Latest
Every published file in reverse chronological order.
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NASA Artemis II nears launch campaign milestones as mission prep accelerates toward February window
NASA is moving deeper into the Artemis II launch campaign, with rollout milestones, testing plans, and crew preparation steps pointing toward a possible February 2026 launch window for the first crewed Orion mission around the Moon.
- 0206
Trump retreats from Greenland demands after ally backlash and market jitters, report says
A sharp reversal on Greenland followed resistance from allies, wavering Republican support, and financial turbulence—an episode that renewed questions about U.S. credibility and NATO stability.
- 0207
Doctors warn of measles resurgence as outbreaks grow and vaccination confusion deepens
A widening measles resurgence is heightening concern among clinicians and public health officials, who point to declining vaccination rates and mixed messaging as outbreaks expand across states.
- 0208
Conference championship Sunday highlights packed slate: NFL title games, Warriors matchup, and more
From NFL conference championships to NBA and college basketball, the U.S. sports calendar for Jan. 25–26 features a dense lineup of marquee events across leagues and venues.
- 0209
Trump’s Greenland push fractures alliances, as Europe’s far right balks at U.S. pressure
A dispute over Greenland is straining U.S. relations abroad—and even some of Donald Trump’s ideological allies in Europe—highlighting the limits of nationalist solidarity when sovereignty is on the line.
- 0210
U.S. winter storm disrupts travel, triggers emergency declarations and widespread cancellations
A major winter storm has prompted emergency measures and widespread disruptions across the United States, with large numbers of weather alerts, flight cancellations, and changes to transportation plans as conditions deteriorate across a broad swath of the country.
- 0211
Minneapolis shooting by federal agent sparks protests as Democrats threaten DHS funding fight
A fatal shooting in Minneapolis involving a federal agent has fueled a new wave of anti-ICE protests and set up a funding showdown in Washington, with Democrats warning they could block Department of Homeland Security funding unless the administration changes course.
- 0212
USWNT opens 2026 with 6–0 win over Paraguay as young attackers shine
The U.S. women’s national team began its 2026 schedule with a commanding friendly win over Paraguay in California, featuring goals from emerging players and a notable return-to-form moment for Trinity Rodman.
- 0213
Samsung unveils AI ‘privacy display’ concept aimed at preventing shoulder-surfing on phones
Samsung has previewed a privacy feature that uses on-device AI to blur sensitive content when it detects nearby eyes—an approach aimed at commuters and remote workers concerned about screen peeking in crowded public spaces.
- 0214
Trump’s Greenland threats test alliances as Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ seeks broader support
A U.S.-backed plan to oversee Gaza’s future is struggling to win wider European backing amid new strains in transatlantic relations, including provocative rhetoric about Greenland and tariff threats that are unsettling allies.
- 0215
White House faces criticism as Trump hosts ‘Melania’ screening amid Minneapolis shooting fallout
President Trump hosted a private screening of an Amazon MGM documentary focused on the first lady as political pressure mounted over a fatal federal-agent shooting in Minneapolis and broader unrest tied to immigration enforcement.
- 0216
CDC classifies 2025–26 flu season as ‘moderately severe’ as estimates reach 11 million illnesses
U.S. influenza activity remained elevated into early January, with the CDC classifying the season as moderately severe and estimating millions of illnesses, substantial hospitalizations, and thousands of deaths so far.