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The U.N. approved a Gazan humanitarian cease-fire with the U.S. abstaining, causing Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to cancel a visit to Washington. Trump's $454 million civil fraud case pause was granted if a $175 million bond is posted within 10 days. Boeing's top executives, including the CEO, announced resignations amid production and safety scrutiny. A severe storm in the central U.S. led to over 328 crashes in Minnesota. LA Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani denied sports betting accusations against his former interpreter. Sean "Diddy" Combs faces a federal investigation into sex trafficking and other charges, which he denies. The 1886 shipwreck of the Milwaukee was discovered in Lake Michigan, aided by old newspaper clippings. The Bulletin Brief: The U.S. abstains from U.N. cease-fire vote, causing tensions to rise (NBC) (AP) Boeing executives step-down regarding safety concerns (NBC) (CBS) Rain and snow storm in the central U.S. is making travel “almost impossible” (NBC) Shohei Ohtani says he didn’t gamble, is shocked by his interpreter’s betrayal (AP) Sean "Diddy" Combs under federal investigation (NBC) Newspaper clippings used in miraculous 1886 shipwreck discovery (CBS)