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Search for Nancy Guthrie enters sixth day and how ICE agents are scanning people's faces: Morning Rundown
Plus, no suspects in the search for Nancy Guthrie and election officials fear federal interference in the midterms. 
Fact-checking Trump's interview and a plan to promote marriage before kids in schools: Morning Rundown
Plus, how Super Bowl gamblers are avoiding sports betting bans.
Netflix grilled over 'woke' shows and U.K. probe into Epstein leak claims: Morning Rundown
Plus, how some of Trump's cuts to science funding have been reversed.
House likely to vote today to reopen government and NASA delays moon mission: Morning Rundown
Plus, the Clintons agree to testify in House Epstein probe.
Status of the government funding package and 'ICE Out' at the Grammys: Morning Rundown
Plus, a key border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt partially reopens today. 
Democrats reach shutdown agreement with Trump and Tulsi Gabbard emerges from the sidelines: Morning Rundown
Plus, the first lady makes her film debut with a new documentary that's already facing criticism. 
Trump's pivot on Alex Pretti's shooting and scientists' 'snow drought' concern: Morning Rundown
Plus, a look at the states where the U.S. Winter Olympians are from, ahead of next week's Games. 
Minneapolis daily life takes a turn and the Fed expected to unveil unchanged interest rates: Morning Rundown
Plus, how being a "night owl" could be harmful to your heart health, one study finds.
Trump makes changes on the ground in Minnesota and doctors break with the CDC: Morning Rundown
Plus, TikTok blames app issues on a U.S. data center outage amid censorship allegations.
Policing experts react to Minnesota shooting and a record-low temperature in the U.S.: Morning Rundown
Plus, the Seahawks and Patriots punch their tickets to the Super Bowl. 
