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Israel strikes Hezbollah in response to rocket fire in most significant flare-up of tensions since ceasefire | CNN
The Israeli air force says it struck Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon in response to cross-border rocket fire in the most significant flare-up of tensions since a ceasefire brought uneasy calm to the region.
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Trump rescinds security clearances of political rivals Harris, Clinton and others | CNN Politics
In addition to his Democratic rivals in the 2016 and 2024 election, Trump also revoked clearances from the two Republicans on the House committee that investigated his role in the January 6, 2021, insurrection
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Pope Francis to make first public appearance in five weeks on Sunday | CNN
Pope Francis plans to make his first public appearance since he was hospitalized more than a month ago on Sunday, greeting the public from the hospital where he’s being treated for double pneumonia.
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‘We’re here to clear our names’: Tate brothers, sexist online celebrities, back in Romania to face trafficking charges | CNN
Self-proclaimed misogynist Andrew Tate is back in Romania along with his brother Tristan to report to the police, following a trip to Florida that triggered a state-level criminal probe
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Analysis: Trump wants the war to end. But Putin wants much more than that | CNN
"The Russian president has made no secret of the fact that he believes Ukraine should not exist as an independent state and he has repeatedly said he wants NATO to shrink back to its Cold War-era size. But more than anything, he wants to see a new global order — and he wants Russia to play the starring role in it," writes Ivana Kottasová | Analysis
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‘Principled and fair’: Judge Boasberg had nonpartisan record before facing Trump’s fury | CNN Politics
You wouldn’t know it from Trump’s angry reaction, but plenty of Boasberg’s past rulings and actions have actually aligned with the president’s political interests
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Dismantling the Department of Education will strip resources from disabled children, parents and advocates say | CNN
When parents of disabled children are unable to resolve issues with a school district or state, many resort to filing complaints with the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights, advocates said. But that division was hit hard by layoffs, with the Trump administration closing seven of its 12 regional offices. One employee told CNN that the moves “completely halt the vast majority of cases that we can take in, evaluate and investigate.”
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FBI’s weekend homework: Redact the Epstein Files | CNN Politics
FBI agents are working around the clock – some in 12-hour overnight shifts – on a frenzied mission this week. They are reviewing documents and other evidence in the investigation of accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein to make redactions before the Justice Department releases them publicly, according to people familiar with the situation.
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US envoy says ‘elephant in the room’ in peace talks is whether Ukraine will cede occupied regions | CNN
The biggest obstacle to resolving Russia’s war in Ukraine is the status of Crimea and the four mainland Ukrainian regions occupied by Russia, said US special envoy Steve Witkoff, calling them “the elephant in the room” in peace talks.
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South Korean family goes missing on drive between Grand Canyon and Las Vegas | CNN
Three members of a South Korean family visiting the United States have been missing for more than a week after driving through a winter storm while on a road trip between the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas, according to Arizona officials.
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