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What We're Following This Afternoon
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Fabrizio Bensch / Reuters Are ISIS Members Posing as Refugees?
The head of Germany’s domestic intelligence agency says at least some militants have entered the country along with the asylum-seekers.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters January's U.S. Jobs Report: All-Around, Not Bad
Jobs growth was strong in 2015, but the forecast for 2016 is a bit mixed.
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Eric Risberg / AP The Super Bowl and a Broken San Francisco
The championship game descends on a city failing to deal with questions of affordability and inclusion.
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A Penny a Pill?
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This Just In: One Person Is Dead as a Crane Collapses in New York
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Frank Augstein / AP Assange Says He’s Vindicated, but Britain Has Other Ideas
A UN panel ruled that the Wikileaks founder’s detention is arbitrary.
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Gregorio Borgia / AP A Historic Meeting in Cuba
Pope Francis will meet the head of the Russian Orthodox Church next week. It’s being seen as an attempt to heal the 1,000-year-old rift in Christianity.
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Kyodo / Reuters A Volcanic Eruption in Japan
The Japan Meteorological Agency says Mount Sakurajima, which is about 30 miles from a nuclear plant, erupted at 6:56 p.m. Friday.
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What We're Following This Morning
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Mike Segar / Reuters The Fox vs. the Hedgehog
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What We're Following This Evening
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David Mdzinarishvili / Reuters Obama's $10 Oil-Tax Pipe Dream
The president is proposing a big per-barrel fee. It won’t be passed by this Congress, but what about the next?
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Al Goldis / AP When Did Rick Snyder Learn About Legionnaire's in Flint?
Michigan’s governor says he only found out in January, but newly revealed emails show his aides were aware of the fatal outbreak nine months ago.
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Randall Hill / Reuters Clinton and Sanders Go One-on-One in New Hampshire
The two Democrats have the stage to themselves for the first time, as they argue over which of them is the true progressive.
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Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP Marco Rubio Proves Obama's Point About Islam
The Florida senator accused the president, who visited a mosque to promote American values and stress the need for inclusion, of “pitting people against each other.”
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Charlie Litchfield / AP Arizona v. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
The Grand Canyon state wants a divorce from the largest of the federal appellate jurisdictions—but is that the right solution to its problems?
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Martin Meissner / AP The Shadow Over Cologne’s Carnival Celebrations
The German city has stepped up security measures for a five-day festival after hundreds of women reported being assaulted there on New Year’s Eve.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters The Mystery of the $63-Million Lotto Ticket
On the last day to claim the California Lottery jackpot, one man says he’s already won. Now he’s suing.
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What We're Following This Afternoon
