Trump told the Wall Street Journal he will make a determination and may eventually pull agents from the city, with no timeline.

DHS says agents fired in self-defense after Pretti “brandished” a gun; local officials and family dispute that account.

Minneapolis police say federal agents blocked state officers from the scene, despite a search warrant.

Republicans and Democrats, plus the NRA, are pressing for a broader investigation as protests spread.

The blast hit during the night shift and the fire gutted the plant.

Crews recovered four bodies, all women, after battling flames for hours.

One person remained unaccounted for as the search continued.

Seven people, including a firefighter, were hospitalized, none in serious condition.

The rally follows a roughly 64% gain in 2025, the biggest annual jump since 1979.

Markets are on edge over Trump trade threats and broader geopolitical friction, including US and NATO tensions.

Silver also pushed above $100 an ounce as the precious-metals rush widened.

A weaker dollar, expected Fed rate cuts, and central-bank buying are adding fuel.

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The scale is national: more than 200 million people faced some form of weather alert by Sunday morning.

Infrastructure is the weak link: rare deep snow in Southern states collided with ice, frozen lines, and prolonged subzero wind chills.

Travel broke fast: more than 16,000 flights were canceled from Saturday through Monday, including about 11,000 on Sunday alone.

Officials are bracing for the second punch: freezing temperatures behind the storm may turn slush into sheet ice and extend outages.

The human toll is widening, especially for people without stable shelter as “feels-like” temps drop into the negatives.

Kickoff is 6:30 p.m. ET, with NBC carrying the broadcast and Peacock streaming.

It’s a repeat of Super Bowl XLIX, when New England beat Seattle 28-24.

Bad Bunny headlines the halftime show, with Charlie Puth singing the national anthem.

Pregame performers include Brandi Carlile and Coco Jones.

1905: The Cullinan diamond was discovered at South Africa’s Premier Mine, briefly mistaken for a worthless crystal before becoming the largest gem-quality diamond ever found and later cut into 9 major stones and 96 smaller ones.

1961: Wayne Gretzky was born in Brantford, Ontario, the future NHL icon known as “The Great One” who would redefine modern hockey records.

2020: Kobe Bryant, a five-time NBA champion with the Los Angeles Lakers, died at 41 in a helicopter crash, a loss that rippled far beyond basketball.