Pence still plans Israel visit amid scheduling delay
Pence's office said the vice president remains set to visit Israel this month after Israel's foreign ministry noted January dates were not on its schedule. Later, Pence's deputy chief of staff affirmed plans to travel later this month and to Egypt, offering no dates.
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Violence surges as Iran protests turn deadly across cities
Protests across Iran escalate with armed demonstrators attempting to seize bases and police stations, security forces repelling the attacks and killing at least 13 people. Iran’s state media reports clashes in Tayserkan Shahinshahr Najafabad and other cities with arrests and a police officer death marking the first fatal security force loss.
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Record cold grips central U S as 2018 begins
Cold wave shatters century marks across the Midwest and beyond with wind chill advisories from Texas to Canada. Two deaths linked to exposure reported in Milwaukee area. other fatalities investigated in North Dakota. Plunging temps close events and freeze pipes from Nebraska to Georgia.
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Roberts to review judiciary misconduct policies after storms
Chief Justice John Roberts pledges a careful evaluation of federal judiciary sexual misconduct policies and a spotlight on court employees after hurricanes. A working group will assess codes of conduct and complaint handling, while he commends Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico judges for resilient duty during Irma and Maria and outlines improved emergency plans.
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Chicago reports lower 2017 homicide total despite violence in hot spots
Chicago ended 2017 with 650 homicides down from 771 in 2016 and shootings dropping to 2785 from 3550. City officials credit high tech crime-fighting measures, including Strategic Decision Support Centers with gunshot detection, as Englewood shows improvement, with six more centers planned.
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