Nora Rahm

The move last year raised concerns among privacy and civil liberties advocates.

NPR's Ju Jaffe Blanc reports the Department of Homeland Security now says ICE has no relationship with the company.

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An earthquake shook Hawaii last night.

The U.S.

Geological Survey put its magnitude at 6-0.

It was followed by a 3.2 aftershock.

There have been no reports of major damage or casualties.

Scientists do not expect a tsunami.

Scientists are monitoring the Kilauea volcano on the Big Island, one of the most active volcanoes in the world.

Google is changing what it means to Google.

The tech company is integrating AI more deeply into its core internet search function.

NPR's John Ruich reports.

CBS News Radio signed off last night for the last time after nearly 100 years.

It began in 1927 and included groundbreaking journalists such as Edward R. Murrow, who broadcast from London during World War II.

The first broadcast of a World Series baseball game could be heard on CBS in 1938.

The company announced it was ending the service because of challenging economic realities.

I'm Noor Rahm, NPR News in Washington.

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Nora Rahm.

Two Democratic senators are demanding answers from the Treasury Department about the decision to settle a case over the leak of President Trump's tax returns.