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  1. 0097

    Zelenskyy says U.S.-Ukraine security agreement is ready as talks continue amid winter attacks

    Ukraine’s president said a U.S.-Ukraine security agreement is “100% ready” and awaiting confirmation for signing, as Kyiv seeks air defenses during a cold snap and Russia-Ukraine strikes continue.

  2. 0098

    Trump signals possible pullback of Minneapolis ICE operation after second death, as pressure builds

    After a second fatal encounter involving federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, Donald Trump suggested federal agents would leave the city, amid calls for investigations and competing accounts of events.

  3. 0099

    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.

  4. 0100

    Storm forces postponements as NBA and travel schedules get scrambled across the U.S.

    A powerful winter storm disrupted sports travel and led to postponed NBA games, highlighting how extreme weather can ripple through league scheduling, logistics and competitive fairness.

  5. 0101

    Ethiopia declares end of its first Marburg virus outbreak after 42 days with no new cases

    Ethiopia said its first Marburg outbreak has ended after completing the WHO-recommended 42-day period without new confirmed cases, closing a response that recorded 14 confirmed infections and nine deaths.

  6. 0102

    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.

  7. 0103

    Ethiopia declares end of first Marburg outbreak after 42 days with no new cases

    Ethiopia says its first-ever Marburg virus outbreak is over after completing the required 42-day monitoring period without any new confirmed cases, following an intensive public health response supported by WHO.

  8. 0104

    Minnesota nurse’s death highlights mounting scrutiny of U.S. immigration enforcement tactics

    The fatal shooting of a Minnesota nurse during an immigration enforcement operation has intensified political and legal scrutiny of federal tactics, as officials and families demand investigations and accountability.

  9. 0105

    Gold tops $5,000 as investors seek safety amid tariff threats and political uncertainty

    Gold prices pushed above $5,000 an ounce as markets reacted to heightened uncertainty, including trade tensions and geopolitical disputes, sending investors toward perceived safe-haven assets.

  10. 0106

    Ethiopia ends first Marburg outbreak after 42-day countdown; officials urge vigilance for future flare-ups

    Ethiopia has declared its first Marburg virus outbreak over after 42 days with no new confirmed cases, marking a major containment milestone while health experts stress ongoing surveillance and preparedness.

  11. 0107

    Super Bowl LX set: Patriots and Seahawks to meet in rematch at Levi’s Stadium

    The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks will face each other in Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8 at Levi’s Stadium, renewing a rivalry last seen on the Super Bowl stage a decade ago.

  12. 0108

    U.S. takes stake in USA Rare Earth as it funds mine and magnet plant to cut China dependence

    The U.S. government is investing billions into USA Rare Earth, taking a minority stake and backing plans for a Texas rare earth mine and an Oklahoma magnet factory aimed at strengthening domestic supply chains.