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Every published file in reverse chronological order.
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Winter weather forces NBA reschedule: Pacers–Hawks tip moved up hours on Jan. 26
Severe winter weather is rippling across the sports calendar as leagues try to stay ahead of travel disruptions. The NBA shifted the Pacers–Hawks game time on Jan. 26, moving the matchup to an early afternoon start to reduce weather and travel risk for teams, staff and fans.
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Markets brace for Fed week as gold surges past $5,000 and rare-earth funding headlines lift a key stock
Investors opened the week watching a packed calendar: major earnings, a Federal Reserve decision and geopolitical uncertainty. Gold prices pushed into record territory above $5,000 per ounce, while renewed trade threats and fresh government-linked funding news in rare earths added to market crosscurrents.
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Canned tuna recall update: products previously quarantined were mistakenly shipped, raising botulism concerns
An updated recall notice warns consumers that canned tuna linked to a manufacturing defect was mistakenly shipped by a third-party distributor, potentially increasing the risk of contamination with Clostridium botulinum, which can cause botulism.
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Atlassian shares slide as investors debate whether new AI agents will disrupt task-management software
Investors pushed shares of enterprise software maker Atlassian lower amid worries that increasingly capable AI agents and competing services could weaken demand for traditional collaboration and project-management tools.
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Major winter storm disrupts daily life across the U.S., closing schools and straining power crews
A sprawling winter storm pushed millions of Americans under alerts on January 26, 2026, triggering widespread school closures, remote-learning shifts, hazardous travel conditions, and power outages from the South through the Northeast.
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UK arrests dozens at prison protest demanding release of Palestine Action prisoners
British police arrested at least 86 protesters outside London’s Wormwood Scrubs prison during a demonstration calling for the release of Palestine Action prisoners and highlighting a detainee who resumed a hunger strike.
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U.S. unveils 232-athlete roster for Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, featuring veterans and returning medalists
The United States announced a 232-athlete roster for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, highlighted by multiple five-time Olympians and a large contingent of returning medalists, with competition beginning February 4 and the opening ceremony on February 6.
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Minnesota protests intensify after fatal shooting; Attorney General seeks state data in exchange for ICE pullback
Protests continued in Minnesota after federal immigration agents fatally shot ICU nurse Alex Jeffrey Pretti. The confrontation escalated when Attorney General Pam Bondi demanded access to voter-roll and welfare records, linking the request to withdrawing ICE from the state.
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Stocks close mixed as investors weigh earnings; major indexes post weekly losses
U.S. markets finished a choppy session as investors digested mixed quarterly results. The Dow fell while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq edged up, but all three major indexes ended the week lower amid shifting expectations for growth and profits.
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Israel recovers remains of last hostage in Gaza as ceasefire enters tougher phase
Israel says it has recovered the remains of the last hostage held in Gaza, completing a key requirement of the ceasefire’s first phase. Attention now turns to a more complex second phase that includes border arrangements, security questions, and the enormous task of rebuilding amid ongoing humanitarian strain.
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Oil futures snapshot: crude trading volume and open interest decline as winter weather disrupts markets
Light Sweet Crude futures data showed lower trading activity on Jan. 26, 2026, with volume and open interest down from the prior session. The move comes as energy markets weigh storm-related disruptions and shifting trader positioning in a volatile winter period.
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Microsoft’s first Windows 11 update of 2026 triggers crashes, boot errors, and multiple emergency fixes
Microsoft has issued more than one out-of-band update after January 2026 Windows 11 patches caused shutdown issues and app crashes for some users, with reports also surfacing of machines failing to boot. IT administrators are now juggling urgent remediation while Microsoft investigates root causes.