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The shooting at Apalachee High School killed four people.

A group of congressional Democrats says the U.S.

military used a laser to shoot down a Customs and Border Protection drone.

The Federal Aviation Administration closed an area around Fort Hancock about 50 miles from El Paso.

No commercial flights were affected.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced on X that the Pentagon will continue supporting scouting America with conditions.

But as NPR's Graham Smith tells us, he didn't get everything he wanted.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is now down 656 points, or 1.3 percent, at 48,845.

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Anthropix CEO is rejecting the Defense Department's ultimatum that it loosen safety restrictions or be blacklisted from lucrative military work.

That means it's likely heading to a showdown with the Pentagon over the military use of its AI model.

NPR's Shannon Bond reports a $200 million contract is at stake.

Some popular cereals will no longer be available at Target when summer hits, the retail giant says.

It has been phasing out cereals containing synthetic colors for a few years.

Today it announced

They'll all be gone from its shelves by the end of May.

It didn't say which brands would be affected, but Kellogg makes several cereals with artificial dyes like Froot Loops and Apple Jacks.

U.S.

stocks have been trading lower today.

The Dow is now down 645 points or more than 1%.