Rufina Chow

Former Prince Andrew’s arrest presents a crisis for the royal family. Historic Olympic golds in women’s figure skating and hockey. And Homeland Security wants to buy a luxury jet for deportations.

Minnesotans feel more strongly about Trump's immigration policies, poll show. A new sport debuts at the Winter Olympics. And the first “Board of Peace” meeting.

In today’s newsletter: What to expect at the Winter Olympics opening ceremony, as the Games officially get going.

The House Rules Committee will meet about a government spending package to end the partial government shutdown. Multiple artists make Grammy history in a night dominated by anti-ICE messages. The Rafah will partially reopen.

Senate Democrats reach a shutdown agreement with the president. Tulsi Gabbard's presence at an FBI raid of an election hub baffles national security experts. And Melania Trump's new film.

White House insiders reveal how the Trump administration scrambled to respond to Alex Pretti's shooting. A "snow drought" is concerning scientists. And previewing the Winter Olympics.

A dangerous winter storm begins moving across the U.S. What to know about Trump's "Board of Peace." And Vance berates Democrats in a visit to Minneapolis.

Trump meets with NATO's secretary general on Greenland. A memo shows that ICE told officers and agents they can forcibly enter homes without a judicial warrant. And a major storm is set to bring record cold to the U.S.

A luxury retailer files for bankruptcy, Mattel introduces a new Barbie, and octogenarians run for re-election.

In today’s newsletter: Minnesota residents, leaders and protesters express their fears as thousands of federal officers flood the state.

Trump meets with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado. The president's goals for possible Iran action. And another shooting involving a federal officer in Minnesota.