Noor Rahm

Cisco Stargazer from member station KAWC reports.

The Swiss food giant Nestle said today it's investigating a chocolate heist.

It says someone made off with a truck full of Kit Kat bars, 12 tons, more than 413,000 of them.

The truck had set off with its cargo from Italy but never made it to Poland.

Kit Kat issued its own statement saying the criminals have exceptional taste.

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President Trump is sending federal immigration agents to U.S.

airports starting tomorrow as the Transportation Security Administration faces staffing issues from the partial government shutdown now in its fifth week.

NPR's Luke Garrett reports.

President Trump is warning that the United States would, quote, obliterate Iran's power plants if it doesn't open the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours.

The conflict in the Middle East is entering its fourth week.

NPR's Emily Fang reports Tehran continues to launch missiles in the region

as U.S.

and Israeli strikes hit Iran.

Utility crews are working to restore power in Cuba after the third major blackout this month.

The power grid collapsed last night, plunging the entire island into the dark.

Cellular and Internet service was almost entirely unavailable in most areas.

Power outages have become relatively common in recent years.