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Local officials in Russian-occupied parts of southern Ukraine say more than 200,000 homes and businesses are without power after Ukrainian drone strike yesterday.

Temperatures are well below freezing throughout the region.

Russia has frequently targeted Ukraine's energy grid during the nearly four-year war.

Ukrainian officials say at least one person was killed in a Russian attack overnight.

Officials in Guatemala said today that hundreds of anti-riot police entered a maximum security prison and freed guards who had been taken hostage by prisoners.

No entries or deaths were immediately reported.

Dozens of guards are still being held at two other prisons, apparently part of a coordinated inmate uprising.

At the Australian Open tennis tournament, Venus Williams has been eliminated in her first round match.

Lindsay Arkley has more on the story.

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President Trump announced on social media today he's imposing higher tariffs on European allies until a deal is reached to allow the U.S.

to buy Greenland from Denmark.

He said he'll raise tariffs by 10 percent starting February 1st.

On June 1st, he'll increase the tariff to 25 percent.

Earlier today, crowds had gathered in Denmark to protest his demand for Greenland.

NPR's Barbara Sprunt reports from Copenhagen.

The Justice Department is investigating Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry over public comments they've made about the immigration crackdown in Minneapolis.