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The Department of Justice is acknowledging it has removed from its website news releases about criminal cases related to the January 6th riot.

It says the information about arrests and convictions is partisan propaganda.

About 40,000 people in Orange County, California, are under evacuation orders because of a hazardous chemical leak.

A storage tank overheated Thursday at an aerospace plastics facility and began leaking.

Fire Authority Division Chief Craig Covey says they're trying to prevent the tank from cracking and sending the substance into the ground and beyond.

The governor has declared a state of emergency.

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Health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are struggling to respond to the Ebola outbreak.

Since it began a week ago, there have been more than 800 suspected cases and 177 suspected deaths.

Their work is complicated by the fact the epicenter is in a poor, hard-to-reach area where both armed groups and national armies operate.

Doctors say there's no approved vaccine or treatment for this particular strain.

A $50 billion federal fund for rural America promises to improve the way health care is delivered across the country.

Residents of a rural community in North Carolina say they know exactly how they'd use the money.

Sarah-Jane Tribble with our partner KFF Health News has more.

The family of NASCAR driver Kyle Busch said today he died from severe pneumonia that turned into sepsis.

The two-time NASCAR champion died on Thursday at the age of 41.

I'm Nora Rahm, NPR News in Washington.

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