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  1. AFC Championship: Patriots face Broncos in Denver with Jarrett Stidham starting after Bo Nix injury

    New England visits top-seeded Denver for the AFC title, with the Broncos turning to Jarrett Stidham while Bo Nix recovers. The Patriots’ road dominance and a high-profile quarterback matchup shape the stakes in a trip to Super Bowl LX.

  2. Micron reports record fiscal Q1 results as AI-driven memory demand lifts revenue and cash flow

    Micron said fiscal first-quarter revenue climbed to $13.64 billion, with strong profits and cash flow as demand for DRAM and NAND — including AI-related products — helped expand margins and support a bullish outlook for the rest of fiscal 2026.

  3. Winter storm paralyzes travel across the U.S. as power outages spread and temperatures plunge

    A sprawling winter system pushed ice and heavy snow from the South into the Northeast, knocking out power for hundreds of thousands and canceling more than 10,000 flights in a single day as officials warned the danger would linger even after precipitation ends.

  4. CDC says it is updating the U.S. childhood immunization schedule after White House-directed review

    The CDC announced it accepted recommendations from a scientific assessment comparing U.S. childhood vaccination practices with peer nations, saying it will implement an updated schedule while maintaining insurance coverage for all vaccines currently recommended.

  5. Ukraine and Russia plan more direct talks after U.S.-brokered meeting, even as strikes hit Kyiv and Kharkiv

    Ukraine and Russia agreed to a second round of direct talks following a U.S.-brokered meeting in Abu Dhabi, while Ukrainian officials condemned new Russian attacks that caused outages and casualties during the diplomatic push.

  6. Energy Fuels strikes deal to buy Australian Strategic Materials in rare-earth push

    U.S.-based Energy Fuels announced an agreement to acquire Australian Strategic Materials, pitching the combination as a step toward building a major non‑China rare earths supply chain from mining to metal and alloys.

  7. Bill Gates warns of AI investment hype as spending and valuations surge

    Speaking in Davos, Bill Gates cautioned that not every company riding the AI boom will succeed, urging investors to separate durable value from speculative heat as spending on AI infrastructure continues to climb.

  8. CDC investigates multistate Salmonella outbreak linked to Super Greens supplement powder

    Federal and state health officials are investigating a multistate Salmonella outbreak tied to a recalled “super greens” supplement powder, warning consumers to throw away or return affected products.

  9. Greenland standoff and tariff threats cast a shadow over Davos

    A developing diplomatic standoff involving Greenland and rising transatlantic tariff tensions dominated conversations around the World Economic Forum, adding fresh strain to relations between Washington and European allies.

  10. Video review raises new questions in fatal Minneapolis shooting by federal agents

    Newly reviewed bystander video from Minneapolis appears to contradict key parts of the federal government’s initial account of a deadly encounter that left ICU nurse Alex Pretti dead, intensifying protests and demands for accountability.

  11. Protests swell after federal agents kill Minneapolis nurse Alex Pretti

    The fatal shooting of Alex Pretti during a federal operation has triggered mass demonstrations, political backlash, and renewed debate over immigration enforcement and federal policing tactics.

  12. USWNT opens 2026 with 6–0 rout of Paraguay as new faces shine

    The U.S. women’s national team launched its 2026 calendar with a dominant friendly win over Paraguay, featuring goals from emerging attackers and a headline return from Trinity Rodman.