Latest
Every published file in reverse chronological order.
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CDC urges consumers to discard recalled ‘Super Greens’ supplement powder amid multistate Salmonella outbreak
Federal health officials investigating a multistate Salmonella Typhimurium outbreak say illnesses have been linked to a recalled supplement powder and advise consumers to throw it out or return it.
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Markets brace for Fed decision and major tech earnings as gold surges and Amazon plans 16,000 job cuts
U.S. investors watched stock futures ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate announcement and big tech results, as gold climbed to new highs and Amazon outlined another large round of layoffs.
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Nvidia rises after report that China greenlights H200 AI chip purchases, as investors watch Big Tech spending
Nvidia shares gained after reports said Chinese authorities approved purchases of its H200 AI chips, a development closely tied to U.S. export licensing and to the pace of AI infrastructure spending by the company’s biggest customers.
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Rep. Ilhan Omar sprayed with unknown liquid at Minneapolis town hall; suspect arrested
A man used a syringe to spray a strong-smelling, unidentified liquid at Rep. Ilhan Omar during a Minneapolis town hall. He was tackled by security and later arrested, while Omar continued speaking and said she would not be intimidated.
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College hoops and NBA highlight Jan. 28 U.S. sports slate as Senior Bowl practices continue
A busy Wednesday schedule features ranked college basketball matchups, NBA games on ESPN, and continued Senior Bowl practices from Mobile, Alabama.
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S&P 500 pushes above 7,000 as AI optimism and big‑tech earnings focus drive markets
US stocks climbed on Jan. 28, 2026, with the S&P 500 moving above 7,000 for the first time amid investor enthusiasm tied to artificial intelligence and anticipation of major technology earnings, while attention also stayed on the Fed’s rate decision.
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Big Tech earnings take center stage with investors watching capex and AI spending
Earnings from Microsoft, Meta and Tesla due Jan. 28, 2026 put the spotlight on how aggressively big tech plans to spend on AI infrastructure and data centers, and what that implies for suppliers and the broader market narrative.
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Legal experts say US capture of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro has no basis in international law
Following the US operation that seized Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and carried him to the United States, legal analysts warn the action violates Venezuelan sovereignty and the UN Charter, with no clear legal justification such as self‑defense or a UN mandate.
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Ilhan Omar sprayed with unknown liquid at Minneapolis town hall
Rep. Ilhan Omar was attacked during a Minneapolis town hall after calling for Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to resign or face impeachment. Omar was not injured and insisted the event continue; authorities arrested a suspect at the scene.
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Study warns unexplained pauses in CDC databases could weaken outbreak detection and public trust
A study reported that nearly half of CDC databases that were previously updated at least monthly stopped or delayed updates in 2025, with many pauses affecting vaccination and respiratory disease data—raising concerns about transparency, outbreak response and evidence‑based decision‑making.
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CAA men’s basketball notebook highlights conference leaders and key upcoming matchups
A Jan. 28, 2026 CAA men’s basketball notebook spotlighted standout performers and team trends, including scoring leaders, recent hot streaks, and defensive metrics heading into the next stretch of conference play.
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Federal Reserve holds rates steady as policymakers flag elevated uncertainty
The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark rate unchanged on Jan. 28, 2026, saying the economy is expanding at a solid pace but inflation remains somewhat elevated and uncertainty is still high. Two officials dissented in favor of a quarter‑point cut.