Shea Stephens

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under a judge's order and jailed without cause.
A federal judge ordered his immediate release, saying the government cannot hold people indefinitely.
The Justice Department calls the ruling judicial activism.
Ukraine is accusing Intel, Texas Instruments, and other U.S.
companies of failing to keep their technologies out of Russian drones.
NPR's Belina Litvinova has more from Kyiv.
Thailand's prime minister has dissolved parliament and called for early elections.
In a post on Facebook, he says he wants to return power to the people.
The call came after the People's Party prepared to call a no-confidence vote
and three months after he took office.
It follows days of deadly border clashes with Cambodia.
This is NPR News.
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Shea Stephens.
Affordable Care Act tax credits that were expanded during the pandemic are set to expire in roughly two weeks.
As NPR's Deirdre Walsh reports, competing plans to address health care costs failed to advance in the Senate on Thursday.
Republicans in Indiana's Senate have rejected White House pressure to create more GOP districts.
As Ben Thorpe of member station WFYI reports, they voted down a new congressional map that was created to give the GOP an advantage in
in next year's midterm elections.
Ben Thorpe in Indianapolis.
The World Health Organization is again asserting that there is no evidence that vaccines cause autism.
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