Good morning,here are our early stories:-- Asian Markets Follow Wall Street, With Stocks Suffering Sharp Losses.-- 32 Russian Athletes Appeal Doping Bans In Hopes Of Competing In Pyongcheong. -- Zimbabwe's Opposition Leader Morgan Tsvangirai "Critically Ill".
And here are more early headlines:Pence Appears Open To assembly North Korean Officials. (Washington Post)Report: Bannon assembly With House Panel Is Delayed. (AP) Trump To Create "National Vetting middle" To Screen Visitors. (CNN)Colorado Deputy Killed; 3rd To Die Since Dec. 31st. (Denver Post)Polish President To Sign Controversial Holocaust Bill. (Washington Post)South African President Pressured To Quit, or Calls Cabinet assembly. (Reuters)China Says Its Anti-Ballistic Missile Test Successful. (South China Morning Post)Hundreds Of Snowy Car Crashes Leave 11 Dead In Iowa,Missouri. (AP) Copyright 2018 NPR. To see more, visit http://www.npr.org/.
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