Here’s what else is happening
Carlos Ghosn: Two Americans accused of helping the former Nissan chief escape Japan in 2019 as he faced criminal charges were extradited from the U.S. on Monday to face trial in Japan. Michael Taylor and his son Peter Taylor are accused of moving Mr. Ghosn out of Osaka in a box for music equipment.
Cuomo scandal: A woman accused Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York of making unwanted advances, saying he asked to kiss her at a wedding in 2019. Her account follows accusations of s***** harassment against Mr. Cuomo from two former aides. He faces an inquiry and calls for resignation.
Nigeria abductions: Kidnappers released hundreds of girls they abducted last week from a boarding school in the northern state of Zamfara. Abductions have become a growth industry during the country’s economic crisis.
Electric cars: Volvo Cars said it would convert its entire lineup to battery power by 2030, phasing out vehicles with internal combustion engines faster than other automakers like General Motors. The automaker, based in Sweden, is owned by Geely Holding of China.
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Snapshot: Above, a surfer walks on the icy shores of Georgian Bay in Canada. There’s been a significant increase in the popularity of lake surfing in North America. Unlike ocean surfers, lake surfers rely solely on strong, sustained winds. The stormy winter months often bring the best waves, but also freezing temperatures.
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