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A federal judge has denied the Trump administration's request to delay restoring a slavery exhibit at a historic Philadelphia home where George Washington once lived.

The city is suing the federal government after it was removed last month.

The Interior Department says it plans a new display, but the judge says the agency must work with the city on any exhibit.

Alex Ferreira has won the gold in the men's free ski halfpipe at the Winter Olympics.

Aspen Public Radio's Regan Mertz has more on yesterday's competition.

The U.S.

men's ice hockey team will have a chance at the gold at the Olympics on Sunday after winning its semifinal match on Friday.

The players will go against their longtime rival, Canada.

The U.S.

women's team won the gold this week.

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President Trump says no final decision has been made on possible U.S.

strikes against Iran.

NPR's Greg Myhre reports, in the meantime, American forces have expanded their footprint across the Middle East.

That's NPR's Greg Myhre reporting.

A federal appeals judge has stopped the restoration of an exhibit about slavery in Philadelphia.

Carmen Russell Slachansky with member station WHYY reports.

Families have identified six of the victims of Tuesday's deadly avalanche in Northern California.