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 Israel-Hamas ceasefire begins: What we know CNN · Staff First hostages are freed from Gaza as Israeli troops withdraw from several locations.  |
 TikTok says it is restoring service for U.S. users, thanking Trump NBC News · Kevin Collier, Ben Goggin and Savannah Sellers The company said that the app was coming back online after President-elect Donald Trump provided assurances to the company’s service providers.  Awkward inauguration moments BBC News · Staff From flashy fashion choices to weird parade floats, here are some occasions that defied Inauguration Day’s customary pomp and circumstance.  ‘Lady McBiden’: Nancy Pelosi’s daughter blasts the first lady POLITICO · Jonathan Martin The feud between the president and ex-speaker intensifies in the waning hours of his presidency. |
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 Trump’s promise of mass deportations has migrants preparing for the worst NBC News · Iris Kim South Brooklyn Sanctuary is one of dozens of groups across the country that teach migrants to represent themselves in asylum cases.  What are the biggest JWST discoveries so far? bigthink.com · Ethan Siegel As the James Webb Space Telescope uncovers record-setting findings across the universe, the surprises stand out most.  On eve of CFP title game, employee status intrigues some players Associated Press · Eddie Pells And could a players’ association have made things better?  The real cognitive neuroscience behind ‘Severance’ WIRED · Rachael Elward, Lauren Ford The “severance procedure” isn’t real — but some of the show’s ideas aren’t as out-there as you may think.  The breaks between TV seasons have gotten really long theringer.com · Ben Lindbergh, Rob Arthur Multiyear layoffs after each finale are now the norm. What happened to annual releases?  Many doctors don’t discuss sex after cancer NPR · Yuki Noguchi But survivors wish they would. |
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