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  • A man looks at a smartphone at Demiivska metro station after train service is suspended due to a large-scale voltage drop in the power grid in Kyiv, Ukraine, on January 31, 2026. Metro trains and escalators in the capital are temporarily halted, with passengers using stations as shelters. The voltage drop also leaves all districts of Kyiv without water supply, triggers emergency power outages in the city and region, and affects Moldova, where several settlements lose electricity. (Photo by Danylo Antoniuk/Ukrinform/NurPhoto via Getty Images) NO USE RUSSIA. NO USE BELARUS. (Photo by Ukrinform/NurPhoto via Getty Images)Europe

    ‘Russia is the only one responsible’: Moldova imposes 60-day energy emergency after Russian strikes in Ukraine

    By The Associated Press, Stephen McGrath, and others
  • lines at airportPolitics

    Senate closes in on deal to end Homeland Security shutdown—without funding ICE operations

    By The Associated Press, Lisa Mascaro, and others
  • Philippine President Marcos oversees fuel subsidy rollout for public transport in Metro ManilaEnergy

    Philippine president declares state of emergency due to “imminent danger of a critically low energy supply”

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  • abortionPolitics

    Republican states rush to ban abortion pills as surveys suggest they’re spiking in pro-life states

    By Geoff Mulvihill and The Associated Press
  • mayesPolitics

    Kalshi and Polymarket rush to update their policies after realizing that Congress could destroy them

    By Ken Sweet and The Associated Press
  • onlyfansLaw

    Billionaire OnlyFans founder Leonid Radvinsky dies of cancer at 43

    By Kaitlyn Huamani and The Associated Press
  • trumpArts & Entertainment

    As planes crash at airports and war rages in Iran, Trump visits Graceland

    By Adrian Sainz, Meg Kinnard, and others
  • planeLaw

    ‘I messed up’: overworked air traffic controller’s admission about deadly La Guardia crash

    By Nick Lichtenberg, Jake Offenhartz, and others
  • cosbyLaw

    Jury holds Bill Cosby liable for sexual assault in 1972, awards $60 million

    By Andrew Dalton and The Associated Press
  • jobsEconomy

    4 years after the ‘Great Resignation,’ workers do a 180 on whether it’s a ‘good time’ to find a job

    By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated Press
  • trumpPolitics

    Trump hates voting by mail—except when he does it in Florida

    By Bill Barrow and The Associated Press
  • zuckerberg on a screen in courtLaw

    One in three teens ‘experienced problematic use’ of Meta platforms: closing arguments begin in landmark New Mexico social media trial

    By The Associated Press and Morgan Lee
  • ballotsLaw

    The Supreme Court looks poised to ban late mail ballots ahead of the midterms

    By The Associated Press and Mark Sherman
  • ICE officers in an airportPolitics

    Meet your new TSA worker during the partial government shutdown: a masked ICE worker

    By The Associated Press, Emilie Megnien, and others
  • aerial shot of a port with cargo containersEconomy

    After 25 years of negotiations, the EU finally signs the EU-Mercosur deal, the biggest trade deal in history linking 700 million people

    By The Associated Press and Sam McNeil