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New research suggests that drugs for ADHD don't work the way scientists once thought they did.
NPR's John Hamilton has more on a study in the journal Cell.
The Federal Health and Human Services Department is facing a new lawsuit.
The American Academy of Pediatrics sued today, alleging HHS terminated nearly $12 million in grants to the doctors group.
The group alleges the cuts are retaliatory because it spoke out against actions taken by the Trump administration.
The funding supported a number of public health programs.
At least five people have been killed and scores injured in a suicide bombing at a mosque in northeast Nigeria, according to local officials.
The blast struck during evening prayers on Christmas Eve, as NPR's Emmanuel Akinwotu reports.
stocks closed higher on a holiday-shortened day of trading.
The S&P 500 rose to three-tenths of a percent, adding 22 points to close at 6,932.
The Dow was up six-tenths and the Nasdaq Composite climbed two-tenths.
Trading was light as the markets closed early for Christmas Eve and will remain closed on Christmas Day.
Live from NPR News, I'm Giles Snyder.
Supreme Court has dealt a setback to President Trump's use of National Guard troops in largely Democratic-led cities.
In a 6-3 opinion, the court let stand for now a lower court's ruling that blocked the deployment of Guard troops to Chicago.
Four governors from states along the Atlantic Coast say they'll fight President Trump's latest effort to block wind power developments.