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The charge was violation of customs law.
Officials say the author of slave play was arrested on suspicion of smuggling a small amount of the psychedelic drug ecstasy.
I'm Louise Schiavone and PR News, Washington.
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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has announced on social media that the U.S.
military conducted another deadly strike on a small boat that he said was carrying drugs in the eastern Pacific.
NPR's Quill Lawrence reports this is the 22nd known attack on alleged narco-traffickers.
Congress is working on a deal that could possibly extend subsidies for people enrolled in health care plans through the Affordable Care Act.
NPR's Selena Simmons-Duffin has details.
It was a busy week in the business world.
Two Hollywood giants are emerging while investors look for more clues about how the economy is doing.
As NPR's Maria Aspin reports, the Dow continued to climb.
The free admission days for national parks are changing.
In 2026, President Trump's birthday, June 14th, which is also Flag Day, entrance fees will not be charged.
Day and Juneteenth National Independence Day will no longer be free admission days.
Javier Millet, the libertarian president of Argentina, is seeking a return to international financial markets with the introduction of a dollar-denominated sovereign bond.
Millet has adopted austere policies to restore the financial credibility of his cash-strapped nation.