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This week, shots for a new HIV vaccine trial started going into participants' arms, but as Ari Daniel reports, the effort a year delayed and almost didn't happen at all.

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In a hard-hitting speech at Davos Thursday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized Europe's inaction while giving Europeans a lesson in courage.

NPR's Eleanor Beardsley reports that Zelenskyy was not afraid to broach sensitive subjects.

A showdown over heavy immigration enforcement in Minnesota now involves the arrest of at least three people.

They're accused of helping organize a protest that disrupted Sunday services at a St.

Paul church where one of the pastors is linked to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Here's NPR's Sarah Ventry reporting.

Former special prosecutor Jack Smith says he stands by his decision to charge President Trump for attempting to overturn the 2020 election and for hiding secret government documents at his Florida resort.

Smith gave his first public testimony Thursday facing tough questions from Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee.

On social media, President Trump suggested that Smith himself should be prosecuted.

Smith says he won't be intimidated.

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Millions of Americans are preparing for a massive winter storm.

It's expected to start in New Mexico and Texas Friday and then move east through the south and up the coast to New England.

Forecasters are warning of severe ice and snow from Texas to Boston with bitterly cold air to follow.

Utility workers are on alert.

A nationally known sports broadcaster from Minnesota has launched a Republican campaign for an open U.S.