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The short video app TikTok is waiting to hear from the Supreme Court after the court heard arguments yesterday on a law that could ban the app in a little more than a week. NPR's Bobbi Allen reports lawyers for TikTok are calling the ban an unprecedented violation of the First Amendment.
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Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Dualisa Kautel. California firefighters are getting help from Canada and Mexico as teams of first responders make their way to the Los Angeles area this weekend to help fight terrifying fires. At a briefing earlier, L.A. Mayor Karen Bass updated reporters on how fire victims are being assisted.
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President Biden's approval rating as he leaves office is lower than his predecessors. That's according to a new poll. The Associated Press and the New York Center for Public Affairs in Chicago poll finds that even among supporters of his party, about four in 10 adults described his presidency as average.
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Among independents, only 23 percent of those surveyed said they approve of how Biden is handling his job. And among Republicans, a mere 8 percent approve the quality of Biden's presidency. The survey was conducted in early December among more than 1,200 adults. A new study is raising concerns about the hundreds of U.S. hospitals controlled by private equity firms.
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Researchers at Harvard Medical School find patient satisfaction declined. From Member Station WBUR, Priyanka Dial-McCluskey reports.
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More strong winds are forecast this weekend. Here's L.A. County Fire Chief Anthony Maroney.
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At this hour, the Palisades Fire, the largest of the California blazes, is only 11% contained, but firefighters are making progress on the Kenneth Fire. Thousands of Southern Californians have lost their homes to wildfires this week. What's next for each varies, but Rachel Miro from member station KQED reports. reports some survivors are planning to weather the near future together.