Winners and losers in New Hampshire, the investment world’s best-kept secret, and more from Apple News

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New Hampshire shapes the race

Bernie Sanders won the state’s Democratic primary with Pete Buttigieg a close second, cementing them as early frontrunners. Amy Klobuchar saw a surge in support to come in third. POLITICO

Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden weren’t projected to win any delegates, raising questions about the viability of their campaigns. Meanwhile, Andrew Yang and Michael Bennet ended their runs. NBC News

A real-life court drama: Four DOJ prosecutors in Roger Stone’s case abruptly quit after their superiors recommended a more lenient sentence than the up to nine years originally requested. The unusual intervention coincided with Trump calling the treatment of his former adviser “very unfair,” prompting concerns about the independence of the Justice Department. Stone was found guilty of crimes related to the Mueller investigation into Russia’s election interference. The New York Times

A huge iceberg roughly the size of three San Franciscos broke off an endangered glacier in Antarctica. The glacier acts a buttress for the ice on land, and if it completely broke away, global sea levels would rise by four feet. National Geographic

Sprint and T-Mobile got the green light from a federal judge to complete their $26 billion merger, a deal that will reshape the wireless industry. The companies say joining forces will result in better service and innovation, while consumer advocates argue it will lead to higher cell phone bills. The Wall Street Journal

Cover Story

Your Valentine’s Day Horoscopes Are Here and, Well, Brace Yourselves

According to the stars, you should probably skip the greeting-card aisle and head straight for an underground bunker. Cosmopolitan

Life Online

This is what happens when QAnon — a conspiracy theory about “deep state” traitors plotting against the president — seeps from the web to the offline world. The New York Times

Our phones can now detect health problems like Parkinson’s and depression. Is that a good thing? Vox

If you like HBO, Audi, or the Catholic Church on Facebook, you’re likely getting targeted for Trump ads. Quartz

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

Meet Siba, the standard poodle who just won Best in Show at this year’s Westminster Dog Show. USA TODAY

From Brazil to Bahrain, this is what it takes to be in the One Percent around the world. Bloomberg

At Amazon’s strange-yet-efficient staff meetings, there’s a lot of silence … and zero PowerPoints. Money

The Mormon Church amassed $100 billion. It was the best-kept secret in the investment world. The Wall Street Journal

Taking zinc can shorten your cold. You can thank a 91-year-old scientist for that discovery. NPR

The Last Word

“	I love challenging the public on what and who a ballet dancer is.”

The culture around ballet has long allowed for ugly racial and gender stereotypes. Dancers of color are working to change that. HuffPost

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