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Nvidia and CoreWeave expand partnership to build “AI factories” and adopt new platforms
Nvidia and CoreWeave announced an expanded collaboration centered on scaling AI data centers to more than 5 gigawatts by 2030. The companies said CoreWeave will adopt multiple Nvidia product generations, including CPU and storage platforms, as the partnership broadens beyond GPUs into software and infrastructure alignment.
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Pediatricians back broader childhood vaccine guidance as vitamin K refusals raise alarms
The American Academy of Pediatrics issued updated vaccine recommendations that keep a broad schedule, diverging from a narrowed federal approach, while doctors also warn about rising refusals of vitamin K shots for newborns. Public health experts say both trends highlight increasing strain on routine prevention as misinformation and distrust reshape family decisions.
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Trump tells Walz he will review Minnesota ICE surge after a fatal shooting fuels backlash
President Donald Trump told Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz he would “look into” reducing the number of federal immigration agents deployed in the state, amid protests and legal challenges tied to Operation Metro Surge and the killing of a Minneapolis nurse, Alex Pretti. The episode has triggered bipartisan calls for investigations and sharpened debate over federal authority, local policing, and immigration enforcement tactics.
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Storm disruptions and big individual nights headline U.S. pro sports results
A winter storm continued to disrupt schedules as multiple NBA games were postponed, while other matchups featured standout performances and tight finishes. In hockey, Anaheim extended its surge behind a rookie’s first hat trick and overtime winner, while other clubs battled through a packed slate.
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Rafah crossing could reopen as Gaza ceasefire moves toward a second phase
Palestinians are waiting for the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt to reopen after Israel said it recovered the remains of the last Israeli hostage in Gaza. Israel says any reopening would initially be limited and subject to inspection, while Hamas and Egypt press for fuller access. The crossing is central to medical travel, humanitarian aid, and any large-scale reconstruction plan.
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Microsoft heads into earnings with investors focused on Azure growth and the cost of AI buildout
Microsoft’s next earnings report is expected to sharpen investor attention on whether Azure cloud momentum can keep offsetting surging AI infrastructure costs. Analysts are watching for evidence that heavy capital spending is translating into durable revenue growth and improving margins, as enterprises expand AI deployments but scrutiny rises over long-term returns.
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Treasury cancels Booz Allen contracts over tax-return leak fallout; shares slide
Booz Allen Hamilton shares fell after the U.S. Treasury Department said it was terminating the contractor’s Treasury work, citing failures to safeguard sensitive taxpayer information linked to a former contractor’s leak. The cancellation adds to investor concerns about federal contract scrutiny and the vulnerability of consulting revenue to policy shifts and cost-cutting.
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Zelenskyy says a U.S. security agreement is ready as Ukraine presses for air defenses during deep freeze
Ukraine’s president said a U.S. security agreement is “100% ready” to be signed and then sent for ratification, following talks involving Ukraine, the U.S., and Russia. The announcement came as Russian strikes and extreme cold left many Kyiv buildings without heat, intensifying Ukraine’s push for air-defense support and faster repair of critical infrastructure.
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U.S. winter storm chaos builds: thousands of flights scrapped as airlines and airports struggle to recover
A powerful winter storm sweeping across a broad swath of the United States is continuing to disrupt travel, with thousands of flights canceled and many more delayed. Airlines issued travel waivers and warned that recovery could take days as crews, aircraft and passengers are left out of position across the network.
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Justice Department presses Minnesota for voter-roll and benefits data amid protests after fatal ICE shooting
After a fatal encounter involving federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, the situation escalated into major protests and political pressure. The U.S. attorney general is demanding access to Minnesota voter-roll and public-assistance data as part of a broader clash over immigration enforcement, oversight and accountability.
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Big Tech earnings week begins with investors watching AI spending, cloud capacity, and the ‘Magnificent 7’ split
A mixed start to 2026 for the biggest U.S. tech names has put fresh weight on earnings reports from Microsoft, Meta, Tesla and Apple. Investors are looking for clearer answers on AI-related capital spending, cloud constraints and whether growth can keep pace with expectations after years of outsized market influence.
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Lebanon renews pressure ahead of Jan. 26 deadline for Israel’s withdrawal from the south under ceasefire terms
Lebanon’s president has renewed demands that Israel withdraw from southern Lebanon by a Jan. 26 deadline tied to the Israel–Hezbollah ceasefire framework. The remarks came during a visit by the U.N. chief as Beirut argues ongoing strikes and demolitions violate Lebanese sovereignty and the agreement’s spirit.