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  1. Trump signals possible changes to Minneapolis immigration enforcement after second death

    After a second death linked to a controversial federal immigration operation in Minneapolis, President Donald Trump indicated the administration is reviewing the approach and hinted at major operational changes.

  2. Microsoft confirms limited reports of Windows 11 PCs failing to boot after January security updates

    Microsoft acknowledged that a January 2026 Windows 11 security update may cause some devices to fail to boot, showing an UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME error and requiring manual recovery steps.

  3. Morning briefing: Minneapolis shooting fallout, major winter storm disruptions, and markets brace for Fed week

    A new round of U.S. headlines centers on fallout from a high-profile Minneapolis shooting, a winter storm snarling travel, and markets looking ahead to major earnings and the Federal Reserve’s next move.

  4. Markets look to Fed decision and big tech earnings as storm disruptions and tariff threats add uncertainty

    Stock futures were muted ahead of a week packed with a Federal Reserve rate decision and major earnings, as storm-related disruptions and policy headlines kept investors on edge.

  5. Nationwide chocolate bar recall expands as FDA warns of possible Salmonella contamination

    A chocolate bar recall has expanded to include additional flavors after the FDA warned the products may be contaminated with Salmonella; consumers are advised not to eat affected bars and to seek refunds.

  6. Abu Dhabi talks on Ukraine described as constructive, but major hurdles remain

    U.S., Ukrainian, and Russian negotiators described recent Abu Dhabi discussions as constructive, yet acknowledged that core political and territorial disputes still block any breakthrough toward ending the war.

  7. Thomson Reuters launches “Trust in AI Alliance” with major AI labs to focus on agentic system reliability

    Thomson Reuters announced a new industry collaboration aimed at developing shared approaches for building trustworthy, more autonomous AI systems. The company said the alliance will focus on reliability, accountability and verification in high-stakes professional use cases.

  8. Massive winter storm snarls U.S. travel, leaving widespread outages and thousands of cancellations

    A sprawling winter storm pushed across much of the United States on January 25, 2026, triggering major power outages and widespread travel disruption. Airlines canceled huge numbers of flights as snow, sleet and freezing rain hit major hubs, while officials warned conditions could worsen as the system moved east.

  9. Iran’s crackdown intensifies as near-total internet blackout limits information from protests

    Reports and monitoring groups say Iranian authorities imposed severe connectivity restrictions amid ongoing unrest, making it difficult to verify events on the ground. The blackout and disruption of communications have fueled international concern about transparency and human rights as the government seeks to regain control.

  10. Patriots and Broncos set for AFC Championship as injuries, altitude and quarterback play loom large

    New England’s trip to Denver for the AFC title game brings a clash of strengths: an efficient Patriots offense against a Broncos defense built on pressure. With quarterback health and key roster availability in focus, both teams aim for a Super Bowl berth.

  11. CDC shaken by abrupt childhood vaccine schedule changes, raising concerns about process and public trust

    A sudden revision to the CDC’s childhood immunization guidance has sparked alarm among public health experts and state officials. Critics say the changes bypassed standard scientific review, risking confusion among parents and clinicians and potentially weakening protections against preventable disease.

  12. Davos wrap: leaders leave World Economic Forum amid anxiety over alliances, trade and global security

    The World Economic Forum’s 2026 meeting concluded in Davos after a week of speeches and dealmaking set against rising geopolitical strain. Executives and politicians emphasized resilience, investment and “de-risking,” while acknowledging uncertainty around trade, energy and defense commitments.