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Tech reporter Jeff Horwitz has more on how social media companies are responding.

Over in the US, though, efforts by some states to do something similar have come up against roadblocks.

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Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos announcing that 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of NBC news anchor Savannah Guthrie, has not disappeared but has been abducted.

Authorities say they're asking for the public's help and say they're doing everything they can.

Reporter Erica Stapleton is following developments.

Erica says Nancy's house isn't in a place someone would likely stumble upon either.

A four-day partial government shutdown has officially ended.

President Donald Trump signed the agreed bill into law Tuesday night, giving lawmakers two weeks to negotiate potential limits on the current immigration crackdown.

And also at the White House, Colombian President Gustavo Petro and President Trump seem to have shown a warmer relationship.

Trump previously called Petro an illegal drug dealer and threatened military action against Colombia, while Petro accused the U.S.

of war crimes over strikes on suspected drug boats.

The White House visit included discussions of eradicating coca crops, capturing major drug traffickers, and possibly exporting Venezuelan gas through Colombia.

Disney has a new CEO.

Josh DiMauro has been at the head of Disney's theme parks, overseeing massive expansions of the Disney experience.

And as our Business of Entertainment reporter Dawn Chmielewski reports, he'll now have the challenge of bringing that to the whole Disney empire.

And for today's recommended read, the latest installation in our Culture Current series, where we speak to climber Alex Honnold after he completed the first ever ropeless ascent of Taipei 101, Taiwan's tallest skyscraper.

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