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CEO's and foreign leaders have been visiting Mar A Lago.
Some kept their distance from President Trump in his first term, but are now trying to get close enough to persuade him.
What did he say about his visitors and other things in a post election news conference.
I'm Steve Inskeep with Michelle Martin and this is up first from NPR News.
Here is how the day unfolded at a Wisconsin school.
A second grade student call 911 to.
Report a shooting at school.
What do police know about the student who opened fire killing two people and then herself?
And a gene edited pig kidney has for the first time been transplanted into a human.
I feel like a whole new person, like I got a second chance in life.
What does this mean for people desperately waiting for an organ?
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