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Tuesday, February 4, 2020
Evening Edition: Caucus results begin arriving after delay
Perspective: Social media was a cesspool of toxic Iowa conspiracy theories last night. It's only going to get worse.; Senate resumes debate over whether to remove Trump; 'The guardrails are gone': Democrats brace for an emboldened Trump at State of the Union; A Chinese doctor was one of the first to warn about coronavirus. He got detained — and infected.; Trump said everyone should 'stand proudly' for the anthem. Video shows him fidgeting, pointing at his Super Bowl party.; U.S. military arms submarines with new low-yield nuclear warheads over objections from top Democrats; Glitches, chaos, realignments: What Iowa can tell us about what's to come
Li Wenliang was punished for drawing attention to the illness before it was widespread. His situation has drawn rare acknowledgment of official missteps in China.
Other attendees stood calmly with hand over heart as "The Star-Spangled Banner" played, but the president pointed around the room, straightened his jacket and at one point waved his fingers in the air as if conducting an invisible orchestra.
In a review of nuclear policy overseen by then-Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, the Pentagon determined that there was a gap in U.S. nuclear capabilities concerning potential adversaries such as Russia.
Jenna Johnson explains the result of delays from the Iowa caucuses. Juliet Eilperin analyzes the state of the union — of President Trump's environmental policies. And Abha Bhattarai discusses a new market for Lego.
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