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• Marianne Williamson sells $149 tickets for 'love and power' seminar to pay off presidential campaign debt
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• US companies suspend China operations, restrict travel as coronavirus outbreak spreads
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• Supreme Court allows Trump's 'public charge' immigration rule to take effect
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• Watch: White House legal team continues Trump defense in Senate impeachment trial
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• Trump rages after reports that Bolton book claims president tied Ukraine aid to probes
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• Trump's push to curb 'surprise' medical bills could alienate billionaire ally Schwarzman
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• Jerry Nadler announces wife's cancer diagnosis, says he will miss part of impeachment trial
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• Hundreds of Amazon employees risk firing to protest the company's climate policies
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• Britain is expected to give Huawei a restricted role in its 5G rollout. The US won't be happy
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• Italy's M5S 'annihilated' in regional vote which pressures an already fragile government
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• Apple is exposed to China's consumer market, currently getting hit by coronavirus fears
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• What to watch today: Dow to sink, Kobe Bryant remembered and Wuhan virus spreads
  cnbc.com - Federal safety investigators launched a probe into a helicopter crash in the LA area that killed basketball legend Kobe Bryant and eight others, including his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna. The cause …
• Italy's government is still weak, despite election blow to rival Salvini
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