Here are the top stories from the Associated Press for Tuesday, January 14.
1. LA FIREFIGHTERS PREPARE FOR MORE STRONG WINDS
Strong winds are expected through Wednesday.
2. GEORGIA PROPOSES $50 MILLION BOOST FOR SCHOOL SECURITY
the plan comes after a shooting killed four people last September.
3. HAMAS ACCEPTS DRAFT OF CEASE FIRE IN GAZA
The war with Israel has gone on almost non-stop for 15 months.
4. BIDEN SIGNS EXECUTIVE ORDER TO GROW AI
The order will fast track data centers and clear power facilities.
5. A.J. BROWN’S SIDELINE BOOK JUMPS TO NUMBER 1
The Eagles star was captured reading “Inner Excellence” during Sunday’s playoff game.
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