Everything you need to know about the world this morning, curated by VICE.Palin Backs Trump
Sarah Palin has endorsed Donald Trump for the Republican nomination, saying he would "never apologize for America." One GOP strategist dismissed the endorsement by saying Trump's campaign was supported by "men who masturbate to anime." —The New York TimesElectric Failures Downing US Drones
Accidents involving Air Force drones have hit a record high: 20 large military drones were destroyed or sustained serious damage last year. The Reaper "hunter-killer" drone has been particularly prone to electrical failure, losing power and dropping from the sky. —The Washington Post
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Sarah Palin has endorsed Donald Trump for the Republican nomination, saying he would "never apologize for America." One GOP strategist dismissed the endorsement by saying Trump's campaign was supported by "men who masturbate to anime." —The New York TimesElectric Failures Downing US Drones
Accidents involving Air Force drones have hit a record high: 20 large military drones were destroyed or sustained serious damage last year. The Reaper "hunter-killer" drone has been particularly prone to electrical failure, losing power and dropping from the sky. —The Washington Post
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Sanders Leads Over Clinton in New Hampshire
Bernie Sanders is pulling way ahead of Hillary Clinton in the race for New Hampshire primary voters. A new CNN/WMUR poll has Sanders 27 percent ahead, expanding his lead there by 20 points since December, his largest lead anywhere in the country. —CNNWildlife Lovers Protest Against Militia
Hundreds of Oregon conservationists gathered at a Portland park to call on the armed group occupying a federal wildlife refuge in Burns to leave so others could enjoy nature. The group, led by the Audubon Society of Portland, chanted "Birds not bullies." —[Oregon Live ](http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2016/01/hundredsgathertoprotestmal.html)Deadly Attack on Pakistani University
A gun attack on the Bacha Khan University campus in northwest Pakistan has left at least 20 people dead, including students and staff. Six attackers have been killed by security guards. Local media reports say the Pakistani Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. —Al JazeeraColumbia and Farc Ask for UN Mission
The Colombian government and the left-wing rebel movement Farc have asked the UN to oversee the end of their decades-long conflict. Negotiators at peace talks in Cuba said they are asking the UN to send a 12-month mission to oversee any possible ceasefire. —ReutersKurds Destroyed Arab Homes in Iraq
Kurdish forces in northern Iraq have demolished thousands of homes in an effort to remove Arab communities, says Amnesty International. An Amnesty report claims the Kurds have cleared Arab villages in revenge for perceived support for the Islamic State. —BBC News
Bernie Sanders is pulling way ahead of Hillary Clinton in the race for New Hampshire primary voters. A new CNN/WMUR poll has Sanders 27 percent ahead, expanding his lead there by 20 points since December, his largest lead anywhere in the country. —CNNWildlife Lovers Protest Against Militia
Hundreds of Oregon conservationists gathered at a Portland park to call on the armed group occupying a federal wildlife refuge in Burns to leave so others could enjoy nature. The group, led by the Audubon Society of Portland, chanted "Birds not bullies." —[Oregon Live ](http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2016/01/hundredsgathertoprotestmal.html)
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A gun attack on the Bacha Khan University campus in northwest Pakistan has left at least 20 people dead, including students and staff. Six attackers have been killed by security guards. Local media reports say the Pakistani Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. —Al JazeeraColumbia and Farc Ask for UN Mission
The Colombian government and the left-wing rebel movement Farc have asked the UN to oversee the end of their decades-long conflict. Negotiators at peace talks in Cuba said they are asking the UN to send a 12-month mission to oversee any possible ceasefire. —ReutersKurds Destroyed Arab Homes in Iraq
Kurdish forces in northern Iraq have demolished thousands of homes in an effort to remove Arab communities, says Amnesty International. An Amnesty report claims the Kurds have cleared Arab villages in revenge for perceived support for the Islamic State. —BBC News
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Palestinians Angry at Airbnb's West Bank Listings
Airbnb has been criticized by Palestinians for rental listings in Jewish settlements in the West Bank which make no mention the property is on disputed land. Airbnb said it "follows laws and regulations on where we can do business." —AP
Airbnb has been criticized by Palestinians for rental listings in Jewish settlements in the West Bank which make no mention the property is on disputed land. Airbnb said it "follows laws and regulations on where we can do business." —AP
Fans gather at the inaugural A$AP Yams Day in New York. Photoby Jessica Lehrman
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Former Pittsburgh Steelers star Antwaan Randle El says he regrets his career in football because of memory loss caused by neurological damage. "If I could go back… I would play baseball," he said. —Pittsburgh Post-GazetteDanish Nightclubs Ban Migrants
Some nightclubs in Denmark are trying to ban the country's new migrants by imposing language rules on the door. Danish media has reported complaints by women who say they've been harassed by male refugees. —The Daily BeastFive Planets Visible at Once
For the next two weeks Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn will all be visible in the night sky — a rare astronomical alignment which hasn't happened for more than a decade. —VoxFans Mark Inaugural Yams Day
Thousands of A$AP Yams fans gathered at New York City's Terminal 5 to pay tribute to the hip-hop star, who died one year ago. The concert featured A$AP Yams's mother Tatianna bouncing around on stage. —NoiseyDone with reading today? Watch our video 'VICE Talks Film with Mike Leigh'