Pedestrians walk down Fifth Avenue during a winter storm in New York

Deadly Winter Storm Tightens Grip on US, Leaving at Least 29 Dead, Hundreds of Thousands Without Power as Arctic Cold Persists

Many across the United States endured another punishing night of subfreezing temperatures and widespread power outages as a colossal winter storm dumped more snow on the Northeast on Monday, Jan. 26, while large parts of the South remained locked under...
Federal agents stand amid teargas near the site where a man identified as Alex Pretti was fatally shot by federal agents trying to detain him, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, US

Minnesota Deaths Force White House Reset as Trump Sends Border Czar Amid Protests and Party Dissent

US President Donald Trump moved on Monday to defuse mounting political fallout over the killing of a second person by federal immigration agents in Minnesota, dispatching his “border czar” to the state and striking a notably conciliatory tone with Democratic...
KIA Motors vehicles are parked to be exported at a port in Pyeongtaek, South Korea

Trump Raises Tariffs on South Korean Autos and Key Goods, Accusing Seoul of Delaying Trade Deal Implementation

United States President Donald Trump said on Monday (Jan 26) that his administration would raise tariffs on imports from South Korea, including automobiles and other major goods, accusing Seoul’s legislature of failing to implement a trade framework agreed between the...
flight cancellations

Massive Winter Storm Sweeps Southeastern US, Over 15,000 Flight Cancellations, Widespread Power Outages Across Multiple States

A powerful winter storm sweeping across the southeastern United States has caused massive travel disruptions, forcing the cancellation of more than 15,000 flights and leaving thousands of passengers stranded. As of Monday morning (1000GMT), flight tracking data showed over 6,000...
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz

Minnesota Governor Calls on Trump to Withdraw Federal Agents After Second US Citizen Killed by Immigration Enforcement, Igniting Protests and Bipartisan Outrage

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz on Sunday urged the Trump administration to withdraw nearly 3,000 federal immigration agents deployed to the Minneapolis–St. Paul area, saying their presence has inflamed tensions following the fatal shooting of American citizen Alex Pretti by a...
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio

Rubio Discusses Transfer of ISIS Terrorists to Secure Iraqi Facilities With al-Sudani Amid Syria Instability

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani held a phone conversation on Sunday focused on the transfer of ISIS (Daesh) militants from northeastern Syria to secure detention facilities in Iraq, amid growing concerns over...
plane crash

Private Jet Overturns on Takeoff in Northeastern US State, Eight Passengers on Board

A private jet carrying eight people crashed late Sunday evening at Bangor International Airport, authorities confirmed. The incident occurred around 7:45 p.m. local time as the aircraft was attempting to take off. The plane, a Bombardier Challenger 600, overturned on...
Barack Obama , Bill Clinton

Obama and Clinton Urge Americans to Defend Democratic Values After Second US Citizen Killed by Immigration Agents in Minneapolis

Former US presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton on Sunday (Jan 25) urged Americans to defend democratic values and civil liberties following the second fatal shooting of a US citizen by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis in less than three...
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

US Threatens 100% Tariffs on Canadian Imports If Ottawa Finalises New Trade Deal With China

The United States will impose tariffs of up to 100 per cent on Canadian imports if Ottawa finalises a new trade agreement with China, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Sunday (Jan 25), escalating pressure on Canada as tensions...
White House as snow falls in Washington

Monster Winter Storm Knocks Out Power to Over 850,000 Across US, Cancels More Than 10,000 Flights as Historic Cold Grips Nation

More than 850,000 customers across the United States were left without electricity and over 10,000 flights were cancelled on Sunday as a massive winter storm swept across large swathes of the country, paralysing transport networks and straining power grids from...
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