Tuesday, January 16

In The NEWS


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Former President Donald Trump enters the day as a significant favorite, with the closely watched Iowa Poll showing him with 48% of the vote. Former Gov. Nikki Haley (SC) and Gov. Ron DeSantis (FL) are in a tight race for second, polling at 20% and 16%, respectively. The next closest candidate, entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, sits at around 8%. See poll averages here.


Today marks the 100th day of the Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip, a conflict sparked by an Oct. 7 Hamas raid into southern Israel, during which almost 1,200 civilians were killed.


An estimated 24,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since fighting began—roughly 1% of the preconflict population—according to the Hamas-run Health Ministry. The number does not specify how many were Hamas combatants. More than half of the structures in Gaza are believed to have been damaged or destroyed, with 1.8 million people displaced inside the Philadelphia-sized region.



The 75th Primetime Emmy Awards to be presented tonight (8 pm ET, Fox); see predictions for major categories (More) | "Mean Girls" film musical hauls in $31M to lead holiday weekend box office (More)


NFL and Disney in early talks for NFL to buy stake in ESPN (More) | NFL postseason's Wild Card Round wrapping tonight; see latest playoff bracket (More)


Bill Hayes, "Days of Our Lives" star for over 50 years, dies at 98 (More) | Joyce Randolph, best known for starring role in "The Honeymooners," dies at 99 (More) | Alec Musser, star of "All My Children," dies at 50 (More)


Federal health officials recommend reclassifying marijuana from a Schedule I to Schedule III drug; move would ease federal restrictions on the substance, decision on reclassification expected in coming months (More) | Drug scheduling 101 (More)


Peregrine lunar lander reaches the moon's orbit, continues to send back data despite springing a fuel leak shortly after launch; final plans for the private spacecraft to be determined (More)


Study links skin microbiome—the collection of bacteria and fungi present on the skin—to signs of aging, including wrinkles, moisture loss, and more (More)



SOURCE:  1440 News

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