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Every published file in reverse chronological order.
- 0013
Severe winter storm disrupts daily life across U.S., forcing closures and travel chaos
A sprawling winter storm stretched from the South to the Northeast on January 26, 2026, shutting schools, knocking out power and snarling travel. Officials urged residents to stay off roads as snow, ice and bitter cold created hazardous conditions in many states.
- 0014
Winter storm batters the U.S., triggering mass flight cancellations, school disruptions and power outages
A sprawling winter storm is disrupting daily life across the United States, with thousands of flight cancellations, widespread school closures or remote-learning shifts, and large pockets of power outages as ice and snow sweep from the South to the Northeast.
- 0015
Gold breaks $5,000 an ounce as investors seek shelter from U.S. political and trade turmoil
Gold surged above $5,000 per ounce for the first time, reflecting a rush into safe-haven assets as markets react to policy uncertainty, tariff threats and fresh fears of U.S. fiscal brinkmanship.
- 0016
Massive winter storm disrupts travel and closes schools across large swath of U.S.
A major winter storm spanning multiple regions of the United States is forcing widespread school closures, triggering power outages, and snarling travel as millions remain under winter weather alerts.
- 0017
Winter storm disrupts travel and daily life across wide swath of the U.S.
A major winter storm spanning large parts of the country is snarling transportation, forcing school closures and triggering widespread safety warnings as hazardous ice and heavy snow move across multiple regions.
- 0018
White House distances Trump from “assassin” label after fatal Minneapolis protest shooting
The White House moved to separate President Donald Trump from inflammatory descriptions used by senior officials after a federal officer killed Minneapolis protester Alex Pretti during an immigration-enforcement surge. The shooting and competing accounts have intensified scrutiny of the operation and prompted calls for hearings and court intervention.
- 0019
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.
- 0020
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.
- 0021
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.
- 0022
The Latest: White House distances Trump from ‘assassin’ remarks after Minneapolis protester is killed
The Trump White House is trying to separate the president from harsh language used by senior officials after a U.S. Border Patrol officer fatally shot Minneapolis protester Alex Pretti. The death has intensified scrutiny of a sweeping federal immigration operation in Minnesota and fueled calls for investigations and de-escalation.
- 0023
Massive winter storm snarls U.S. travel, power and roads as tens of thousands of flights are wiped out
A sprawling winter storm pushed across the United States on Sunday, shutting down airports, glazing highways with ice and knocking out power for hundreds of thousands of customers. Airlines canceled thousands of flights, while emergency officials warned the cold that follows could keep conditions dangerous for days.
- 0024
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.