Militant fighters seize land in Libya
Islamic State forces gain territory in Libya as U.S. officials report intensified activity and potential sanctions. U.S. intelligence says more than 5,000 fighters have joined the Libya affiliate, the largest outside Syria and Iraq, with strikes and reconnaissance teams aiding limited action while White House resists broader escalation.
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Flint water lawsuits surge as lead cases rise
Civil rights and negligence claims pile up in federal and state courts over Flint water. Plaintiffs seek damages for thousands who drank contaminated water and for families affected by Legionnaires disease, while one suit targets Gov. Snyder and city officials.
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Lunar New Year celebrations begin Year of the Monkey
Beijing and other Asian communities mark the first day of the Year of the Monkey with temple visits, fairs, and open markets. The Spring Festival centers on family, with migrants returning home as dancers in lion costumes and prayers at the Lama Temple in Beijing reflect cultural hopes for luck and health.
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Obama seeks emergency funds to fight Zika virus
The White House asks Congress for 1.8 billion in emergency funding to combat Zika with vaccine and diagnostic research, expanded mosquito control, and strengthened public health systems domestically and internationally. Key aims include protecting pregnant women, accelerating testing, and supporting health services for affected and at-risk populations. The request earmarks 1.5 billion to HHS and 828 million to the CDC for mosquito programs and rapid-response efforts.
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Life remains as complex toppled by quake in Tainan
Rescuers using cranes and dogs searched for survivors in a 17 story Weiguan Golden Dragon complex toppled by a 6.4 magnitude quake in Tainan. Death toll stood at 40 with about 320 rescued and more than 100 believed buried. Survivors recalled harrowing moments as night fell and rescue efforts continued.
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