Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton. U.S. Special Envoy's beat Steve Whitkoff and Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, say their talks with Ukraine's peace negotiators will continue for another day in Florida tomorrow, citing progress on a security framework. In a social media post, Whitkoff says real progress depends on whether Russia is seriously committed to a long-term peace.

The pair met with Russian officials earlier this week as Ukraine and its European allies accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of not seriously considering the peace plan.

Putin says European leaders are trying to sabotage the effort.

Vaccine advisors to the CDC have recommended narrowing their hepatitis B immunization guidance

for newborns, as NPR's Ping Huang reports, the change rolls back a decades-long policy.

The panel voted to recommend a birth dose of the hepatitis B vaccine only for infants born to women who

test positive. Previously, the shot had been recommended to all babies. It's a policy credited

with dramatically lowering liver diseases caused by the virus. Pediatrician Cody Meisner voted against

the change. Do no harm is a moral imperative. We are doing harm by changing this wording. And I vote no.

But he and two others opposed to the change were overruled by eight members of the committee who voted yes.

Several said they cast their votes to support parents making their own decisions.

CDC staff pointed out that the previous policy allowed for this and that the group's

responsibility is to make recommendations at the population level. Ping Huang and PR News.

A man suspected of placing pipe bombs outside the Democratic and Republican headquarters in Washington,

D.C., ahead of the January 6, 2021 riot, told investigators that he believed conspiracy theories that the 2020

election was stolen from President Trump. That's according to a person familiar with the

investigation who wasn't authorized to speak publicly. He was charged yesterday with

explosives-related crimes. Architect Frank Gary has died at the age of 96. He's known for designing

whimsical buildings around the world.

And PR's Milton Gavada reports.

One of Frank Gary's most famous works is the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles.

Like many of his buildings, it's wavy and weird.

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