Evening Edition: As Iran prepares to bury Soleimani, Iraq expecting U.S. troop withdrawal
Europeans shift troops from Iraq, warn that U.S. actions imperil the fight against ISIS; How a 'quantum change' in missiles has made Iran a far more dangerous foe; McConnell says he is ready to proceed with impeachment trial with no deal on witnesses; Impeachment trial? What impeachment trial?; Flynn deserves up to 6 months in prison, U.S. says in reversal; Dating apps need women. Advertisers need diversity. AI companies offer help: Fake people.; Trump, Bloomberg each spend an estimated $10 million for 60 seconds of Super Bowl ads; FBI asks Apple for help cracking Pensacola gunman's iPhones; The BAFTAs are a major Oscars predictor. Not a single actor of color was nominated.; Foxes keep attacking this 88-year-old, leading him to strangle one with his bare hands; D.C. Council member Jack Evans to resign
Iranian leaders stepped up calls for revenge against the United States as authorities there prepared to bury Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani. The burial was suspended after a stampede killed scores of mourners.
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The Senate majority leader told GOP colleagues that he has the votes to begin President Trump's trial with just opening arguments and questions from senators.
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Mike DeBonis explains the impeachment trial's delay. Liz Sly unravels the fraught history of U.S.-Iraq relations. And Kayla Epstein assuages young people's concerns about the draft.
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The former Trump national security adviser turned against prosecutors after initially cooperating in the Mueller probe and pleading guilty to lying to investigators.
Artificial intelligence systems can easily generate faces convincing enough to fool the human eye. Their clientele: advertisers, dating apps and anyone else with cash.
Ahmed Mohammed al-Shamrani's devices, one struck with a bullet, could lead to another battle over encryption between the federal government and Silicon Valley.
A retired fire chief in Maine was attacked by a fox in September. Four months later, another returned and attacked him. This one had rabies, officials said.
Evans, the city's longest-serving lawmaker, will resign Jan. 17, Council Chairman Phil Mendelson said. His colleagues have been preparing to expel him over ethics violations, bringing an ignominious end to a nearly three-decade career for a titan of D.C. politics.
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