Republican presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Ted Cruz during the Republican presidential debate in Houston, Texas. (Photo by Michael Ciaglo-Pool/Getty Images)
Everything you need to know about the world this morning, curated by VICE.Rubio Lays into Trump
Senator Marco Rubio unleashed a scathing attack on Donald Trump at last night's Republican debate—insulting the mogul's business ethics, hiring practices, and finances. Trump claimed the role reversal from the usually robotic Rubio was a bid for better television ratings. The debate is the last before the March 1 Super Tuesday primaries. —New York TimesUS Military Tests Ballistic Missiles
The US military test fired its second intercontinental ballistic missile in a week. The unarmed Minuteman III missile blasted off from an Air Force base in California to "prove the operational missiles that we have are reliable," said Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Work. —[Reuters ](http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-defense-nuclear-idUSKCN0VZ02R)
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Senator Marco Rubio unleashed a scathing attack on Donald Trump at last night's Republican debate—insulting the mogul's business ethics, hiring practices, and finances. Trump claimed the role reversal from the usually robotic Rubio was a bid for better television ratings. The debate is the last before the March 1 Super Tuesday primaries. —New York TimesUS Military Tests Ballistic Missiles
The US military test fired its second intercontinental ballistic missile in a week. The unarmed Minuteman III missile blasted off from an Air Force base in California to "prove the operational missiles that we have are reliable," said Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Work. —[Reuters ](http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-defense-nuclear-idUSKCN0VZ02R)
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Four Dead in Kansas Shooting
Four people have been killed and 14 others injured after a gunman opened fire on the streets of Harvey County, Kansas, then attacked a manufacturing plant where he reportedly worked. The suspect was shot dead by police at the plant. Five of the victims are in critical condition. —VICE NewsSurgeons Perform First Uterus Transplant
Surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic have performed the first uterus transplant in the United States, in the hope of giving women without wombs a better change at pregnancy. A 26-year-woman underwent a nine-hour surgery to receive a donor's uterus. —CBS NewsCorruption-hit FIFA Unveils Reforms
FIFA has voted to limit its president's tenure to three terms in office, in a raft of reforms as the world football governing body scrambles to recover from a corruption crisis. Sepp Blatter's replacement will be announced at the congress in Zurich later today. —BBCPolls Open in Iran
Iranians are voting today in elections for parliament and for the Assembly of Experts—the body that appoints the supreme leader. Moderates backing President Hassan Rouhani have formed a coalition of candidates called the List of Hope. —APShia Mosque Bombed in Baghdad
At least 12 people have been killed in a double suicide bombing at a Shia mosque in the the Iraqi capital. The first suicide bomber blew himself up among worshippers as they left the mosque; the second targeted police forces who had arrived to treat the wounded. —Al Jazeera Icelandic Whalers Hang Up Harpoons
Iceland's Hvalur—one of the world's last whaling companies—has announced it will stop trading, blaming Japan for putting up "endless obstacles" to its markets. Greenpeace called it "incredible news and a significant blow to the slaughter of whales." —VICE News
Four people have been killed and 14 others injured after a gunman opened fire on the streets of Harvey County, Kansas, then attacked a manufacturing plant where he reportedly worked. The suspect was shot dead by police at the plant. Five of the victims are in critical condition. —VICE NewsSurgeons Perform First Uterus Transplant
Surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic have performed the first uterus transplant in the United States, in the hope of giving women without wombs a better change at pregnancy. A 26-year-woman underwent a nine-hour surgery to receive a donor's uterus. —CBS News
International News
FIFA has voted to limit its president's tenure to three terms in office, in a raft of reforms as the world football governing body scrambles to recover from a corruption crisis. Sepp Blatter's replacement will be announced at the congress in Zurich later today. —BBCPolls Open in Iran
Iranians are voting today in elections for parliament and for the Assembly of Experts—the body that appoints the supreme leader. Moderates backing President Hassan Rouhani have formed a coalition of candidates called the List of Hope. —APShia Mosque Bombed in Baghdad
At least 12 people have been killed in a double suicide bombing at a Shia mosque in the the Iraqi capital. The first suicide bomber blew himself up among worshippers as they left the mosque; the second targeted police forces who had arrived to treat the wounded. —Al Jazeera Icelandic Whalers Hang Up Harpoons
Iceland's Hvalur—one of the world's last whaling companies—has announced it will stop trading, blaming Japan for putting up "endless obstacles" to its markets. Greenpeace called it "incredible news and a significant blow to the slaughter of whales." —VICE News
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Mark Zuckerberg has scolded Facebook staff after employees crossed out "Black Lives Matter" and wrote "All Lives Matter" on a company wall. The defacing happened several times and was "deeply hurtful," said Zuckerberg in an internal post. —GizmodoBrooklyn Barbershop Was 'Stash House'
The L & L Barbershop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, has been implicated in a major coke and heroin operation. An indictment involving 22 people alleges dealers often convened at L & L. —VICEBagel Finds 1,000 Women on Tinder
EverythingBagel—a 24-year-old guy who pretends to be a bagel on Tinder—has matched with over 1,000 women. "I feel like I probably have a better chance as the bagel," said the guy, who is still single.—MotherboardFired Yelp Employee Reacts to Backlash
Talia Jane—the woman who was fired from Yelp after writing an open letter to company CEO complaining she could not afford to eat properly—said she has no regrets. "Any voice is still better than silence," said Jane. —[Broadly ](https://broadly.vice.com/enus/article/talia-jane-any-voice-is-better-than-silence-fired-yelp-employee-reacts-to-media-backlash)Done with reading today? Watch our video 'Director Robert Eggers Discusses His Puritan Horror Film, 'The Witch''_