Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton. Shipping giant FedEx is suing the Trump

administration calling for a full refund for tariffs the company paid during President Trump's

trade war over the last year. Last week, the Supreme Court ruled that Trump had illegally

levied the tariffs using an emergency power. FedEx is the first major company to seek a refund

for tariffs since the decision.

Snow is still piling up in New England after a bomb cyclone slammed into the northeast,

knocking out power and making travel impossible in some areas. A record-breaking amount of snow has fallen in Rhode Island,

eclipsing a previous record set almost 50 years ago.

The National Weather Service reported nearly 33 inches at the state's airport this afternoon,

and the snow was still coming down hard.

Ocean State media's Ben Burke has more.

Fall River, Massachusetts sits right on the Rhode Island border.

In the city of 100,000 people, ambulances and fire trucks are getting stuck in the snow.

Mayor Paul Coogan says medics have had to walk for blocks to fulfill some 911 calls.

He's calling in outside help to plow and shovel.

It's going to be a while.

I've got regular conversations with the governor and lieutenant governor, and they're going to be sending some equipment.

We're going to be working with the National Guard.

But this is like the Blizzard of 78 that you all heard about.

This is it again.

Kugan says that blizzard shut down driving for over a week and contributed to close to two dozen deaths across the region.

For NPR News, I'm Ben Burke in Fall River, Massachusetts.

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