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Today’s prime tales

New Hampshire’s voters head to the state’s primaries at present. Though there are greater than 20 candidates on each Democratic and Republican ballots, it is essentially a two-person race between former President Donald Trump and former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley.

A girl holds up a small U.S. flag throughout a marketing campaign rally by GOP presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump on the Rochester Opera House on Jan. 21 in Rochester, N.H.

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A girl holds up a small U.S. flag throughout a marketing campaign rally by GOP presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump on the Rochester Opera House on Jan. 21 in Rochester, N.H.

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• Haley made her case in New Hampshire by attacking Trump, calling him the “chaos” candidate and arguing she might extra simply defeat Biden, NPR’s Danielle Kurtzleben tells Up First from New Hampshire. She says whereas Haley is a conservative, some voters perceive her as moderate as a result of her rhetoric is not as harsh as Trump’s. “The meaningful divide in the GOP right now is not moderate/conservative,” Kurtzleben says. “It’s Trump vs. anti-Trump.”
• President Biden’s identify will not be on the Democratic poll in New Hampshire as a result of the Democratic National Committee wished South Carolina to start out the first course of this 12 months. Still, volunteers and politicians are pushing for voters to write in Biden’s name, even when the outcomes on this main will not rely towards the Democratic nomination.
• NPR journalists will carry you main information, outcomes and evaluation — on-line and on air — all day. Stay up to date with NPR’s live blog, try New Hampshire Public Radio and tune in to dwell protection on many public radio stations and the NPR app.

The Israeli military says 21 of its troopers had been killed in Gaza yesterday. An Israeli tank was struck by a missile, and two buildings rigged for demolition by Israeli troopers collapsed. It’s unclear whether or not the buildings had been struck by enemy fireplace or collapsed accidentally. As particulars proceed to emerge, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu introduced an investigation. The incident marks the deadliest day publicly recognized for Israel since its army offensive started following the Oct. 7 Hamas-led assaults that killed greater than 1,200 folks.

• The casualties come as Israel’s army is pushing into Khan Younis, a southern Gaza metropolis it says is house to a few of Hamas’ hardest fighters, NPR’s Geoff Brumfiel stories from Tel Aviv. Tens of 1000’s of Palestinian civilians who fled there from northern Gaza are as soon as once more fleeing. Though Israel’s army says they count on preventing in Khan Younis to accentuate, the nation has faced increasing pressure from within, particularly from households of hostages. The Israeli authorities is reportedly contemplating a two-month pause in preventing with Hamas as a part of a multi-phase deal.
• See images documenting the warfare in Israel and Gaza as Gaza’s well being ministry stories more than 25,000 Palestinians –  largely ladies and youngsters – have been killed by Israel’s army offensive.

Check out npr.org/mideastupdates for extra protection and evaluation of this battle.

Deep dive

Russia has extra Arctic land space than another nation. But for the reason that invasion of Ukraine, it has been more durable for Russian scientists to share information about how local weather change is affecting the area. This tiny chapel is on the grounds of the Northeast Science Station close to the Russian city of Chersky.

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Russia has extra Arctic land space than another nation. But for the reason that invasion of Ukraine, it has been more durable for Russian scientists to share information about how local weather change is affecting the area. This tiny chapel is on the grounds of the Northeast Science Station close to the Russian city of Chersky.

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The Arctic is warming as much as 4 instances quicker than the remainder of the Earth. Russia has extra Arctic land than another nation, however local weather information from the world has been scarce, and collaboration has grow to be more and more harder for the reason that invasion of Ukraine. Here’s how the warfare might have long-lasting consequences for local weather science:

• Excluding information from the Russian Arctic, like snowfall ranges, temperature and greenhouse fuel emissions, makes local weather fashions much less correct. The drawback will worsen over time.
• One worldwide collaboration to trace beavers’ migrations northward has already been hampered. The Arctic Beaver Observation Network’s February assembly is not going to embrace a Russian consultant.
• For Russian scientists who began their careers within the Soviet Union, the present state of affairs is harking back to the Cold War. As information dries up, they fear about the way forward for younger Russian local weather scientists. 

Picture present

The Hand in Hand Jerusalem faculty principal Efrat Meyer, who’s Jewish, and vice principal Engie Wattad, who’s Arab Muslim, are longtime colleagues and buddies. The faculty is blended and bilingual.

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The Hand in Hand Jerusalem faculty principal Efrat Meyer, who’s Jewish, and vice principal Engie Wattad, who’s Arab Muslim, are longtime colleagues and buddies. The faculty is blended and bilingual.

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Though it isn’t mandated, Israeli society is essentially segregated. Separation between Jews and Arabs – who make up 20% of Israel’s inhabitants – often occurs at a younger age with separate faculty methods. But at Jerusalem’s Hand in Hand faculty, the sounds of younger voices talking Hebrew and Arabic fill the halls.

See images of scholars and academics collaborating and skim concerning the faculty’s goals to increase knowledge of Jews and Arabs by way of mixing.

3 issues to know earlier than you go

Police in Roseville, California, say a girl has been arrested and charged with grand theft after she allegedly stole $2,500 price of Stanley drinkware.

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Police in Roseville, California, say a girl has been arrested and charged with grand theft after she allegedly stole $2,500 price of Stanley drinkware.

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1. People will do loopy issues for Stanley cups. A 23-year-old lady was arrested in California for allegedly stealing $2,500 worth of the tumblers. 
2. The Federal Aviation Administration is recommending that airways verify the door plugs on further fashions of Boeing planes after the panel blew off of a Boeing Max 9 jet in midair earlier this month. 
3. In 2017, Aya McMillan was identified with breast most cancers after dropping her canine and a 10-year romance. As her panic mounted throughout a double biopsy process, an unsung hero’s calming touch helped her endure.

This publication was edited by Majd Al-Waheidi.