Ryland Barton

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Ryland Barton.

President Trump is replacing the person in charge of his immigration crackdown in Minnesota, days after another fatal shooting there.

NPR's Jennifer Ludden reports the decision came as a judge heard arguments on pausing the federal surge.

Heavy snow is falling in the northeast as a deadly winter freeze sets in over the eastern two-thirds of the U.S.,

NPR's Debbie Elliott reports the frigid weather has killed at least 25 people.

The Israeli military says the last Israeli hostage body in Gaza has been found.

It's a major breakthrough in efforts to advance the Gaza ceasefire, as NPR's Daniel Estrin reports from Jerusalem.

U.S.

stock index has ticked higher today.

This is NPR News.

Southwest Airlines passengers are making their final boarding time scrambles for seats as the carrier prepares to end its signature open seating system.

Customers on Southwest flights will have assigned seats starting tomorrow.

An eight-group boarding structure is replacing the find-your-own-seat scrum.

Thousands of nurses and other employees at Kaiser Permanente plan to stay on strike across California and Hawaii tomorrow.

From Member Station KQED, Farida Javala-Romero reports the health provider serves more than 12 million people.

Scientists say two artifacts found at a lakeshore in Greece are the oldest wooden tools uncovered so far.

One is a spindly stick possibly used for digging.

The other is a handheld chunk that may have been used to shape stone tools.

They were found in Greece's Megalopolis Basin and date back 430,000 years.

This is NPR.