NPR News: 02-11-2026 1AM EST
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What new developments are there in Savannah Guthrie's mother's disappearance?
A new development in the disappearance of today's show host Savannah Guthrie's mother. Authorities in Arizona say they have detained a person for questioning. The Pima County Sheriff's Office issued a statement after investigators revealed new images showing a masked armed person at her front door. Ellen Boyd with Arizona Public Media has more.
Video and still images show an unknown person approaching Nancy Guthrie's doorstep and tampering with the front door camera the morning of her disappearance. The person appears to have a handgun in a front holster, a front zip hoodie, and a backpack. They appear to hold a handful of leafy branches in front of the lens after ripping a handful from Guthrie's yard. FBI and Pima County officials said the agencies have been working to recover any images or video from Guthrie's home that may have been lost or corrupted. Sheriff Chris Nanos previously said the footage was not available. Officials said the video was recovered from residual data located in back-end systems. For NPR News, I'm LM Boyd in Tucson.
A court document unsealed Tuesday shows the FBI relied on debunked claims of fraud to obtain a search warrant to seize ballots from an election office in Fulton County, Georgia, and that the investigation was initiated by a lawyer who tried to help President Trump overturn his election loss in 2020. The affidavit is the first public justification for last month's FBI search. Food and Drug Administration has dealt a setback to biotech company that created one of the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, NPR's Sidney Lubkin reports.
Vaccine maker Moderna says the FDA is refusing to consider approving the company's first flu vaccine, which also uses mRNA technology. The FDA told the company the agency isn't satisfied with the company's study comparing Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine to a standard dose flu vaccine already on the market. The study showed the Moderna flu vaccine was more effective. The decision by the FDA, which Moderna said is inconsistent with the agency's previous feedback, is the latest blow the Trump administration has delivered to efforts to use mRNA technology to develop new vaccines. Sydney Lepkin, NPR News.
British Columbia Premier David Abbey says Tuesday's mass shooting in the small town of Tumbler Ridge is an unimaginable tragedy.
I'd like to take this opportunity to ask British Columbians, to ask all Canadians to wrap the people of Tumbler Ridge, wrap these families with love. Not just tonight, but tomorrow and into the future. is something that will reverberate for years to come.
Authorities say 10 people were killed, including the suspected shooter, dozens more injured. Most of the dead were found at a school. The two believed to be connected to the shooting were found at a second location at a home in Tumbler Ridge. The Office of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney issued a statement saying he's suspending a planned trip overseas. This is NPR News. On Capitol Hill Tuesday, Congress held the first hearing over the Trump administration's immigration crackdown since two U.S. citizens were killed in Minnesota. Democrats pressed three top Trump administration officials days before funding for the Homeland Security Department is set to expire. Democrats are threatening to block that funding unless changes are made.
Minnesota Democratic Governor Tim Walz says the federal immigration crackdown in his state could end soon. Walz said Tuesday he spoke with Tom Holman, President Trump's border czar, and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles. Walz said he is taking a trust-but-verify approach to the situation. In a much-anticipated match at the Winter Olympics in Milan, the United States women's hockey team easily beat Canada, Steve Futterman reports.
The Americans dominated the game from start to finish, easily beating their Canadian rivals 5-0. The U.S. scored twice in the first period, two more times in the second, and once in the third. Hannah Bilka scored two goals to lead the U.S.
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