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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is imposing travel restrictions on Americans and international travelers coming from countries affected by the Ebola outbreak.

As NPR's Jonathan Lampert reports, only U.S.

citizens and nationals are guaranteed entry into the country.

Lawyers for Mahmoud Khalil are asking the Supreme Court to hear his case.

They say the Trump administration targeted him for deportation because of his pro-Palestinian views.

NPR's Kerry Johnson reports.

An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon killed six people yesterday, according to Lebanon's health ministry.

NPR's Jawad Rizkallah reports from Tyre, Lebanon.

In northern China, rescue workers are searching for people still missing after an explosion at a coal mine last night.

At least 90 people died.

This is NPR News in Washington.

An earthquake shook Hawaii last night.

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Geological Survey put its magnitude at 6-0.

There have been no reports of major damage or casualties.

Cinema Sisters, the U.S.

's only all-lesbian film festival, isn't where most people might expect it to be.