After a fatal encounter involving federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis, Senate Democrats signaled they could oppose a Homeland Security funding measure unless stronger accountability provisions are added. With a January 30 deadline looming, leaders face narrowing options to avert a funding lapse.
Federal and state investigators say illnesses in a multistate Salmonella outbreak have been linked to a recalled “super greens” supplement powder. The CDC urges consumers to discard or return the product as officials continue tracing distribution and exposure patterns.
A dramatic day in the Women’s Super League saw Manchester City strengthen their position at the top while Manchester United surged with a big away win. Elsewhere, late goals and tight contests added new urgency to both the title and relegation battles.
Under Armour says it is looking into a data breach after reports suggested tens of millions of customer records—including email addresses and other basic profile information—were compromised.
The CDC announced it has accepted recommendations to update the U.S. childhood immunization schedule following a presidential memorandum directing a review of how peer countries structure their vaccine guidance.
A White House screening of a new Melania Trump documentary drew criticism as lawmakers and protesters focused on a fatal shooting by a federal agent in Minneapolis and the escalating political fight over DHS funding.
A second deadly shooting by federal immigration agents in a matter of weeks has sparked fresh protests and intensified a political showdown in Washington over Department of Homeland Security funding.
Trinity Rodman scored and wore the captain’s armband as the U.S. women’s national team rolled past Paraguay in a lopsided friendly in Southern California.
A new long-form profile describes 2026 as a pivotal year for OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, as the company pushes massive AI infrastructure spending while facing intensifying competition and regulatory pressure.
As the World Economic Forum wraps up in Davos, leaders and executives are weighing heightened geopolitical tensions and competing national priorities against calls for cooperation on growth, technology, and climate.
U.S. stocks fell sharply after President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs on imports from eight European countries, adding to investor anxiety about trade volatility. The move sent major indexes lower and pushed investors toward traditional safe havens, according to the Associated Press.
Envoys from Ukraine, Russia and the United States met in Abu Dhabi in a rare three-way format as Washington pushes to accelerate progress toward ending Russia’s nearly four-year full-scale invasion. The talks come amid continued Russian strikes and difficult disagreements over territory and security guarantees.