Latest
Every published file in reverse chronological order.
- 0025
ASML posts record 2025 profit on AI-driven demand, but plans roughly 1,700 job cuts
Dutch chipmaking equipment giant ASML reported record profit for 2025 as AI-related demand helped lift sales and orders, but the company also said it would cut about 1,700 jobs in an efficiency and restructuring push.
- 0026
French lawmakers approve bill banning social media for children under 15, with phones barred in high schools
France’s National Assembly approved legislation that would prohibit access to social media for children under 15 and extend restrictions on mobile phones into high schools, putting the country on track to become one of Europe’s toughest regulators of youth online access.
- 0027
India says it has contained Nipah virus outbreak after two cases in West Bengal; 196 contacts tested negative
Indian officials say a Nipah virus situation in West Bengal has been contained after two confirmed cases since December, with 196 identified contacts quarantined, monitored and testing negative as neighboring countries increase travel health screening.
- 0028
White House backs bipartisan appropriations push, warns against funding lapse amid storm impacts
In Washington, the administration is urging Congress to pass a bipartisan appropriations package, saying immigration negotiations should not be allowed to trigger a government funding lapse — particularly with FEMA needs tied to recent storm damage.
- 0029
AP Scorecard: NBA and NHL results from Tuesday’s games
A busy night across the NBA and NHL featured multiple close finishes, including overtime wins and high-scoring performances, according to the Associated Press score roundup.
- 0030
ASML’s record year underscores how AI demand is reshaping chipmaking — and why suppliers are still cutting costs
ASML’s blockbuster 2025 results show how AI spending is flowing deep into the semiconductor toolchain, even as the company moves to streamline operations with planned job cuts.
- 0031
White House presses Congress to pass bipartisan funding bill as storm recovery and FEMA aid loom
The White House is urging lawmakers to move a bipartisan appropriations package to President Donald Trump’s desk, arguing that immigration negotiations should not derail basic government funding — including FEMA support as communities deal with a major winter storm’s aftermath.
- 0032
Minneapolis immigration shootings jolt Washington as shutdown pressure builds
The deaths of two U.S. citizens during federal deportation operations in Minneapolis are reshaping the immigration debate in Congress and complicating efforts to pass a major funding package before a shutdown deadline.
- 0033
Honduras inaugurates Nasry Asfura as president after disputed 2025 election
Honduras swore in Nasry Asfura on January 27, 2026, following a contested election and a congress-approved recount order earlier this month, adding to regional attention on governance and post-election legitimacy.
- 0034
South Carolina measles outbreak grows to 211 cases, health department says
South Carolina reported 211 measles cases tied to an ongoing outbreak, with most infections among unvaccinated people and quarantine measures extending into late January.
- 0035
Timberwolves and Warriors return amid grief after Minneapolis killing prompts postponement
The Timberwolves and Warriors played in a somber atmosphere after a game postponement linked to community safety concerns following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, with coaches and players speaking about the weight of events beyond basketball.
- 0036
White House proclamation sets semiconductor import adjustments and a 25% duty on certain advanced chips
A January 14, 2026 presidential proclamation cites a Commerce Department national security finding on semiconductors and outlines a plan that includes a 25% duty on certain advanced computing chips, with exceptions tied to U.S. buildout and other uses.