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Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was sprayed with an unknown substance but carried on with the event after the agitator was subdued.

Minnesota Public Radio's Andy Russell reports a man is now in police custody pending charges.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is facing mounting pressure.

At least two Republican senators are calling for her to resign.

They spoke Tuesday night, days after Border Patrol agents fatally shot a U.S.

citizen Saturday on a Minneapolis street.

Alaska Public Media's Liz Ruskin reports.

French President Emmanuel Macron hosting the leaders of Denmark and Greenland Wednesday in response to the Trump administration's recent threats towards the Arctic island.

In Paris, Eleanor Beardsley reports that Paris is the first stop on a European tour.

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A man wounded in exchange of gunfire with Border Patrol agents in Arizona is recovering from surgery.

Authorities say he was involved in a human smuggling operation and that he was a fugitive who had a previous human smuggling conviction.

The incident happened near a border town amid tensions in Minnesota.

South Carolina reporting 789 confirmed cases of measles, surpassing the West Texas outbreak last year that resulted in the deaths of two school-aged children.

Imperius Maria Godoy reports the South Carolina outbreak is now the largest the U.S.

has faced in nearly three decades.

Investors will be keeping an eye on the Federal Reserve Wednesday.

Policymakers due to wrap up their latest meeting in the afternoon with an interest rate announcement.

The Fed has lowered interest rates three times since September.

I'm Giles Snyder, NPR News.