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Terry Schultz reports that the plan is not likely to receive a unanimous welcome.

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The defence minister in Turkey says there were no survivors among the 20 personnel aboard a military cargo plane that crashed.

The C-130 aircraft was heading home from Azerbaijan Tuesday when it went down near that country's border with Georgia.

Turkey often uses C-130s to transport armed forces and for logistics.

California is two years into a mental health experiment called CareCourt, which allows judges to order people with psychotic illnesses into treatment.

From member station KQED, April Demboski reports on new data suggesting that counties are focused more on coaxing people into care and less on coercion.

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futures are flat in after-hours trading on Wall Street following Tuesday's mixed close, when Asia-Pacific markets' shares are mostly higher at this hour, down a fraction in Shanghai.

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The House Rules Committee is debating over a Senate-passed funding measure to end the government shutdown.

The Senate has already passed the bill.

Meanwhile, congressional Democrats are facing a backlash after eight of them compromised with Republicans, as NPR's Dominica Montanaro reports.

The Supreme Court has extended its order blocking full SNAP payments for two more days amid signs that Congress may soon vote to end the shutdown.

The delay gives lawmakers more time to resolve differences over a short-term spending plan to continue fiscal year 2025 funding levels.

Some states are already providing full monthly allocations to residents who rely on SNAP to buy groceries.

The record lows being reported in the southeast and the first snow of the season may make it seem as if winter has come early to parts of the U.S., but NPR's Giles Snyder reports that the freezing temperatures are on the way out.

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Baby formula maker BiHeart is recalling all of its products.