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Ukraine Forces Shoot Down 45 Iranian-Made Shahed Drones in Overnight Attack

Ukrainian forces successfully shot down 45 Iranian-made Shahed drones overnight in response to Russia's relentless attacks over the weekend. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky praised the efforts of Ukrainian forces in his first address of the year and thanked those fighting at the frontline and restoring infrastructure damaged by Russian strikes. Three civilians were killed in the attacks on New Year's Eve.

45 Inches of Snow Falls in Sierra, Widespread Snowfall Expected Across Rockies and Plains, Flooding and Power Outages Reported

Heavy snowfall over the weekend in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and northern Plains caused multiple water rescues, road closures, and power outages, resulting in the deaths of at least two people. In Sacramento County, emergency crews responded to fallen trees and disabled vehicles in the flood waters, while US Highway 101 was closed in South San Francisco due to flooding and high tides. More wet weather is expected in the West this week from storms brewing in the Gulf of Alaska.

Investigating Suspect’s Handwritten Diary and Connection to ISIS-Aligned Media Unit Ahead of New Year’s Eve Attack

A handwritten diary expressing a desire to join the Taliban and die as a martyr has been found on the suspect. Additionally, an ISIS-aligned media unit has released a video ahead of New Year's Eve suggesting various means of attack, including explosives, handguns, knives, and toxins.

American Airlines and Montgomery Regional Airport Express Condolences After Tragic Accident

American Airlines and the Montgomery Regional Airport have expressed their condolences to the family of a team member who was tragically killed in an accident at the airport yesterday afternoon. The airline and airport have both expressed their thoughts and prayers to the family and local team members. Normal operations at the airport resumed last night, and an FAA investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Remembering The Pointer Sisters: How They Won a Grammy in 1974 with “Fairytale” and Influenced Elvis Presley

The Pointer Sisters formed in 1969 as a trio, and gained fame with their hit songs "I'm So Excited", "Slow Hand", "Neutron Dance" and "Jump (For My Love)". They won a Grammy in 1974 for their crossover hit "Fairytale", and were later inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1994. After the addition of the oldest sister, Ruth, in 1972, the group continued recording until 1993. Anita, the last surviving member, passed away surrounded by her family.

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