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Rare southern snow and Northeast storm disrupt holiday travel plans across U.S.; MLK day of service highlights health equity and quitting support in GA; MLK Day in PA features justice festival supporting immigrants; Statewide strike encouraged in MN in response to ICE.

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From exile, the son of Iran's last Shah calls for help toppling the regime of Ayotollah Khoemini. Minnesota Dems warn protestors about staying safe, as more troops could be sent there to squelch protests and Virginia swears in its first female governor.

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Rural Appalachia is being eyed for massive AI centers, but locals are pushing back, some farmers say government payments meant to ease tariff burdens won't cover their losses and rural communities explore novel ways to support home-based childcare.

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PNS Daily Newscast: January 19, 2026 


Rare southern snow and Northeast storm disrupt holiday travel plans across U.S.; MLK day of service highlights health equity and quitting support in GA; MLK Day in PA features justice festival supporting immigrants; Statewide strike encouraged in MN in response to ICE.


2026Talks - January 19, 2026 


From exile, the son of Iran's last Shah calls for help toppling the regime of Ayotollah Khoemini. Minnesota Dems warn protestors about staying safe, as more troops could be sent there to squelch protests and Virginia swears in its first female governor.

The Yonder Report - January 15, 2026 


Rural Appalachia is being eyed for massive AI centers, but locals are pushing back, some farmers say government payments meant to ease tariff burdens won't cover their losses and rural communities explore novel ways to support home-based childcare.

 


 


 


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