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Police in Hong Kong have arrested three people in connection with Hong Kong's deadliest fire in years.

At least 44 people are now confirmed dead and nearly 300 reported missing.

The fire erupted Wednesday afternoon at a high-rise apartment complex that's still burning.

and rescuers are reported to be struggling to reach those who are potentially trapped.

One of the biggest record labels in the world, Warner Music Group, has signed licensing deals with two artificial intelligence companies it was formerly suing.

NPR's Isabella Gomez Sarmiento reports.

The Olympic flame is now on its way to Milan Cortina Winter Olympics.

A torch lighting ceremony was held in ancient Olympia on Wednesday.

The ceremony, however, had to be moved indoors to a nearby museum because of the threat of rainy weather.

The torch will be handed over to Italy next week when it will begin a 63-day journey across all 110 Italian provinces.

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Arizona Democratic Senator Mark Kelly says he does not think President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hagsath have a good understanding of military justice.

Kelly is facing a court martial threat from the Pentagon over that video that featured Kelly and five other Democratic lawmakers calling on U.S.

troops to defy illegal orders.

Also, the FBI has begun contacting those six Democrats seeking to interview them.

All six have national security backgrounds.

They say the Trump administration is trying to silence them.

Israel says it has identified the latest remains turned over by Palestinian militants.