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U.S., dozens of allies condemn North Korea-Russia weapons transfer The United States and dozens of its allies on Tuesday condemned the transfer of weapons from North Korea to Russia, and Moscow's use of them in its war in Ukraine.     House Republicans launch formal inquiry into Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization The GOP-led House Armed Services Committee launched a formal inquiry Tuesday into Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization and the Pentagon's failure to inform the Biden administration of his condition.   CENTCOM: Houthi rebels launch 'complex attack' on Red Sea ships Iran-backed Houthi rebels on Tuesday launched what the U.S. military described as "a complex attack" involving missiles and drones in the Red Sea, further raising already high tensions in the Middle East.   In Tel Aviv, Blinken announces U.N. effort to help return Palestinians home to Gaza Secretary of State Antony Blinken said displaced Palestinians must be permitted to return to their homes in the Gaza when the timing is right and announced Israel had agreed to a plan that could allow that to happen.   NASA delays Artemis crewed launches, targets moon landing in 2026 NASA announced Tuesday it will delay its Artemis launches to "work through challenges" and "ensure crew safety," as the space agency targets 2026 to return astronauts to the moon.   Study: Sickle cell disorder patients less likely to get full COVID-19 vaccine dosage The recent findings by the University of Michigan's academic medical center suggests adults with sickle cell disease are half as likely to have received an initial COVID-19 vaccine dose as people without sickle cell.   Interior Department announces $138M for wildfire prevention, recovery The Department of Interior on Tuesday announced what it called a "historic" investment of $138 million to help prevent wildfires and help areas affected by them.   Social media platform X to introduce peer-to-peer payments X, formerly known as Twitter, will introduce peer-to-peer payments, new AI-powered advertisement tools and expand partnerships with content creators, the company said.   U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin treated for early prostate cancer Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is in treatment for prostate cancer and recently underwent surgery, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center said in a statement on Tuesday.   3 dead in Southeast storms as Florida governor issues state of emergency Three people are reported to have been killed in severe weather throughout the Southeastern United States on Tuesday as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency following a string of tornadoes.   U.S. to spend more than $12M to reduce child labor violations in Mexico The United States is taking steps to align with its obligations in the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement that will further address Mexican child labor violations.   Astrobotic: Peregrine spacecraft won't land on moon after propellant loss The company that had hoped to be the first private one to put a lunar lander on the moon now is looking ahead to its next space mission after confirming the failure of its Peregrine spacecraft on Tuesday.   'Our Flag Means Death' canceled at Max "Our Flag Means Death" creator David Jenkins announced on Tuesday that the Max comedy was canceled after two seasons.   Watch: New York zoo's second giraffe calf is a girl named Pippi A New York Zoo announced its second giraffe calf born in a week is a girl with the same father but a different mother from the first calf.   Team finds 17 rattlesnakes in collapsed California barn A California reptile wrangling business said its team was shocked to remove 17 rattlesnakes from a single barn.   Indian man punches punching bag for 55 hours, 15 minutes A 42-year-old martial artist in India broke a Guinness World Record when he spent 55 hours, 15 minutes throwing punches at a punching bag.   'Cleaning Lady,' 'X-Men' actor Adan Canto dies at 42 Adan Canto died Monday at age 42 after a private battle with appendiceal cancer.   N.C. woman wins her second jackpot from a second-chance lottery drawing A North Carolina woman collected a $100,000 lottery prize just over three years after taking home a $150,000 prize.   Philadelphia measles outbreak raises concern as vaccination rates fall Eight Philadelphia residents are known to have contracted measles, the city's department of health said in an update on the outbreak, citing anti-vaxxer sentiments in recent years that have reduced immunization rates.   