Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
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The president revealed the clandestine negotiations with Tehran in a 90-minute meeting with Netanyahu at the White House.
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The full police file of the evidence in the school shooting won’t be published, stirring criticism of the investigation’s secrecy.
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The United Nations announces upcoming face-to-face negotiations between Assad’s government and opposition fighters in Geneva.
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The Arctic mass is expected move east in the coming days and could disrupt the U.S.’s busy travel week.
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Tall SUVs give state troopers better surveillance of guilty drivers but the state is also offering “texting turnoffs” on highways to give motorists a break.
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The convergence of the secular and religious holidays is a source of angst for many who celebrate both.
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The anti-government rally escalates seeking to force civil servants to stop working.
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Experts on North Korea see signs of a steady output of the drug there — and the potential for global distribution.
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Taylor Swift took home four honors including artist of the year for the third time.
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The Broncos were staked to a 24-0 lead at halftime, but fell to the Patriots in overtime.
