NEW YORK (AP) - Cities and towns along the East Coast scrambled to prepare for a bout with heavy snow and damaging winds after forecasters issued blizzard alerts for communities from Maryland to Massachusetts. The National Weather Service warned that once the storm intensifies Sunday it could prove significantly more severe than projections made just a few days ago. Snell said the storm would arrive Sunday morning in areas around Washington before stretching toward Philadelphia and New York City and reaching Boston in the evening. The weather service said the storm could begin as rainfall in some places before worsening. The weather service warned that the storm, with gusts up to 55 mph (80 kph), could cause whiteout conditions that “will make travel treacherous and potentially life-threatening.

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Rondale Moore, who spent this past season with the Vikings on injured reserve, has passed away at the age of 25. After three seasons with Arizona, Moore was traded to the Atlanta Falcons in exchange for quarterback Desmond Ridder. He then suffered a season-ending knee injury and was placed on injured reserve. Ahead of the 2025 season, Moore signed with the Vikings as a free agent. We at The Daily Norseman want to send our condolences to the family, friends, and loved ones of Rondale Moore on the news of his passing.

He indicated the omission raised serious concerns and noted he had initially declined to approve the search request.Lawyers representing the Post said more than 1,200 confidential sources could be affected by the outcome, warning that the seizure had effectively allowed the government to “commandeer” the reporter’s professional life.The case comes at a difficult moment for the Washington Post, which is grappling with layoffs and leadership changes, including the recent resignation of publisher Will Lewis.The FBI searched Natanson’s Virginia home on January 14 as part of a Justice Department investigation into the alleged leak of classified Pentagon information. Authorities said the probe focuses on a defence contractor accused of illegally retaining sensitive national security documents.Attorney General Pam Bondi said the search was carried out at the Pentagon’s request to protect national security. She alleged the reporter had been in contact with the contractor, though officials stated Natanson herself was not the target of the criminal investigation.During the search, agents seized her work laptop, personal laptop, phone and watch, devices that potentially contain confidential reporting material and source identities.The Washington Post described the raid as “highly unusual and aggressive” and warned it could have a chilling effect on journalism. Press freedom organisations also criticised the move, calling it an unprecedented intrusion into newsgathering.The Justice Department had previously maintained policies limiting seizures of journalists’ records, but those protections were rolled back during the Trump administration, allowing broader investigative powers in leak cases.Hannah Natanson is a Washington Post reporter covering the federal government, with a focus on former President Donald Trump’s efforts to reshape the federal workforce and bureaucracy.She previously spent six years covering education and is a graduate of Harvard University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree.Natanson has earned several major journalism honours. She was part of the Washington Post team awarded the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for its coverage of the January 6 US Capitol attack.

The goal of the “analog lifestyle” trend is to wean people off constant digital connectivity by doing tangible activities that help a person reclaim their time. Experts say these feelings are coinciding with the advent of the internet, digital media and this concept of 24/7 access. How is the ‘analog lifestyle’ trend different? AdvertisementNot surprisingly, the analog lifestyle is being adopted by young adults and younger generations as a way to be more mindful, more intentional. Here are some common small adjustments people make to their routines to live the analog lifestyle:

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CryptoCity is one example of how Trump’s foreign policy is benefitting a venture-capital fueled private city and “network state” movement. The billionaire first backed the Seasteading Institute — an organization promoting ocean colonization — and then VC firm Pronomos Capital, an early investor in Próspera. In 2022, crypto investor Balaji Srinivasan took the tech-futurist and land-hungry movement to the next level, coining the idea of the “network state.” A network state refers to an online community that pools capital, forms a blockchain “nation,” and then crowdsources land and exploits legal exemptions to build para-national territories. This is because even small pockets of U.S. territory could pave the way for venture capitalist interests in private jurisdiction development under the “network state” rubric. Praxis is a particularly extreme player in the network state movement.

Some specific exports to the U.S., like automobiles and steel, aren’t affected by the U.S. high court decision. Those that are affected will likely now be covered by a new 10% tariff imposed by an executive order Trump signed Friday. Trump announced Saturday morning that he would raise the tariff to 15%. Advertisement“I note that President Trump, a few hours ago, said he had reworked some measures to introduce new tariffs, more limited ones, but applying to everyone,” Macron said. The policy swoons in the United States over the last year have made many global business leaders cautious, as they struggle to forecast and see investment take a hit.

(AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)LOS ANGELES (AP) — UCLA was having a very bad week, staggering to blowout losses on the road, where coach Mick Cronin angrily — and he later admitted wrongly — ejected one of his own players at Michigan State. Winners of 14 of 16, the Illini built a 23-point lead while shooting 54% from the floor and 53% from 3-point range. “I was worried before the game,” Cronin said. “Even when we went down big, we were still connected as a team in the huddles,” Dent said. The Bruins (18-9, 10-6 Big Ten) were coming off consecutive 20-plus point defeats for the first time since the 1944-45 season.

It’s the heart of the offseason, with a couple more weeks left until free agency kicks off. That makes it a prime time to dive into the history of the Atlanta Falcons and, of course, argue about it. Today, we’re going to kick off a series of articles and votes for the Falcons all-century team. We’ll go position-by-position, one to two a day, and try to come up with a starting lineup and direct backups who should be considered the best of the best for the Falcons from 2000-2025. We’ll kick off voting later this week, but in the meantime, feel free to start building your own all-Falcons lineup.

›Lisa McKinnon, a Los Angeles-based designer, has become the go-to name for figure skating couture, creating competition dresses worn by the U.S. and South Korean women's Olympic teams. McKinnon, a former competitive figure skater herself, sources fabric locally and hand-crafts the dresses, which can cost between $3,000 and $8,000. Alysa Liu The reigning world champion figure skater who is competing at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan wearing a McKinnon-designed dress. Amber Glenn An American figure skater competing at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan wearing a McKinnon-designed dress. Isabeau Levito An American figure skater competing at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan wearing a McKinnon-designed dress.

MILAN — The spectacular Olympics of American Jordan Stolz ended on a bit of a down note Saturday, whereas his teammate Mia Manganello capped her speedskating career on a high. The 21-year-old from Wisconsin had already won gold in the 500 and 1,000 meters, and a silver in the 1,500 heading into Saturday's race. However, Bergsma held onto the lead he built and became the oldest Olympic speedskating champion in history. Instead, the pack held back and the two skaters in the lead widened the gap. In the women's race, Manganello, in the final contest of her career, won bronze behind Dutch gold medalist Marijke Groenewoud and Canada's Ivanie Blondin.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGA 2-year-old goldendoodle allegedly abandoned by his previous owner at a Nevada airport has been adopted by a police officer who responded to the initial call. AdvertisementThe previous owner of the dog, christened Jet Blue by authorities, was arrested earlier this month on charges of animal abandonment and resisting arrest. She was accused of abandoning the dog at Harry Reid Airport in Paradise after police said she failed to complete online documentation so the dog could travel as a service animal. After thousands of applications, Jet Blue found a home with LVMPD Officer Skeeter Black, who helped rescue him. Black and his family had already been searching for a goldendoodle since September, and had been approved by the rescue months before he met Jet Blue.