The CDC still recommends Americans should wear masks in public *indoor* spaces, but more states are dropping their mask mandates. New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Illinois are the latest to do so. Five other states rolled back their rules in the last few days. Anti-vaccine protests by truckers in Canada are now having a *major* impact on the auto industry. They are disrupting trade and forcing some manufacturing plants to slow production. Now the Department of Homeland Security warns a similar convoy might pop up near the Super Bowl. Russian troops in Belarus, Ukraine's northern neighbor, started large-scale military drills this morning and the U.S. is calling it an "escalatory action." CBS News has learned there may be a Justice Department investigation into former President Trump's handling of documents when he left office. The New York Times reports workers from the National Archives found possibly classified information in documents recovered from the Mar-a-Lago resort. There is growing momentum this morning behind an effort to ban members of Congress from trading stocks. Bob Saget's family says the comedian, actor, and TV host died of head trauma. In a statement, his family says he "accidentally hit the back of his head on something, thought nothing of it and went to sleep." NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell made his first public response to a racial discrimination lawsuit by fired Miami Dolphins coach, Brian Flores. At the Winter Olympics, Team USA *quadrupled* its gold medal total overnight. Meanwhile, a drug testing controversy could give U.S. skaters a second gold.
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The CDC still recommends Americans should wear masks in public *indoor* spaces, but more states are dropping their mask mandates. New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Illinois are the latest to do so. Five other states rolled back their rules in the last few days. Anti-vaccine protests by truckers in Canada are now having a *major* impact on the auto industry. They are disrupting trade and forcing some manufacturing plants to slow production. Now the Department of Homeland Security warns a similar convoy might pop up near the Super Bowl. Russian troops in Belarus, Ukraine's northern neighbor, started large-scale military drills this morning and the U.S. is calling it an "escalatory action." CBS News has learned there may be a Justice Department investigation into former President Trump's handling of documents when he left office. The New York Times reports workers from the National Archives found possibly classified information in documents recovered from the Mar-a-Lago resort. There is growing momentum this morning behind an effort to ban members of Congress from trading stocks. Bob Saget's family says the comedian, actor, and TV host died of head trauma. In a statement, his family says he "accidentally hit the back of his head on something, thought nothing of it and went to sleep." NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell made his first public response to a racial discrimination lawsuit by fired Miami Dolphins coach, Brian Flores. At the Winter Olympics, Team USA *quadrupled* its gold medal total overnight. Meanwhile, a drug testing controversy could give U.S. skaters a second gold.
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