SUMMARY: As temperatures plunge into the single digits, essential workers are braving the harsh conditions to keep the city operational. Taylor Harris reports live, highlighting the efforts of various workers including delivery drivers, law enforcement, and emergency responders. Delivery driver Brian Sparks, with nearly 20 years of experience, notes this is the worst winter storm he’s faced in a decade, emphasizing the dangers of icy conditions. He manages around 60 deliveries in an 8-hour shift while staying warm in layers. The CDC warns of frostbite and hypothermia risks, urging customers to assist by clearing pathways and being ready upon delivery.

From law enforcement to emergency responders, construction crews, and delivery drivers, essential workers are pushing through these dangerous conditions to get the job done.

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SUMMARY: In a final act before leaving office, President Joe Biden granted pardons to several public servants targeted by Donald Trump, including Dr. Anthony Fauci and retired Gen. Mark Milley. He also pardoned members of the House committee that investigated the January 6 Capitol attack, as well as several police officers who testified. Biden emphasized that these individuals served the nation honorably and do not deserve politically motivated prosecutions. While some committee members may accept the pardons, others feel they are unnecessary. Biden defended his actions as a response to exceptional circumstances, asserting the rule of law should prevail.

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SUMMARY: TikTok restored service to U.S. users on Sunday after going dark due to a federal ban. President-elect Donald Trump announced he would issue an executive order to extend the deadline for TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, to sell its U.S. operations. The ban stemmed from national security concerns, but Trump’s order aimed to provide more time for a potential sale. Despite app removals from stores, users regained access, and Trump’s actions were viewed as a political maneuver. TikTok’s future remains uncertain, with no confirmed buyers, and questions about the legality of Trump’s intervention persist.

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