The US House of Representatives has voted to disapprove of former President Trump's tariffs on Canada, a move that could potentially ease trade tensions between the two nations. Meanwhile, in Seattle, thousands of fans and players celebrated the Seahawks' Super Bowl victory in a festive parade. In the world of sports, the NFL Draft is just around the corner, with experts predicting that Jordyn Tyson will be a top pick at wide receiver.
In other news, protests have erupted in multiple states over Target's stance on immigration, with demonstrators calling on the retailer to oppose the immigration crackdown in Minnesota. In the world of entertainment, Ben Stiller has come to the defense of Bad Bunny, whose Super Bowl halftime show was criticized by a congressman. In a separate incident, a measles outbreak has been confirmed at Ave Maria University, with 57 cases reported and 7 currently contagious.
In technology news, Microsoft has warned of a critical zero-day bug that is being exploited by hackers to target Windows and Office users. In a separate development, a new spyware called ZeroDayRat has been discovered, which can take over iPhones and Android devices via text message. In the world of space exploration, NASA is working to resolve issues with its Artemis II mission, which has been plagued by leaks of liquid hydrogen.
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