Monday's Headlines: China’s stock markets plunge as coronavirus nears pandemic status
Virus threatens U.S. companies' supply of Chinese-made parts and materials; At end of Iowa campaign, competing visions of unity and electability; What happens when 4 Democratic candidates come to your city? There's nowhere to park.; Chiefs rally to defeat 49ers, win second Super Bowl title; The five best Super Bowl ads, from Google's Loretta tribute to that guy's Cheeto fingers; ... and the five worst commercials, from Planters' baby nut to Sabra's celebrity parade; I wish you'd never happened, Donald Trump. But I'm grateful for you, too.; Uncertainty hangs over Iowa — and the 2020 race; Trump is no friend of Israel, even if he says otherwise; The (perplexing) state of the economy; Ukraine wouldn't do Trump's dirty work. So GOP senators are doing it instead.; The Trump 51 and their challenge to Democrats — and democracy; Iran has 'de-escalated,' but threat of retaliation remains, general says; The Constitution says it's okay to shoot socialists, a GOP state legislator contends ; My dying dog helped teach me how to live in the moment
The decline reflected 10 days of unrelenting bad news since the Chinese markets were last open on Jan. 23. It came hours after 17,205 confirmed cases were reported in mainland China.
Consumer electronics makers are among the most vulnerable firms. Publicly, however, officials have downplayed the potential economic impact on the United States, with White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow saying it will probably only have "minimal" effect.
The final hours for the Democratic candidates before Monday night's caucuses were riven by uncertainty over the results and where Iowa would send the campaign.
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Kansas City's high-powered offense, led by star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, mounted a late comeback against San Francisco to deliver Kansas City's first NFL championship in 50 years.
A month after a U.S. strike killed Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani, the United States continues to brace for attacks, according to a senior military official.
People often misunderstand the Treason Clause in Article III of the Constitution, interpreting it to justify punishment of political opponents, a law professor said of Montana state Rep. Rodney Garcia's claim.
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