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Every published file in reverse chronological order.
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Megacap tech leads market slump as tariff fears trigger a risk-off rotation
A tariff-driven selloff hit high-valuation technology names especially hard, with investors rotating away from AI and other growth themes. The move underscored how sensitive megacap tech remains to abrupt shifts in macro and geopolitical risk.
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Spurs seek steadier form against Pelicans as schedule grind and winter weather loom
San Antonio hosts New Orleans with momentum at stake and an eye on an upcoming road trip. The matchup also reflects how injuries, consistency issues, and even winter conditions can shape game-day planning and performance.
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Outrage spreads after fatal shooting by federal agents in Minneapolis, as protests grow nationwide
A second fatal shooting by federal agents in weeks has intensified scrutiny of immigration enforcement and sparked demonstrations in multiple U.S. cities. Video and witness accounts have fueled questions about official statements, while lawmakers and local leaders demand transparency.
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Trump’s new National Defense Strategy shifts focus to deterring China and presses allies to shoulder more
A newly reported U.S. defense strategy prioritizes homeland defense and deterring China, while urging allies to contribute more to their own security. The plan also highlights heightened attention on the Western Hemisphere and strategic chokepoints.
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Stocks slide after Trump tariff threats tied to Greenland dispute rattle investors
U.S. markets fell sharply after President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs linked to opposition to his Greenland push, amplifying trade-policy uncertainty. The move pushed investors toward safer assets and revived fears of prolonged volatility.
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Outrage grows after a second fatal shooting by federal agents sparks protests and a funding standoff
A second deadly shooting by U.S. federal agents in Minneapolis in just weeks has triggered protests, renewed scrutiny of ICE tactics, and a new budget confrontation in Washington.
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Thomson Reuters sets February 5 date for Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings release and webcast
Thomson Reuters announced it will publish fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results on February 5, 2026, followed by an earnings call and webcast led by its CEO and CFO.
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U.S. envoys press Israel to move into the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire, with Rafah crossing in focus
Senior U.S. envoys urged Israel’s prime minister to advance the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire, while discussions intensify on reopening Rafah and arranging monitoring and withdrawals.
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Spurs players reveal their rooting interests ahead of NFL conference championship games
With the Super Bowl approaching, Spurs coach Mitch Johnson and guard De'Aaron Fox shared which NFL teams they’re backing and why, as the NBA team juggles its own schedule.
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Abrupt pause, then reversal, of major public-health grants leaves states scrambling and confused
State and local health departments reported disruption and uncertainty after the federal government temporarily paused a key public-health grant program before reversing course within hours.
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CDC says it has acted on a presidential memorandum to update the U.S. childhood immunization schedule
The CDC announced it accepted recommendations following a federally directed review of childhood vaccination practices, igniting debate over scientific process, authority, and public trust.
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Verizon suffers a nationwide network outage, with many users reporting 'SOS only' service
A widespread Verizon outage disrupted voice, text, and mobile data across the U.S., prompting hundreds of thousands of user reports and renewed questions about network resilience.