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Trump's bid to remove Cook from the Fed is unprecedented.

No other president has attempted to oust an official from the central bank.

And questions posed by the justices suggest they are unlikely to grant the Trump administration's request to

to lift a lower court's order barring Trump from removing Cook while her legal challenge plays out.

The Pentagon readying more active duty soldiers for a possible deployment to Minneapolis.

This comes on the heels of the Justice Department issuing subpoenas to Democratic officials in Minnesota, alleging they're impeding the work of ICE agents.

NPR's Kat Lonsdorf has more.

A jury in Texas deliberated for more than seven hours Wednesday before returning a not guilty verdict in the first trial over the police response to the 2022 Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde.

A jury acquitted former school police officer Adrian Gonzalez of all 29 charges against him.

Forecasters growing more confident that a big part of the U.S.

is going to be hit by a massive winter storm this weekend.

NPR's Greg Allen reports on Tuesday.

Rescuers in New Zealand are searching for survivors following Wednesday's landslide at a campground at a popular tourist spot on the northern coast.

Authorities say the number of people missing are in the single figures.

Heavy rains in New Zealand have caused widespread damage and left thousands without power.

Palestinian health officials say three journalists were killed Wednesday in a targeted Israeli airstrike in the Gaza Strip.

MPR's Anas Baba reports they were among at least 11 people killed, including two children.

Stocks are rebounding after President Trump dropped his tariff threats against multiple European countries and ruled out seizing Greenland by military force.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland Wednesday, Trump said the U.S.

and NATO had reached a framework for a deal.