There's no respite ahead for Californians. The state is about to be hit for the third time with heavy winds, snow, rain and flooding. Here's what we're following today:
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Kevin McCarthy has now failed in six rounds of voting to become speaker of the House. Twenty-one members are holding back their votes, and these are their demands.
➡️ The House hasn't failed to elect a speaker on the first vote in a century, and McCarthy's troubles mirror what happened 100 years ago.
The NFL says Damar Hamlin is showing "signs of improvement" but remains in critical condition and is expected to remain in the ICU. His heart stopped beating on the field after a seemingly routine tackle, and doctors had to restart it a second time at the hospital.
A new rule by the FDA will open the door for more pharmacies to provide abortion pills and remove a patient's requirement for in-person exams to get them. But in places with strict anti-abortion bans, pregnant people may still find it challenging to get their hands on the medication.
U.S. men's national team player Gio Reyna's mother, Danielle Reyna, has revealed information about a 1991 domestic violence incident between coach Gregg Berhalter and his now-wife.
Calendars are for keeping time, but planners are for dreaming. NPR's Ariana Stone has kept a planner on her at all times for the past few years. In it, she finds magic in the negative space where she reflects on the past and envisions the future.
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A driver of a Tesla has been arrested on charges of attempted murder and child abuse after plunging the car 250-300 feet off a cliff. All inside the car survived, including the driver, another adult and two children.
More than a century ago, a Met librarian made some of the first live music recordings. 🎧 Listen to how NPR assisted in getting 16 of the Mapleson Cylinders into the New York Public Library collection.
Rick Singer, the man behind the notorious "Varsity Blues" college admissions bribery scandal, was sentenced yesterday to 3 1/2 years in prison and ordered to pay more than $19 million.
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