Janine Herbst

This after the Supreme Court ruled last week that about half of President Trump's tariffs were collected illegally.

And Perzelina Seljuk reports the high court, though, didn't set out a way for that money to be refunded.

Millions of people from the Mid-Atlantic through the Northeast are under blizzard warnings as a powerful winter storm heads up the coast with heavy snowfall and strong winds.

Up to two feet of snow could fall in some areas, including Boston.

Mayor Michelle Wu is asking people to stay home if possible.

The worst part of the storm is forecast to hit tonight and to tomorrow, though snow is falling from the mid-Atlantic up through the northeast.

Officials say travel conditions will be dangerous with dropping visibility on both the roads and in the air.

New York City's mayor has declared a state of emergency and a travel ban starting tonight.

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A Pulitzer Prize-winning novel has been removed from an English class at a New Jersey public school.

Administrators say it's to protect students' mental health.

Ampera's Anastasia Sioulkas reports, a warning, this report is about suicidal ideation.

If you or someone you know is considering suicide or are in crisis, call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.

After more than a month-long strike, thousands of nurses at a major New York hospital system approved a new contract.

More than 4,000 nurses in the privately run New York Presbyterian system have been on strike since January 12th, and they will start returning to work this week.

The nurses' union says the new contract includes staffing improvement, raises topping 12 percent over three years, and safeguards.

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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.

President Trump says he's raising his new global tariffs from 10 percent to 15 percent, this after the Supreme Court yesterday struck down most of his earlier tariffs against imports to the U.S.

He's using a different authority for these new tariffs, but they expire in 150 days and then require congressional approval.