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Primary voters in New Hampshire have chosen their nominees to replace retiring Democratic U.S. Senator Jean Chahine for a Republican Senator John Sanunu will face Democrat Chris Papas and November Sanunu looking to win back the seat he lost Chahine in 2008. >> From the first day of this campaign, we focused on the issues important the voters across

New Hampshire, right? Economy, jobs. How do we bring down the cost of living?

>> Sanunu, one president Trump's endorsement, but he did not mention Trump when he delivered his victory speech Tuesday night. Papas currently knew Hampshire's first district congressman knew Hampshire a must hold for Democrats as they seek to regain control of the Senate. The trade dispute between the U.S. and Canada is escalating. The White House says the U.S. is banning Canadian dairy products, most alcoholic beverages and motor cycles. The ban is

to take effect in three weeks and comes after Canada impose retaliatory tariffs on $20 billion

in U.S. imports, President Trump signed paperwork Tuesday that outlines his justification for the ban. Federal safety investigators say there is enough evidence that the pilots considered aborting the landing of the Amazon cargo plane that crashed in Miami on Sunday. The MPR's drill rolls reports that investigators plan to interview the pilots Wednesday. >> The National Transportation Safety Board says evidence recovered from the plane's flight

data recorder shows that the flight crew briefly released the brakes and increased the throttle. After the plane had already touched down, which suggests they considered trying to go around and attempt to land again. The Amazon cargo plane overran the runway by roughly 1,300 feet and crashed into two vehicles on the ground, killing five people and injuring five more.

The investigators plan to interview both the captain and first officer, as well as the

air traffic controllers on duty at the time. They asked the public for any relevant information about 21 air. The Miami-based company that operated the flight, Joel Rose and PR news. >> Federal appeals court will consider Louisiana's lawsuit and telehealth abortion access and piercelling his Simmons Duffin reports one long time, OBGYN, says his patients prefer telehealth. >> Dr. William Richardson says his patients in Arizona are pretty

floored that telehealth is now an option for abortion.

>> I think people are shell-shocked. What do you mean I can just get on my cell phone and

get abortion pills? What? >> After 25 years of providing abortion in person at Choices Women Center in Tucson, he just started offering telehealth abortion. He mentions a patient who he'll see virtually soon. >> I know that she has two children. I know that she has an hourly job at a Walmart and that she lives in a town that's about a hundred miles away.

>> He says she won't have to drive hundreds of miles, get time off work or find child care. Instead, she can have abortion medication male to her house, Selena Simmons Duffin and PR news Tucson, Arizona. >> This is in PR. Back and forth attacks between the U.S. and Iran, the U.S. military says it has destroyed five Iranian oil tankers in response to the latest attacks on U.S.

warships, Iran hit back at American targets in Jordan. Jordan's military says it's air defense systems intercepted 18 ballistic missiles. Hurricane Lowell is moving away from the Hawaiian islands. Lowell did not make a direct hit, but it left behind widespread power outages and damage to homes and roles after pelting Hawaii with damaging winds and heavy rain. Damage reported to be extensive across Hawaii.

Officials say crews there using heavy equipment to clear tree and send debris. The National Hurricane Center is still warning of the potential for flash flooding and mud slides. At an announcement from OpenAI, a salt one of mathematics most famous unanswered problems here, is in Pierce, Katie, a riddle. >> The question is known as the Nevada Stokes existence and smoothness problem.

It's one of seven millennium prize problems designated by scholars in 2000 to highlight some

of the most important challenges in mathematics. OpenAI says one of its unreleased models

took just 88 hours to produce a possible solution. The problem concerns equations used to describe how fluids move, including in weather models, scientists use versions of them to model everything from weather and ocean currents to air flow around airplanes and blood moving through

the body. But the unanswered question is largely theoretical. Whether the equations always behave

predictably or can break down under extreme mathematical conditions, Katie Riddle, and Pianus. >> This is NPR News. >> I haven't seen my son since 2012. >> This is Deborah Tyson. The disappearance of her son, Austin, is one of the biggest missing person cases in the world.

>> What do you want from me? I should solve the mystery. >> I know that my son is somewhere alive. Listen to where is Austin Tyson, from MPR's embedded and BBC Radio 4. On the MPR app or wherever

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