Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Dan Ronan. Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents shot two people in Glen Burnie, Maryland Wednesday. Scott Mascioni from member station WIPR reports.

The shooting occurred around 10.50 a.m. after ICE agents approached a van, according to Anurundle County Police. The agents opened fire on

the van striking one person. Another person outside the van suffered minor injuries. Both were taken

to the University of Maryland's shock trauma center in Baltimore. ICE's criminal investigation division

is leading a probe into the shooting. Maryland Governor West Moore says he's aware of the

shooting and will remain in touch with local officials. Glenn Bernie is one of the fastest growing

Latino populations in Maryland. ICE has been active in the state and the agency made more than 700

arrests in Maryland between September and mid-October. For NPR News, I'm Scott Mosioni in Baltimore.

President Trump on Christmas Eve made phone calls to some children around the country, as NORAD,

the North American Aerospace Defense Command tracked Santa's annual journey from the North Pole.

On a call with a child from Kansas, the president asked what the child wanted for Christmas,

and the call instead pivoted to energy policy.

What would you like Santa to bring?

Not coal.

Not coal.

No, you don't want, well, coal is, you mean clean, beautiful coal.

I had to do that. I'm sorry.

Another child told the president they wanted a Kindle for Christmas.

He responded, you must be a high IQ person.

We need more high IQ people in this country.

Dominion Energy has filed a lawsuit this challenging an order by the Trump administration, directing the company to stop work on an offshore wind project on Virginia's coast.

NPR's Michael Copley reports the stop work order is citing national security concerns.

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