Cat missing for 7 years found at factory 300 yards from home A British woman was reunited with her lost cat after 7 years when the feline was found to be living at a factory just 300 yards from home.   U.S.-Russian citizen arrested on drug charges in Russia A dual national of Russia and the United States has been arrested on drug charges, according to a Moscow court.   JetBlue's Joanna Geraghty makes history as first woman to lead major U.S. airline JetBlue's president and chief operating officer, Joanna Geraghty will become CEO in February, making her the first woman to lead a major U.S. airline, the company said Tuesday.   Tina Fey to star in 'The Four Seasons' series at Netflix Tina Fey will reunite with her "30 Rock" collaborators Tracey Wigfield and Lang Fisher on "The Four Seasons," a new show based on the Alan Alda film.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Hochul Warns of Lingering Floods and Outages in New York StateGov. Kathy Hochul of New York said the most significant problems caused by the storm were likely to persist after it moved on.   More Than 1,000 Flights Are Canceled as Extreme Weather Batters the U.S.The cancellations were felt most acutely in Chicago, where ice and snow briefly halted all flights on Tuesday afternoon. Airports elsewhere in the Midwest and the Northeast were also affected. Appeals Court in Trump Immunity Hearing Seems Skeptical of His ClaimA three-judge panel appeared unlikely to grant the former president’s request that it throw out federal criminal charges that he plotted to overturn the 2020 election. Allegations Against D.A. Fani Willis Bolster Trump’s Criticism of Georgia CaseA defendant in the case has accused the district attorney in charge of it and a special prosecutor she hired of being romantic partners, saying the case should be dismissed. As Political Theater, Trump’s Court Appearance Wasn’t a ShowstopperThe former president plans to continue showing up at various legal proceedings against him, but in this case the spotlight stayed largely on the judges and their skepticism about his immunity claims. 5 Takeaways From the Appeals Court Hearing on Trump’s Immunity ClaimA ruling by the court, and the timing of its decision, could be a major factor in determining when, or even whether, the former president will go to trial in the federal election case. For Anti-Trump Republicans, It All Might Come Down to New HampshireWith the Iowa caucuses likely to be a battle for second place, the next nominating state appears to offer the best chance of an upset defeat of Donald Trump. What Will Happen at the Iowa Caucuses? Here’s What to ExpectA win isn’t always win in the Iowa caucuses. In the final days, the candidates are scrambling to beat each other — and expectations. Surprised by New Details About Austin’s Health, White House Orders ReviewThe president learned only Tuesday that his defense secretary had been diagnosed with prostate cancer a month ago and had surgery under general anesthesia in December, aides said. Secret Synagogue Tunnel Sets Off Altercation That Leads to 9 ArrestsVideos showed a tumultuous scene as young Hasidic men clashed with the police in the global headquarters of the Chabad-Lubavitcher movement in Brooklyn. Saudi-Israel Ties Depend on Steps Toward a Palestinian State, Blinken SaysIn meetings with Israeli leaders, the U.S. secretary of state held out the prospect of Saudi recognition to prod Israel to curb combat operations in Gaza and accept a path to Palestinian statehood. Lloyd Austin Can’t Go AWOL. Neither Can America.A world we seek to turn our back on is likelier to stab us in the back than it is to turn its back on us. What the Japan Airlines and Alaska Airlines Incidents Tell Us About Airline SafetyThe Japan Airlines and Alaska Airlines incidents could have been much worse. Imagine if Trump LosesResistance to his candidacy is not futile. Amalija Knavs, Mother of Former First Lady Melania Trump, Dies at 78A patternmaker from Slovenia, she and her husband became naturalized U.S. citizens with the help of their daughter and then a focal point in the debate around Donald Trump’s immigration policies. New York Begins Evicting Migrant Families Who Hit a Shelter Time LimitOn Tuesday, families with children had to pack up their belongings and either find somewhere else to live or line up to reapply for shelter beds. Natural Gas Played Role in Fort Worth Hotel Explosion, Officials SayA fire official said that the authorities had yet to determine the specific cause but that there was nothing to indicate any foul play. For the Lakota, Creativity Thrives Where’s There No Word for ArtA Native-run studio, the Artspace is a beacon of hope, nurturing talent amid a resurgence of Indigenous traditions. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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