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  1. AFC Championship: Patriots face Broncos in Denver with Super Bowl trip at stake

    New England and Denver meet in the AFC title game, with broadcast and streaming options set for Sunday’s kickoff at Mile High as both teams chase a Super Bowl berth.

  2. Thomson Reuters sets Feb. 5 date for Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings release

    Thomson Reuters announced the timing for its next earnings report and investor webcast, with executives scheduled to discuss results and outlook in early February.

  3. Russia holds to hard-line demands as fresh Ukraine peace push takes shape

    Diplomatic efforts to restart momentum toward ending the war in Ukraine are running up against Moscow’s insistence on sweeping conditions, even as new talks are discussed and U.S. officials signal cautious optimism.

  4. U.S. risks losing measles elimination status as outbreak persists into a second year

    Public health officials warn that continued measles transmission could jeopardize the country’s elimination designation, with vaccination gaps and multiple outbreaks pushing the U.S. toward a formal review in 2026.

  5. Minnesota shooting by federal agent fuels backlash as Trump hosts White House film screening

    A fatal shooting in Minneapolis involving a federal agent intensified protests and partisan conflict, even as the White House held a private screening tied to a Melania Trump documentary—prompting sharp criticism from Democrats.

  6. Iran’s internet shutdown stretches on as protests continue, monitoring groups say

    Iran’s nationwide connectivity restrictions have persisted for days, leaving most people unable to reach the global internet while authorities tighten control amid ongoing unrest, according to monitoring organizations.

  7. CDC adopts updated framework for U.S. childhood immunization schedule after presidential review

    The CDC said it accepted recommendations following a federal review of vaccination scheduling practices abroad, keeping vaccines covered while reorganizing guidance into three categories.

  8. USWNT opens 2026 with 6–0 friendly win over Paraguay as young attackers shine

    The U.S. women kicked off 2026 with a dominant friendly victory, featuring goals from new faces and a milestone captaincy moment for Trinity Rodman.

  9. Russia hits Kyiv and Kharkiv as peace talks continue, Ukraine says strikes aim to derail diplomacy

    A major drone-and-missile barrage struck Ukraine’s largest cities as negotiations continued abroad, leaving casualties and widespread power outages during freezing temperatures.

  10. NASA moves Artemis II astronauts into quarantine as Moon-mission preparations intensify

    NASA put the four Artemis II astronauts into quarantine as work continues on the SLS rocket and Orion capsule ahead of the agency’s next crewed lunar flight.

  11. Capital One agrees to buy fintech Brex in $5.15 billion deal as earnings season accelerates

    Capital One announced a definitive agreement to acquire expense-management and business-card company Brex for $5.15 billion, pairing the deal with quarterly results that narrowly beat expectations.

  12. Anger spreads after another fatal shooting by federal agents, sparking protests and funding threats

    A second fatal shooting by federal agents in weeks has triggered protests and renewed scrutiny of immigration enforcement. Democrats are floating funding pressure as officials dispute what happened in Minneapolis.