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In Indiana, President Trump's endorsements helped five challengers defeat state Republican senators.

The ousted Republicans had opposed Trump's demands for redistricting in Indiana.

Separately, there was a special election in Michigan yesterday for a single state Senate seat.

The Democratic candidate won.

That means Democrats will control Michigan's state Senate at least through the end of this year.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing the New York Times.

The EEOC alleges the newspaper chose not to promote a white male employee because of his race or sex.

NPR's Andrea Hsu reports.

The Pentagon says the U.S.

military struck an alleged drug boat in the eastern Pacific yesterday, killing three alleged drug traffickers.

The Trump administration does not provide evidence or information about the allegations of drug trafficking.

This is NPR.

One person has died from a Sunday night mass shooting in a suburb of Oklahoma City.

More than 20 other people were wounded at a gathering of young people they had congregated at a local park.

Police say no suspects have been identified.

A giant tsunami sent water more than 1,500 feet up the sides of an Alaskan fjord last year.

It also happens to be a popular destination for tourists.

NPR's Rebecca Herscher reports on the findings of a new study about that massive wave event.

Cable News Network's CNN says its founder, Ted Turner, has died at the age of 87.

He'd built a media empire that included the TBS Superstation before he launched CNN in 1980.