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Trump paused completion of five major offshore wind projects Monday, citing national security concerns.

Here's NPR's Brian Mann.

The Education Department preparing to resume wage garnishment for some student loan debts.

The move comes after a years-long pause due to the pandemic, as NPR's Sequoia Carrillo reports.

Forecasters say Southern California could see one of its wettest Christmases in years.

Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Chair Hilda Solis is urging residents to prepare for a drenching.

A series of powerful storms has much of the state in its sights.

Officials say as much as 10 inches of rain in the forecast for the Christmas holiday, leading to concerns about flash flooding and mudslides.

A search and rescue operation ongoing at a Pennsylvania nursing home.

Governor Josh Shapiro says an explosion there today collapsed part of the building, killing at least two people.

Several remain unaccounted for.

A cause of the blast is unclear, but officials suspect a gas leak.

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The Justice Department has released additional documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.

The new batch includes dozens of video clips and around 30,000 pages, many with redactions.

However, an email from an unidentified prosecutor says Donald Trump flew on Epstein's private jet eight times in the 1990s.

Trump has previously said he never flew on Epstein's plane.

There is no allegation that now President Trump committed any crime.

The fatal shooting of a Delaware state trooper has led State Division of Motor Vehicle Agencies to close their offices statewide.

The trooper has not been identified, but officials say he was killed during an active shooter situation at a DMV facility in Newcastle, outside of Wilmington.