Louise Schiavone

Border Patrol agents have begun carrying out an immigration enforcement operation in Charlotte, North Carolina.

As Nick Dillacnow from member station WFAE reports, agents made arrests this morning in the city's immigrant corridor.

A corruption probe in Ukraine says associates of President Zelensky plotted to skim millions from the country's energy sector.

NPR's Joanna Kakisis has more.

NPR's Joanna Kikisis, this is NPR News.

In Southern California, an atmospheric river weather system has been inundating coastal areas at a rate of an inch per hour.

Land damaged by the Los Angeles fires is at high risk of landslides.

Flood warnings extended from the Ventura County coast through Malibu and into Los Angeles.

A Native American general who helped end the Civil War has been posthumously admitted to the New York State Bar.

Buffalo, Toronto Public Media's Emily Watkins reports on

how he was finally recognized.

President Trump has announced he scrapped tariffs on beef, coffee, tropical fruits and other commodities amid inflationary pressures.

Brazil's vice president, though, says Brazilian goods like coffee, beef and tropical fruits will still face a 40 percent tariff.

He says some products like orange juice no longer face the tariffs and there should be further changes.

I'm Louise Schiavone, NPR News, Washington.

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Louise Schiavone.

Two federal judges ruled Friday it's unlawful for the Trump administration to suspend SNAP food benefits starting today.

Trump wrote on social media late yesterday he had directed government lawyers to find a way to pay those benefits, asking for what he called appropriate legal direction.

But it's still not clear when that food aid will get to the millions of people who rely on it.

NPR's Jennifer Ludden has more.