NASA held a mission overview briefing at Kennedy Space Center on the Artemis II rollout and upcoming integrated launch testing, and said the launch window for the 10-day lunar flyaround opens as soon as Feb. 6; the crew includes three NASA astronauts and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen.
Any Lucia Lopez Belloza, a 19-year-old Babson College freshman, was deported to Honduras in November despite a Massachusetts judge's order that she remain in the U.S., and a government lawyer has apologized. Her attorney has asked a federal judge to order the administration to identify steps to return her within 14 days.
The ACLU of Minnesota has filed a class-action lawsuit saying ICE and other federal agents engaged in racial profiling and unlawful seizures in Minneapolis; the Department of Homeland Security says the deployments target fraud, theft and drug trafficking.
Mississauga city council approved a bylaw change that stops new restaurants from opening at Ridgeway Plaza and aims to reduce the total number of restaurants by about 15 percent over time.
President Trump said he supports a trade agreement between Canada and China, after his administration earlier issued mixed messages about the deal.
WestJet has cancelled a denser seat configuration after feedback from employees and customers; the layout had been installed on 22 Boeing 737s and was planned for 21 more.
A public memorial for Greg Biffle and other victims of last month's plane crash will be held at Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte and livestreamed; the NTSB is continuing its investigation into the cause of the crash.
The Manitoba government will provide $290,000 in ongoing annual funding to support the Prairie Mountain Health–Brandon Police Service Collaborative Crisis Response Unit, which pairs a police officer with a mental health clinician to respond to on-scene mental health calls.
B.C. Health Minister Josie Osborne announced the province will not renew the three-year exemption that allowed limited drug decriminalization, and First Nations health and justice groups say they were not consulted on the decision.
Indoor air can hold more pollutants than outdoor air, and hidden mold, moisture and chemical residues can persist in homes; a remediation company describes advanced testing and treatments and works with clinicians to relate environmental data to health findings.
