Today is Tuesday, February 15th.

We'll tell you about the rare emergency powers Canada's leader is now using to deal with

massive protests and how the country may go after the protesters' money.

Also, a major reversal, what former President Trump's long-time accounting firm now says

about all the documents it prepared for him.

Plus, why the state of Texas is suing meta?

A new type of like feature is coming to Instagram stories,

and of course, stick around for trivia Tuesday.

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U.S. intelligence officials think Russia could invade Ukraine as soon as tomorrow,

but all sides in the Eastern European standoff say they're still willing to negotiate.

About 140,000 Russian troops are now surrounding the country.

They include some of Russia's best-trained battalions,

special forces and missiles that could strike targets throughout Ukraine.

But just yesterday, Russia's foreign minister said he sees plenty of possibilities for

diplomatic talks with the West.

Leaders of countries like the U.S., France, and Germany,

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