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0215 Today in History

Speaking at the World Government Summit in Dubai, actor Idris Elba appears to rule himself out as a future James Bond: “I’m not going to be that guy.” (Feb. 14)

ChatGPT has sparked fears that students will use the artificial intelligence powered chatbot it to write their essays and cheat on homework. But some teachers say it is quickly becoming a tool their students will need in the future. (Feb. 14) (AP Video…

Highlights of this day in history: The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre; Iran’s Ayatollah Khomeini calls on Muslims to kill author Salman Rushdie; Slobodan Milosevic begins his defense against war crimes charges; Dolly the cloned sheep dies. (Feb. 14)
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Kansas City celebrated with fireworks after the Chiefs won the Super Bowl on Sunday night. People also filled the streets of Philadelphia, screaming, climbing lampposts and holding an apparently impromptu parade. (Feb. 13)
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is aggressively pursuing Western allies to provide more advanced weapons as Ukraine braces for an expected Russian offensive and hatches its own plans to retake land held by Moscow’s forces. (Feb. 13)
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Sexual violence soars in Haiti gang war

She is Ukrainian, he is Russian. They met online and fell in love. Just as they were set to meet in person, Russia invaded Ukraine, crushing their plans. But not for long: Iurii and Masha decided to come to Serbia, so they can be together. (Feb. 13) (A…

Here’s the top stories for Sunday, February 12: Trudeau: US fighter shot down object over Canada; Turkey probes contractors as earthquake deaths pass 33,000; PM warns New Zealanders as storm deluge looms; Chiefs, Eagles fans both confident before the S…

Highlights of this day in history: Bruno Richard Hauptmann is convicted in the Lindbergh baby kidnap-murder; The World War II bombing of Dresden begins; Konstantin Chernenko becomes Soviet leader; Peter Gabriel is born; Waylon Jennings dies. (Feb. 13)
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