Supreme Court to fast track ruling on undocumented immigrant policy
The Supreme Court agreed to fast track the Trump administration’s appeal to restart the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. The move sets a likely hearing for February 16 as both sides file court papers. In other news, Jackman Maine fired town manager Tom Kawczynski over white supremacist views with $30,000 severance. Mueller investigators questioned Attorney General Sessions for hours, first Trump Cabinet official interviewed. Canada and India reject drift toward protectionism after tariffs. Modi warns of trade barriers, Trudeau notes TP Partnership revision. Former General Sami Annan of Egypt arrested on incitement suspicions.
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15-year-old shoots at Ky. high school leaves two dead
A 15-year-old student opened fire at Marshall County High School in Benton Kentucky killing two and wounding a dozen others. Gov. Bevin said all victims were students and the suspect will face murder and attempted murder charges. The attack occurred before classes began at 7 57 a.m and the shooter was arrested at 8 06 a.m. amid surrounding chaos.
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Women receive rare Oscar nods in directing and cinematography
Hollywood saw a hopeful shift as Oscar nominations included women in categories historically sparse for them, notably best director and best cinematographer. Analysts see progress, though supporters urge continued action toward broader inclusion.
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Oscar nominations mark slim progress for women in film
USA TODAY notes that despite scandals, women gain a foothold in the Oscars pool though competition remains fierce. The piece highlights ongoing disparities in opportunities and pay and cites continued near-shutouts in key categories as the Globes season unfolds.
Passing asteroid will miss Earth on Super Bowl Sunday
An asteroid named 2002 AJ129, about one third of a mile wide, will pass Earth at roughly 76,000 mph on Super Bowl Sunday. NASA says it poses no collision risk now or in the next century, with a safe closest approach about 2.6 million miles away.
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