Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- As Yellen Exits As Fed Chair, Interest Rates Are Expected To Remain Steady.
-- Russian Spy Chief Reportedly Met With U.S. Intelligence Officials Despite Sanctions.
-- 'Science Guy' Attends State Of The Union Address, And Some Scientists Aren't Happy.
-- Trump Signs Order To Keep Prison At Guantanamo Bay Open.
And here are more early headlines:
Larry Nassar To Face 3rd Abuse Sentencing Today. ( Lansing State Journal)
Federal Judge To Open Talks On Huge Opioid Lawsuit Settlement. ( AP)
Australian Top Secret Documents Turn Up In Second Hand Shop. ( ABC Online)
Document Shows 2nd Person Of Interest In Las Vegas Shooting. ( Journal-Review)
Pharmacist In Meningitis Outbreak To Be Sentenced. ( Tennessean)
China's New Flight Paths In Taiwan Strait Angers Taiwan. ( Reuters)
Earthquake Rocks Afghanistan, Felt In Pakistan. ( Al Jazeera)
"Comfort Peacock" Banned From Airline Flight. ( Washington Post)
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