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Davos leaders warn of widening rifts as Trump’s Greenland push and tariff threats hang over talks
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, global leaders weighed trade and security risks linked to President Donald Trump’s threats of tariffs tied to Greenland, along with debates over a proposed U.S. “Board of Peace” and fears that new confrontations could weaken cooperation on conflicts and the economy.
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Anthropic CEO criticizes Nvidia chip sales to China, warning the U.S. is taking a strategic risk
At Davos, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei sharply attacked the U.S. approval of high-performance AI chip sales to China — and criticized chipmakers including Nvidia — arguing the decision could harm national security. The remarks stood out because Nvidia is also a key Anthropic partner and supplier.
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Iran faces prolonged internet blackout as authorities tighten control amid unrest
A near-total shutdown has limited communications and outside reporting from Iran as protests and crackdowns continue, with rights groups warning the blackout is being used to suppress information.
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U.S. narrows routine childhood vaccine recommendations, prompting warnings from doctors
Federal officials reduced the number of vaccines universally recommended for children, a change physicians’ groups say could increase preventable illness and deepen confusion for families.
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White House faces backlash over focus on film event amid Minneapolis shooting fallout
President Trump hosted a private screening tied to a new documentary about First Lady Melania Trump as Democrats criticized the timing amid anger over a fatal federal-agent shooting and broader unrest.
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AFC title game set for Jan. 25 as Patriots visit Broncos with Super Bowl berth on the line
New England and Denver meet in the AFC Championship Game on Sunday, January 25, 2026, with the winner advancing to Super Bowl LX.
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Outrage grows after Minneapolis nurse killed by federal agent as storm disruption spreads
National anger intensified after a second fatal shooting by federal immigration agents in weeks, while a major winter storm continued to snarl travel and daily life across the U.S.
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Davos 2026 spotlights growth and security as leaders clash over geopolitics and trade
The World Economic Forum’s 2026 meeting in Davos featured competing messages on growth, security, and cooperation amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and allies.
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SpaceX targets Jan. 25 Starlink launch from Vandenberg as constellation expansion continues
A Falcon 9 mission scheduled for January 25, 2026 aims to deploy a new batch of Starlink satellites, reflecting the steady cadence of launches supporting the broadband network.
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U.S. consumer sentiment improves in January, Michigan survey shows
A University of Michigan survey found consumer sentiment rose in January, though households remain frustrated by elevated prices and a softer job market.
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WHO warns Sudan’s health crisis is worsening as disease outbreaks spread
The World Health Organization said Sudan’s conflict has fueled one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises, with disease outbreaks worsening amid damaged health facilities and shortages of staff and supplies.
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Thomson Reuters launches ‘Trust in AI Alliance’ with Anthropic, AWS, Google Cloud and OpenAI
Thomson Reuters says a new alliance will push practical principles and engineering approaches for trustworthy, agentic AI in high-stakes professional settings.