Today is Friday, February 11th.

We're sharing new details about how Russia's military is training for war

and how the U.S. and other Western nations are responding.

Also, what's being called one of the most significant workplace reforms in history?

Plus a safety update for a new Apple product,

which subscription service company is making a comeback after very publicly failing years ago,

and how this year's Super Bowl could be unlike any other.

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Thousands of Russian troops are now holding massive drills

in what could be the largest military exercises since the Cold War.

They're happening in Belarus on the borders of Ukraine, Poland, and Lithuania,

all of whom are U.S. allies.

Russia's military released a video that showed Russian tanks crossing snowy fields,

soldiers firing weapons, jet fighters taking off information,

and missile systems deployed.

Some military analysts say this could be a sign Russia plans to launch an attack

from several directions, making it tougher for Ukraine in particular to defend itself.

But Russia says this military activity is only happening in response to a threat from the West,

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