Every report ordered by publication time, newest first.
An AP analysis describes how Trump’s second-term approach toward Europe—marked by threats, demands and public friction—has shaken long-established alliances and encouraged leaders to explore strategies less dependent on US leadership.
The Guardian reports the Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation tied to Fed headquarters renovation costs and Powell’s testimony, intensifying a confrontation between the White House and the central bank as markets watch independence risks.
Indiana’s 27-21 College Football Playoff national championship win over Miami averaged tens of millions of viewers, becoming the most-watched college football game in more than a decade and a major ratings milestone for ESPN.
The Guardian reports that demonstrations have surged after Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old nurse in Minneapolis, was killed by federal agents—an incident caught on video that appears to contradict officials’ claims—while Senate Democrats threaten to block DHS funding.
Federal health officials say 45 illnesses have been linked to a recalled greens supplement powder, warning consumers to discard or return affected products as reporting lags continue.
President Trump’s private screening of an Amazon MGM documentary about the First Lady became a political flashpoint as Democrats accused the administration of misplaced priorities amid protests over a Minneapolis killing by a Border Patrol agent.
A major drone-and-missile strike on Ukraine’s largest cities wounded civilians and damaged energy infrastructure as U.S.-linked negotiations continued, highlighting the gap between diplomacy and battlefield reality.
Indian exchanges will shut on January 26 for Republic Day, pausing equities and derivatives trading while traders keep watch on global risk and central-bank signals.
The United States women cruised past Paraguay in Carson, California, with Rodman scoring and the attack spreading goals across several players during January camp.
A fatal shooting by a federal agent in Minneapolis set off protests across U.S. cities, with witnesses and video disputing early government statements and Democrats threatening to block Homeland Security funding.
Analysts expect the “Magnificent Seven” to post higher quarterly profits, but at a slower pace, while capital spending tied to AI infrastructure climbs further—raising questions about debt, returns, and timing.
A Goldman Sachs client survey found investor sentiment on crude oil near decade lows, reflecting expectations of a potential supply glut even as geopolitical risks remain elevated.