Every report ordered by publication time, newest first.
US health and diplomatic agencies announced the completion of a yearlong process to leave the WHO, setting a new course for how America coordinates global health work and emergency response.
US shares fell sharply after new tariff threats tied to Greenland intensified trade fears, sending investors into a risk-off mood and pushing demand for perceived safe havens.
As trilateral talks continued in Abu Dhabi, Russia launched large-scale strikes on Ukraine’s major cities, deepening a humanitarian and infrastructure crisis while negotiators signaled the process will continue.
Pittsburgh is set for a rare coaching transition, agreeing in principle with veteran coach Mike McCarthy after Mike Tomlin’s departure, as the franchise aims to stay competitive and stabilize its future.
Apple and Google announced a partnership to use Google’s Gemini models and cloud technology for Apple’s next-generation foundation models, aiming to unlock new Apple Intelligence capabilities and an upgraded Siri.
Myanmar held the last round of a three-phase national election as the military and its proxy party were already positioned to dominate parliament. Critics say voting was restricted by conflict, opponents were sidelined, and the process is aimed at legitimizing military rule rather than restoring democracy.
The New England Patriots face the Denver Broncos in the AFC Championship Game on January 25, 2026, with a trip to the Super Bowl at stake. Coverage outlines kickoff timing, broadcast details, and the matchup’s playoff history in Denver.
Memory and storage companies are seeing sharp share-price gains as AI infrastructure spending accelerates and supply remains tight. Investors are increasingly treating high-bandwidth memory and storage as core beneficiaries of AI demand rather than secondary hardware markets.
The White House hosted a private screening of a documentary about the first lady, prompting criticism from Democrats who said the event underscored misplaced priorities amid a politically volatile moment triggered by another fatal federal-agent shooting in Minneapolis.
Senior US envoys met Israel’s prime minister urging progress into the next stage of a Gaza ceasefire plan. Talks center on hostage remains, an eventual Israeli pullback, and reopening the Rafah crossing, while violence and disputes over casualties continue despite the ceasefire framework.
The Trump administration plans a $1.6bn package to support USA Rare Earth, including a government equity stake and major financing, as Washington accelerates efforts to build domestic rare earth and magnet capacity crucial for technology and defense supply chains.
World Economic Forum leaders are considering relocating or rotating the annual meeting away from Davos, citing logistical limits, security costs, and scale, even as Switzerland argues the event’s economic value makes Davos the natural home.