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hockey player Brady Kachuk says an AI-doctored video released by the White House falsely paints him as insulting Canadians after Sunday's Olympic gold medal win over Canada.

The video uses fabricated audio that includes a bleeped slur about Canadians.

Kachuk says he would never use such language.

He also denies shouting, close the northern border during Team USA's phone call with President Trump.

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Former Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Clinton spoke to the press after today's six-hour deposition before the House Oversight Committee.

The panel asked her questions about the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who had a friendship with her husband, former President Bill Clinton.

NPR's Sage Miller has more.

A federal judge heard arguments today on whether to dismiss the charges against Kilmar Abrego-Garcia.

His attorneys say the government's case's retaliation after his wrongful deportation to El Salvador gained national attention.

Mariana Bacayau of member station WPLN reports.

The National Hurricane Center has released its official report on Hurricane Melissa, which hit Jamaica last year.

NPR's Rebecca Hershel reports the storm set a new record for wind speed.

Chipmaker NVIDIA's stock dragged the U.S.

market lower, even though most stocks rose.

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A German court says that the country's domestic intelligence agency can't label the Alternative for Germany party as a right-wing extremist group while it considers a complaint by the party over the designation.

It would allow officials to carry out broader surveillance over the party's activities.