Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. The 84-year-old man who shot Black teenager

Ralph Jarl in Kansas City, Missouri, surrendered to law enforcement this afternoon, is now

free on bond. Madeline Fox, remember station KCUR is more.

Prosecutors filed charges and issued a warrant for Andrew Lester's arrest on Monday evening.

Four days after he shot 16-year-old Ralph Jarl twice after Jarl mistakenly ringed his

doorbell. Lester is charged with two felony counts, assault in the first degree and arm

criminal action. He's facing up to a life sentence. Kansas City's police chief is facing

calls to resign because her office released Lester after initially bringing him in right

after the shooting, and because she said the 84-year-old was not a flight risk.

For NPR News, I'm Madeline Fox in Kansas City.

Dominion voting systems and Fox news have reached a settlement averting a trial. Dominion

sued Fox and its parent company over baseless claims the network aired following the 2020

presidential election. Dominion argued the falsehoods, including a claim the company's

voting machine switched votes from the president Donald Trump to Joe Biden damaged its business

and credibility. Fox has agreed to pay $787.5 million.

World Public and Let House oversight panels ramping up its look into a federal program

after widespread reports of migrant child labor.

NPR's quality of Salis says a hearing is raised pressure on the health and human services

department. The House oversight sub panel grilled the head of the office of refugee resettlement

over reports migrant children were forced to work. Sub panel chairman Glenn Groffman

pushed the program's director Robin Dunn Marcos to explain a New York Times report that

the program lost track of 85,000 migrant children.

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