Aftershocks from the Soleimani killing roil the Middle East, the Golden Globes get political, and more from Apple News

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Aftershocks from the Qassem Soleimani killing roiled the Middle East.

Iran vowed to enrich uranium “without restrictions,” all but abandoning what remains of the 2015 nuclear deal and raising fears the country will move toward developing a nuclear weapon. Axios

In a bid to “reorganize the relationship” between the two countries, Iraq’s parliament voted to expel the thousands of American troops stationed there. Vox

The U.S.-led coalition in Iraq and Syria halted its yearslong campaign against ISIS, shifting its focus to defending itself against Iranian retaliation. The New York Times

	And at home, lawmakers questioned Trump’s decision to launch the attack without consulting Congress, calling for a vote before any further escalation. The Wall Street Journal

An attack on a military base in Kenya left three Americans killed. Al-Shabab, an al-Qaeda–linked extremist group, launched the strike at the Manda Bay Airfield early Sunday morning. Fox News

In impeachment news: Senator Lindsey Graham suggested changing the Senate rules to begin the Trump impeachment trial, even if Speaker Nancy Pelosi continues to withhold the House’s charges. The Washington Post

Politics took center stage at last night’s Golden Globes. Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood and 1917 scored the top prizes, but the most memorable moments addressed issues far beyond the red carpet. Here’s everything you missed. Apple News Spotlight

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Harvey Weinstein’s historic trial begins this week. Here’s what to expect in the courtroom. Variety

Carlos Ghosn plotted for months before sneaking out of Japan in an empty audio-equipment case. The Wall Street Journal

As the impeachment trial looms, Senator Susan Collins — a Republican from Maine known for her centrist approach — finds herself in the spotlight. NPR

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

At least five people were killed and dozens injured on Sunday in a massive car crash that shut down almost 100 miles of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. USA Today

A deceptively edited video of Joe Biden illustrates a big problem in 2020. Vox

From squatter to … legal homeowner? In California, it’s possible. The Mercury News

Here’s how $470 million worth of fake Nikes get smuggled into the U.S. Quartz

It may not be Pride and Prejudice, but this writer’s tale of visiting Mr. Darcy’s estate — and nearly dying on the way — is quite a read. The Cut

Sports: NFL Wild Card Weekend

Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins erased a career’s worth of big-game futility with one perfect pass on Sunday. Here’s what he and his teammates had to say about it. ESPN

The case for the Patriots to keep Tom Brady and make another run with the 42-year-old in 2020, despite Saturday’s shocking loss to Tennessee. SB Nation

The inspirational text message pioneering black quarterback Warren Moon shared with Texans star Deshaun Watson before Houston’s win on Saturday. The Undefeated

The Last Word

“	This is not a bush fire. It’s an atomic bomb.”

An Australian official describes the scale of the wildfires currently ravaging the country. The New York Times

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