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It's the second criminal case the Justice Department has brought against Comey, who's a longtime foe of Trump's.

The United Kingdom's King Charles acknowledged times of great uncertainty while addressing Congress today.

His visit is intended to emphasize that the bond between the U.K.

and U.S.

can withstand political turmoil, including tensions over the war in Iran and President Trump's threats to pull out of the NATO alliance.

Charles is only the second British monarch to speak to Congress following his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, in 1991.

The United Arab Emirates announced it's exiting the OPEC oil cartel, which is led by Saudi Arabia and Russia.

The UAE says that its decision is based on meeting the market's needs.

NPR's Aya Batraoui reports.

Trump officials are suing Wisconsin for attempting to regulate bedding sites, polymarket and kalshi.

As NPR's Bobby Allen reports, it's the administration's fifth lawsuit against states cracking down on the industry.

And you're listening to NPR News from Washington.

Australia is proposing to tax digital giants like Meta, Google, and TikTok in order to pay for news reporting.

The legislation would incentivize the social media companies to strike deals with news organizations to pay for journalism.

The platforms have said the proposal misunderstands the evolving advertising industry.

Georgia officials say crews have made progress combating two large wildfires from member station WABE in Atlanta.

Alex Helmick has more.

One of the longest continually operated Chinese restaurants in the nation has closed.

Peking Noodle Parlor in Butte, Montana, announced this week it's closing its doors permanently.

According to the Daily Montanan, the restaurant has been in operation since 1911 and has been noted as the country's oldest family-owned Chinese restaurant.