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Desperate people are on the run from Syrian forces bearing down on the last rebel stronghold. Ahead of them is Turkey’s heavily guarded border. https://t.co/pH8A1xhdnL

The pace at which people are abandoning traditional pay-TV packages accelerated by more than 70% last year, as prices continued to rise and consumers gravitated to more affordable streaming options https://t.co/RENa4xrMK4

The best kind of deep-winter party is also the easiest. These recipes plus some store-bought meats, fish and cheeses will add up to a spectacular Russian-style zakuski spread. Just add vodka. https://t.co/aoCFH9KnJM

Is the legacy preference dead? Not quite, but some elite universities are walking back the practice of giving the children of alumni preferential treatment in admissions. https://t.co/5Ix9mCqvaB

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As U.S. and Taliban curtail attacks ahead of possible peace deal, U.N. says fighting in Afghanistan killed and injured more than 10,000 civilians last year https://t.co/y75NihbiMt

Scientists racing to fight to the new coronavirus are sharing early results online rather than waiting for traditional, peer-reviewed medical journals https://t.co/koqZM4o2St

Twitter has removed some accounts supportive of Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, in a potential setback for his expansive social-media strategy https://t.co/hW7uhxUKnc

Bernie Sanders's Democratic rivals look to slow his rise in the Nevada caucuses. Join us for live results and analysis. https://t.co/0TXZ29m9Ip

Google Cloud’s decision to cut jobs is the latest move in a yearlong effort to shake up the unit and put greater focus on delivering growth https://t.co/EeEqqYpV5g

South Sudan President Salva Kiir swore-in opposition leader Riek Machar as his deputy, marking the start of a power-sharing government between two former enemies and the latest effort to end a six-year conflict https://t.co/RgNVljIk9B

From @WSJopinion: Mike Bloomberg’s record as mayor of New York is being twisted. He deserves credit for how he and the NYPD used stop, question and frisk to keep the city safe, writes Howard Safir https://t.co/YCnOEAshVZ

Maine voters’ allegiance to Republican Sen. Susan Collins is being tested as voters gauge whether her temperate style is appropriate for the Trump era https://t.co/9yzTjDzNtC

There are two important legal documents that all adults need to have in order to protect themselves and their families. @annetergesen explains why estate planning is so crucial once you turn 18. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/Fv6nxqrJzt

Trump's first visit to India next week will do more to highlight his personal diplomacy with India's Modi than to address tensions on economic issues https://t.co/EJgFpPi6h0

After the debacle in the Iowa caucuses, Nevada is hoping to avoid any problems in counting votes. How do the state's caucuses work? https://t.co/2t4zWvpriR https://t.co/cfOVxi52lF

Center stage but away from the spotlight: the Broadway mogul you never heard of https://t.co/nvD0IfExli

Vale’s corporate culture and practices contributed to last year’s mine-dam collapse which killed 270 people, says report https://t.co/DeNDFyF3UJ

His team is at the center of one of the biggest baseball scandals ever. But nine years earlier, MLB had concerns about approving Jim Crane to own the Astros. https://t.co/k2plduSdRI