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Meanwhile, California Governor Gavin Newsom says a media event he planned at the World Economic Forum was canceled.

After pressure from the Trump administration, from member station KQED, Guy Marzarati reports.

The House Oversight Committee has approved a resolution to hold former President Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress.

The matter now moves to the full House.

NPR's Claudia Rosales reports a bipartisan rebuke comes after the couple defied a congressional subpoena tied to Jeffrey Epstein.

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A federal magistrate judge has ordered the government not to review for now any materials seized in its recent search of a Washington Post reporter's home.

The order comes in response to a legal challenge the post has filed against the search.

NPR's Ryan Lucas reports.

The governors of both North and South Carolina have declared states of emergency ahead of that winter storm forecasters are warning about.

A winter storm watches in effect from New Mexico to the Appalachian Mountains, and forecasters say it could cause power outages across the South this weekend.

Experts expect frigid conditions to persist into early next month.

Sundance Film Festival kicks off Thursday, today, in Park City, Utah.

The festival features 90 premieres, including potential Oscar nominees.

Celebrations are planned to honor the legacy of founder Robert Redford, who died in September.

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Supreme Court appears reluctant to let President Trump fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook.

During about two hours of arguments Wednesday, Justice Brett Kavanaugh questioned whether the move would hurt the Fed's independence.