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This comes as the Trump administration ramps up pressure on Maduro and sends more military assets to the Caribbean.

NPR's Ryan Lucas has details.

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On Wednesday, we reported on a Listeria outbreak linked to prepared pasta meals.

The report erroneously gave the impression that the current outbreak is linked to Texas-based wholesale food service Fresh Realm.

An outbreak in June prompted Fresh Realm to test and voluntarily recall some of its products.

The company's own investigation traced the listeria strain to Neats Fine Foods, a company based in California.

Neats, which supplies pasta used in various products and sold under multiple brands at grocers across the nation, also conducted its own voluntary recall.

Maryland's Transportation Department is preparing to rebuild the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.

The collapse of the span last year has had a significant impact on the city's economy and traffic.

From Member Station WYPR, Scott Macione has more.

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The FAA is reducing the number of flights in and out of the nation's busiest markets beginning on Friday.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says the aim is to ensure air safety amid staffing shortages prompted by the government shutdown.

Duffy says many air traffic controllers who must work during the shutdown without pay have taken on second jobs to cover their expenses.

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Supreme Court has heard arguments over President Trump's authority to impose sweeping tariffs without input from Congress.