By Daniel Wine

You probably saw that photo of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, slouched in the back of a car, looking shell-shocked on his 66th birthday as he left the police station after his arrest. The photographer explains how he captured the incredible image.

Here’s what else you need to know to kick off your weekend.

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Court rejects tariffs

In a big blow to President Donald Trump’s agenda, the Supreme Court ruled that he violated federal law when he imposed sweeping tariffs across the globe. The president called the justices who ruled against him a “disgrace” and announced a 10% global tariff on top of the ones already in place. 

Steve Bannon

The former chief strategist for President Trump pushed hard for the Epstein files to be released. When they were, his close relationship with the convicted sex offender was detailed in them.

Tracking the virus

This flu season has seen the highest rate of doctor visits since the US began collecting data through a national surveillance network. CNN is monitoring cases and hospitalizations across the country.

Invisible underworlds

Wintertime visitors to Canada’s largest cities are likely wondering where everyone is. They just need to venture underground, where networks of passageways shield people from the elements.

Embracing inclusion

K-pop music broke taboos by catering to more diverse audiences. Now K-beauty, one of South Korea’s top cultural exports, is doing the same thing.

• A look at the military hardware the US has positioned for potential war with Iran
• It’s T-48 hours until a potential blockbuster Northeast snowstorm, and forecast models couldn’t be farther apart 
• Winter Olympics: USA leads Slovakia in men’s ice hockey semifinal after Alex Ferreira’s halfpipe gold

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