What the heck happened in Iowa, why weight loss is harder than rocket science, and more from Apple News

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Things got weird in Iowa. The Democratic caucuses are over but results haven’t been announced because of “inconsistencies in the reporting.” Officials say they’ll release the tallies later today, and emphasized that the app used to submit votes was not hacked. Candidates fumed about the delay, but also added to the confusion by touting some of their own, unverified results. USA TODAY

Will impeachment come up in tonight’s State of the Union address? Aides say President Trump will strike an optimistic tone about the economy and benefits for working parents, but on the eve of his expected acquittal, the full agenda is anyone’s guess. Bloomberg

China admitted to “shortcomings” in its coronavirus response as the number of cases topped 20,000. The first death in Hong Kong was reported, while Macau, a global gambling hub, temporarily closed all casinos. BBC News

Rush Limbaugh has been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. His conservative radio talk show is the most-listened-to program in the U.S., and he said he could miss some broadcasts as he receives treatment. The Wall Street Journal

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What you need to know before clicking “I agree” on that privacy policy or terms-of-service agreement. USA TODAY

This Michelin-starred restaurant didn’t do takeout. So why was it on Seamless? Eater

To solve the problem of misinformation online, we need to face why people want it in the first place. WIRED

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

Meet Jennifer Lopez’s 11-year-old daughter, Emme Muñiz, who stole the Super Bowl halftime show. Harper's Bazaar

Hamilton, the record-breaking Broadway musical, is coming to the big screen: A “live capture” of the stage performance will hit theaters in the fall of 2021. Variety

Peggy Siegal was the ultimate New York City publicist … until she got caught up in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Vanity Fair

A cancer patient stole groceries worth $109.63. She was sentenced to 10 months in prison. The New York Times

Why weight loss is actually harder than rocket science. The Wall Street Journal

The Last Word

“	You’re not taking my squirrel. Sorry, you’re not … You will not take my baby from me.”

Peacocks, pigs, marmosets, and more: As the future of emotional-support animals on planes hangs in the balance, a look back at their wildest travel stories. The Washington Post

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