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has now assembled a formidable air and naval presence in the region.

The Trump administration announced it's rolling back a rule on power plant emissions of the neurotoxin mercury.

Reed Frazier reports it mainly affects pollution from plants that burn coal.

A ransomware attack has forced the University of Mississippi Medical Center to close clinics and cancel elective procedures for a second day.

University officials warn the shutdown could continue for days as they try to evaluate the extent of the attack and restore network systems that they took down as a precaution.

Investigators are trying to determine if patients' private information was compromised.

It's NPR.

Families have identified six of the victims of Tuesday's deadly avalanche in Northern California.

Eight people are confirmed dead, and one more is still missing and presumed dead.

Governor Gavin Newsom called it the most devastating avalanche in California history.

CAP Radio's Greg Meechek reports.

A judge is weighing the Washington Post's demand for federal authorities to return electronic devices seized from a reporter's home last month.

U.S.

Magistrate Judge William Porter had authorized the search by FBI agents.

investigating allegations that a Pentagon contractor illegally leaked classified information.

The newspaper's attorney says the information contained on the reporter's devices could expose hundreds of confidential sources.

The U.S.

men's hockey team will face off against Canada in the gold medal game on Sunday.

The U.S.

skated into the final round by routing Slovakia 6-2 today, and Canada, the top seed, rallied to beat Finland earlier in the day.