Evening Edition: After first American death from virus, U.S. announces new travel restrictions
2 public schools in Oregon, Washington state close as districts race to contain virus; Democrats make final push in South Carolina as voting gets underway; U.S. signs deal with Taliban, a turning point in Afghanistan war; As Sessions seeks Senate return, all eyes watch to see whom Trump endorses; Anti-climate activist calls herself a 'fan' of alt-right commentator at CPAC; This Trump-themed coffee shop mocks liberals but still wants to serve them ; A North Carolina girl won a state wrestling title and 'inspired a lot of kids'
Vice President Pence said the existing travel ban on Iran would extend to foreign nationals who had been in that country the past 14 days. The State Department also is increasing its warning advising Americans not to travel to parts of Italy and South Korea affected by the virus.
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The state's primary is the first real test of whether candidates can appeal to African Americans, a core part of the Democratic electorate. A good performance also could provide some momentum ahead of Super Tuesday, when 16 jurisdictions hold nominating contests.
Under the peace deal, the United States would fully withdraw its troops from Afghanistan within 14 months. The agreement comes after seven days of reduced violence in the country and sets the stage for talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban.
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The former attorney general went from top Trump ally to enemy, publicly humiliated by the president, who has remained silent as multiple candidates seek Alabama's GOP nomination.
Naomi Seibt, hired by the right-leaning Heartland Institute as a foil to Greta Thunberg, said she "absolutely" supports Stefan Molyneux. The Southern Poverty Law Center has called Molyneux a propagandist who amplifies "scientific racism."
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Purchase a "black coffee matters" shirt or "Make America Great Again" red cap. The store, which had a soft opening last Saturday, is a space for Trump supporters to gather and feel welcome, said co-owner Cliff Gephart. But it's not political, he insists.
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