Monday's Headlines: With Iowa caucuses looming, Democratic candidates ramp up their attacks
China trade deal was pitched as a boon for the working class, but Trump celebrated with Wall Street titans; When saving the planet spoils the charm of historic houses; The Chiefs and 49ers will square off in Super Bowl LIV. Here's what you need to know about the game.; Trump invited states and localities to bar refugees. A judge says he can't do that.; Trump's hallmark foreign policy failure? 'Maximum pressure.'; A judge said calling a transgender woman 'her' would show bias. Oh, please.; Can Wall Street save us from climate change? (Fat chance.); We can't give up on King's Promised Land; Trump's lawyers shouldn't be allowed to use bogus legal arguments; Prince Harry makes first public comments on decision to step back from royal duties; President Trump made 16,241 false or misleading claims in his first three years; A tense debate over guns in Virginia Beach, still reeling from a mass shooting; Inventors, philanthropists, activists: Five exceptional girls and the parents who raised them; Two Honolulu police officers fatally shot, officials say
The agreement illustrates how a president who once railed against financial industry greed and vowed to remake the GOP as a "workers' party" has prioritized corporate America's desires.
From the Great Lakes to the Black Hills, property owners worried about climate change find themselves debating the fine points of dormer contours and shingle color with preservationists worried about architectural integrity.
The key for the Kansas City Chiefs will be slowing a 49ers defensive line stuffed with stars, while the San Francisco 49ers need to contain the reigning league MVP, quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
In a speech at a charity event in London, Harry said that he and his wife had "no other option" but to stand down. He praised Queen Elizabeth II and the rest of his family for supporting the couple in recent months.
Gun owners leaned on the city council to pass a resolution declaring support for the Second Amendment. Now they plan to head to Richmond for a massive gun rights rally.
The officers had responded to a call at a home where a man allegedly stabbed his landlord, who was reportedly trying to evict him. The man then set fire to the home and is believed to have died in the blaze, according to local media outlets.
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