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The Democrat was protesting a video on the Republican president's social media account earlier this month that contained a racist depiction of former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama's primates.

Trump blamed it on a staffer, but Green blames the president.

He held up the protest sign from an aisle seat inside the House chamber as Trump made his way to the podium.

The Supreme Court struck down President Trump's signature tariffs, but economists say don't expect to see big changes in prices at the stores.

That's because the administration has many tools to keep tariffs in place.

Here's NPR's James Dubek.

Secretary of St.

Marco Rubio says Venezuela is better off now that the U.S.

military ousted Nicolás Maduro, but he says there's still a long way to go.

Making the comments as he met with leaders of a group of Caribbean nations known as CARICOM.

NPR's Michelle Kellerman reports.

Starting today, Americans and citizens from other countries who do not need visas to enter the United Kingdom will still have to register online before they travel.

NPR's Lauren Frayer has more from London.

That's NPR's Lauren Frayer in London.

Plans for the biggest solar farm in the United States are moving ahead in California's Central Valley.

That's where 200 square miles are being set aside, where farmers can no longer grow crops.

Dan Charles has details.

U.S.

stocks are trading higher this hour, with the Dow up 311 points, more than half a percent, at 49,486.

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