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Democratic Senator Adam Schiff says Trump will do everything he can to suppress the vote.

He was interviewed on ABC's This Week.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said today,

He's imposing sanctions on some foreign manufacturers of components for Russian drones and missiles used against Ukraine.

NPR's Eleanor Beardsley reports.

Russian authorities say they have a suspect in last week's attempted assassination of a senior military intelligence officer.

They say a Russian citizen was detained in Dubai and is now in custody in Moscow.

Vladimir Akseyev serves as the first deputy head of Russia's military intelligence service.

He was shot three times in his apartment building on Friday.

He is expected to survive.

Team USA has won its first medal of the Winter Olympics.

Skier Breezy Johnson took the gold in the women's downhill race in Italy.

NPR's Becky Sullivan reports.

This is NPR News in Washington.

Japan's public broadcaster NHK is projecting that the ruling Liberal Democratic Party won decisively in today's parliamentary election.

It's projected it won a two-thirds majority in the lower house of parliament, which would allow the prime minister to overcome any upper house opposition to her conservative agenda.

Vote counting is underway in Thailand after a general election.

Three major parties are expected to win the most votes, conservative, progressive, and populist.

No single party is expected to secure a clear majority, so a coalition government is likely.

When Super Bowl 60 kicks off between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots tonight, John Beaver will become the only credentialed photographer to work at all 60 Super Bowls.