Senior tech and economic opportunity reporter Jessica Guynn explains. Plus, President Joe Biden has strong words for Russia, breaking news reporter Claire Thornton talks Americans' growing fears on COVID-19, we remember Meat Loaf and the March for Life descends on Washington.

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He addressed the nation yesterday as approval ratings have plummeted. Plus, voting rights legislation fails in the Senate, education reporter Alia Wong talks about day care closings because of omicron, the Sundance Film Festival kicks off and tech reporter Brett Molina talks about 5G near airports.

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Only a handful of documents will be made available - for now. Plus, reporter Sarah Elbeshbishi explains how some states make a distinction between sexual assault victims who were forced to be intoxicated and those who chose to do so, Secretary of State Anthony Blinken meets with Ukrainian leaders amid Russia tensions, tech reporter Brett Molina explains why Microsoft bought a big video game company and AT&T and Verizon launch 5G in most of the country.

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Democrats were able to pass a bill through the House, but doing so in the Senate may be impossible without eliminating the filibuster. Plus, research from Israel shows a 4th COVID-19 vaccine dose may not be as effective against omicron, we hear some tips on finding at-home COVID-19 tests, Tonga remains isolated after a tsunami and a massive asteroid passes by Earth.

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Patient safety reporter Karen Weintraub explains why there's optimism. Plus, it's Martin Luther King Jr. Day amid a fresh voting rights fight, hostages are free after a Texas synagogue attack, breaking news reporter Claire Thornton talks about disparities in cancer deaths and the Australian Open begins without Novak Djokovic.

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Hundreds of thousands of test results have been called into question. Plus, Winter Storm Izzy is on the move, tech reporter Brett Molina talks about the hit game of 2022, Novak Djokovic is back in detention and the NFL Playoffs begin.

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Money and tech reporter Michelle Shen has some good news. Plus, a winter storm slams half the country, NOW reporter Gabriela Miranda tells us how to reuse N95 or KN95 masks, tensions continue with Russia and Novak Djokovic's visa is revoked again in Australia.

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The move comes as the federal government grapples with an omicron variant COVID-19 surge. Plus, economic opportunity reporter Charisse Jones reports on how many Latinos live in areas lacking services, wellness reporter Sara Moniuszko talks about how therapy can be a dealbreaker when dating, Major League Baseball and its players meet for the first time in weeks and Novak Djokovic's status in Australia remains in limbo.

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Even if so, hospitalizations and deaths from the recent wave will continue slamming hospitals for weeks, as health reporter Elizabeth Weise tells us. Plus, investigations continue into the deadly Bronx fire, a Maryland man lives with a pig heart, the second season of 'Cheer' tackles its former star's child porn charges and a new report casts another shadow on inflation.

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