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South Korean auto shares recover after Trump threatens higher tariffs tied to stalled trade deal
South Korean automaker stocks reversed early losses after President Donald Trump said he would raise tariffs on South Korean goods to 25%, reviving uncertainty about the timeline and likelihood of new trade penalties.
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Trump pushes affordability message in Iowa as Minneapolis shooting fallout continues
President Donald Trump traveled to Iowa to highlight cost-of-living issues and energy policy, but questions about the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents continued to dominate the political backdrop.
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Wall Street mixed ahead of Fed week as Medicare Advantage proposal hits health insurer stocks
Markets were mixed as investors tracked corporate earnings and looked ahead to the Federal Reserve, while health insurer shares slid after the government proposed a much smaller-than-expected Medicare Advantage payment increase for 2027.
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Trump’s Greenland push strains Europe and threatens support for Gaza ceasefire plan, AP reports
AP reports President Trump’s push to acquire Greenland and his tariff threats have widened rifts with European allies and could undermine international backing for a U.N.-backed “Board of Peace” concept tied to a Gaza ceasefire framework.
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Sports on TV Tuesday: NBA doubleheader, Shrine Bowl, Australian Open quarterfinals and U.S. women vs Chile
Tuesday’s TV sports slate includes an NBA doubleheader, Senior Bowl practices and the East-West Shrine Bowl, Australian Open quarterfinal coverage, and a U.S. women’s soccer friendly against Chile, according to an AP schedule roundup.
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Trump visits Iowa to stress affordability as Minneapolis shooting fallout keeps pressure on White House
President Trump traveled to Iowa to emphasize affordability and energy messaging ahead of the midterm cycle, while controversy continues over the fatal shooting of Minneapolis ICU nurse and protester Alex Pretti by federal immigration officers.
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At Davos, tech leaders pitch an AI future—while bubble worries linger
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, tech executives promoted an expansive vision for AI adoption and massive data-center buildouts, while some leaders acknowledged signs of overheated investment and the risks of a hype-driven bubble.
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CMS proposes near-flat Medicare Advantage payment update for 2027, triggering insurer selloff
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services proposed a net average Medicare Advantage payment increase of about 0.09% for 2027—far below market expectations—prompting sharp declines in major insurer shares and raising questions about benefits and plan design next year.
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Trump calls for ‘honest’ probe after Minneapolis protester Alex Pretti is killed by federal immigration agents
President Donald Trump said an “honorable and honest” investigation is needed after Alex Pretti, an ICU nurse and protester, was fatally shot by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis—an incident that has intensified scrutiny of the administration’s expanded immigration operation and triggered bipartisan backlash.
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Deadly winter storm leaves record snow, mass outages and major travel disruption across the U.S.
A major winter storm crossing the U.S. has driven record snowfall, widespread power outages, and dangerous cold that officials say contributed to dozens of deaths, while airports and highways struggle to recover.
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Wall Street zigzags as earnings split market; UnitedHealth sinks while Corning jumps on Meta deal
Stocks moved unevenly Tuesday as investors parsed corporate earnings and deal news. UnitedHealth fell sharply after a revenue forecast miss, while Corning surged after announcing a multibillion-dollar agreement with Meta.
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Rangers rally past Bruins in overtime as NHL recap highlights a busy slate
The New York Rangers cooled off the surging Boston Bruins with an overtime comeback, one of several notable results and updates posted by NHL.com as the regular season continued.