Lakshmi Singh

Clinton's name appears in materials released about Epstein, as has President Trump's.

Each argues he had no knowledge of Epstein's crimes.

Committee Chair James Comer disclosed one of Clinton's answers in today's closed-door proceedings.

The ranking member, Robert Garcia, has repeatedly argued Trump should be deposed.

Netflix walked away from its bid to buy Warner Brothers Discovery Studio and streaming business Paramount Skydance won out.

The $111 billion deal would create a Hollywood behemoth, including HBO, CNN, CBS, and a mountain of cable networks.

Robert Fishman, a senior analyst at Moffat Nathanson, spoke to NPR about regulatory review.

Fishman speaking with NPR's Here and Now.

U.S.

stocks trading sharply lower this hour.

The Dow is now down nearly 700 points or 1.4 percent.

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NASA is changing its plans for sending astronauts back to the moon.

Artemis II's lunar fly-around won't happen before April at the earliest.

Artemis III's mission was going to be landing near the moon's south pole.

NASA's administrator says the plan now is to test a lander in orbit around Earth next year for that mission, and perhaps humans will return to the moon in 2028.

China's Navy says it just wrapped up military drills in disputed territory in the South China Sea, accusing the nearby Philippines, who also claims part of the sea, of disrupting peace in the region.

Another escalation in PR's Emily Fang reports of tense words between China and the Philippines.

All right, the Dow is now down 700 points, 1.4% at 48,805.

I'm Lakshmi Singh, NPR News.