicans.
They've left town for the Memorial Day recess, delaying a vote on a measure to fund immigration enforcement over the next three years.
The delay comes after Trump created a nearly $1.8 billion fund that may grant money to January 6th rioters.
Republican resistance has also emerged over the $1 billion in ballroom funding the White House is seeking.
Comedian Stephen Colbert hosted CBS's The Late Show for a final time Thursday night, signing off after 11 seasons with Paul McCartney as his final guest.
Colbert joked about being forced from CBS.
which canceled the show last year, citing financial reasons.
California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order to help protect workers from AI, and Pierce John Ruich reports.
Eli Lilly studying a next-generation obesity drug, not on the market yet, but a new study results show it helped people lose more weight than obesity injections and drugs already on the market.
SpaceX says it may try again later today.
The private space company scrubbed a test launch in Texas Thursday evening for a bigger version of the company's Starship.