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- 133World
NATO’s Mark Rutte warns Europe cannot defend itself without the U.S. as talks on Ukraine remain sensitive
At a European Parliament hearing, NATO’s secretary general argued that U.S. military backing remains essential for Europe’s security and urged allies to move quickly on air-defense support for Ukraine while negotiations over territory continue.
- 134Tech
EU opens formal investigation into X’s Grok over sexual deepfakes and illegal content risks
European regulators launched a new probe into X, focusing on Grok’s alleged role in creating and spreading nonconsensual sexualized deepfake images and examining whether safeguards meet requirements under the Digital Services Act.
- 135Health
FDA links Salmonella outbreak to ‘Super Greens’ dietary supplement and urges consumers to stop using recalled product
U.S. regulators say an ongoing Salmonella outbreak has been associated with a powdered greens supplement, with dozens of illnesses reported across multiple states. The FDA is advising consumers to avoid specific lots and follow recall guidance.
- 136Politics
Trump signals review of Minneapolis ICE operation after second fatal shooting sparks scrutiny
After another death during federal immigration enforcement actions in Minneapolis, President Donald Trump indicated the operation is under review, as political pressure builds for an investigation and federal officials send mixed messages about the incident.
- 137Sports
NBA moves up Pacers-Hawks tipoff amid severe winter weather disruptions
With dangerous snow and ice affecting travel across parts of the U.S., the NBA shifted the Pacers-Hawks game earlier on January 26, 2026, a practical adjustment reflecting how the storm is spilling into sports schedules.
- 138Business
Gold hits new highs as investors brace for Fed decision, tech earnings and tariff tensions
Markets entered a pivotal week with major earnings ahead and a Federal Reserve meeting looming, while record-setting moves in gold and silver reflected demand for safe havens amid trade threats and political uncertainty.
- 139Latest
Winter Storm Fern disrupts travel and power across the U.S. as cancellations mount
A massive winter system spanning much of the country is leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity and snarling air travel into the new week, as forecasters warn the cold and ice will linger even after the heaviest snow moves out.
- 140Sports
AP: NHL postpones Blue Jackets–Kings game in Columbus due to major winter storm; rescheduled for March 9
The NHL postponed the Columbus Blue Jackets’ home game against the Los Angeles Kings as a major winter storm created dangerous travel conditions, with AP reporting heavy snowfall and brutal wind chills; the game will be made up March 9.
- 141Latest
Winter storm snarls U.S. travel as airlines cancel thousands of flights and delays spread
A powerful winter storm sweeping across large parts of the United States triggered widespread flight cancellations and delays on Monday, adding to a weekend of major disruptions as snow, freezing rain, and low visibility affected key air corridors and airport hubs.
- 142Politics
AP: Minnesota nurse is sixth person to die during U.S. immigration crackdown after Minneapolis shooting
A Minneapolis shooting that killed 37-year-old ICU nurse Alex Pretti became the latest flashpoint in nationwide backlash to the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, with AP reporting six deaths tied to enforcement operations and growing calls for investigations.
- 143Tech
Investopedia: Markets brace for big tech earnings and Fed decision as gold hits record levels
Investors entered a pivotal week with major technology earnings and a Federal Reserve rate decision ahead, while geopolitical uncertainty and storm disruption added volatility; gold futures surged past $5,000 an ounce, according to Investopedia.
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- 144World
UK police arrest 86 after protesters breach Wormwood Scrubs prison grounds backing hunger striker
Police in London arrested 86 people after protesters supporting a Palestine Action-linked detainee on hunger strike entered prison grounds at Wormwood Scrubs, prompting accusations of aggravated trespass and renewed debate over protest policing and prison security.