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Southern Command says eight people were killed in the latest attack.

The Trump administration has carried out 25 strikes on boats suspected of hauling drugs in the Caribbean and East Pacific.

Ford is discontinuing its F-150 Lightning electric truck, citing low demand.

The automaker is shifting its focus to hybrids, smaller EVs, and making batteries for utilities and data centers.

Details from NPR's Camilla Dominovsky.

Hotels and other accommodations located in the Grand Canyon South Rim are reopening this week, over one week after multiple water pipeline breaks.

At least five venues in the area will resume accepting overnight visitors Wednesday, but some campground water spigots remain shut off.

A $208 million rehabilitation of the area began in 2023.

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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Shea Stevens.

Investigators in Australia are calling Sunday's mass shooting in Sydney a terrorist attack inspired by the Islamic State.

Two gunmen opened fire on a Hanukkah celebration, killing at least 15 people and injuring dozens more.

As Katie Silver reports, one suspect is in custody while his alleged accomplice and father was killed at the scene.

Police in Rhode Island are seeking the public's help in identifying the gunman who killed two people and injured nine others at Brown University on Saturday.

Ocean State Media's David Wright has more.

President Trump has signed an executive order classifying fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction.

NPR's Franco Ordonez reports that Trump has called the opioid crisis a public health emergency.

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futures are flat and after hours trading on Wall Street following Monday's losses, the Dow fell 41 points.