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Minneapolis: Federal Operation Injures Man, Sparks Protests Nationwide

Minneapolis federal officers shot a man in the leg Wednesday night during a targeted traffic stop in north Minneapolis, local outlets reported. DHS said officers fired after the subject allegedly attacked agents with a s…

Federal enforcement surge prompts legal and policy responses

Minneapolis, federal and local authorities and lawmakers responded this week after a Jan. 7 federal agent fatally shot Renee Good, a 37-year-old mother. Federal enforcement surged following a late-November operation that…

Washington: Trump signs law restoring whole milk options

Washington — President Donald Trump signed the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act Wednesday, allowing schools in the National School Lunch Program to serve whole and 2% milk alongside low‑fat and skim alternatives. Congress…

Multiple Tech Firms Schedule Q4/Q1 2026 Earnings Calls

United States Multiple public companies announced release dates and conference calls for quarterly results. Plexus (Neenah, Wisconsin) will report fiscal Q1 2026 results on January 28 with a January 29 conference call. E…

Judge delays decision as immigration sweeps continue

MINNEAPOLIS — A judge on Wednesday granted the Trump administration additional time to respond to a request to pause aggressive immigration enforcement in Minnesota, while the Pentagon sought military lawyers to assist f…

Trump Says Iran Killings Stopped; Executions Status Unclear

Washington — President Trump said Wednesday he had been told on 'good authority' that killings of protesters in Iran have stopped and that planned executions would not take place, while Iranian officials signaled fast tr…

U.S. Suspends Immigrant Visa Processing for 75 Nations

WASHINGTON — The U.S. State Department announced this week it will suspend processing of immigrant visas for citizens of 75 countries, effective Jan. 21, citing concerns that new arrivals could become public charges. The…

Landry Named Envoy; Louisiana Claims Nearly One Billion

BATON ROUGE, La. — Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, appointed in December as U.S. special envoy on Greenland, traveled to Washington this week to discuss U.S.-Greenland relations after prior comments about seizing the island …

Multiple Firms Announce Listings, Presentations, and Strategic Partnership

Brea, CA — Reborn Coffee regained compliance with Nasdaq listing standards on Jan. 14, allowing its common stock to continue trading. On Jan. 14, Oragenics announced it will present at the Sequire Investor Summit in Puer…

California Probe Prompts X Restrict Grok Image Generation

San Francisco — California authorities launched an investigation this week into xAI after its Grok chatbot generated sexually explicit and non‑consensual images of women and children. Advocacy groups urged Apple and Goog…

Washington: Majority Say Trump Overstepped Military Interventions, Poll

Washington — An AP-NORC poll conducted Jan. 8–11 found 56% of U.S. adults say President Donald Trump has gone too far using the U.S. military to intervene abroad, and roughly 4 in 10 approve of his overall performance. T…

Congress Acts on ACA Subsidies Amid Regulatory Fight

Washington, This week Congress moved on competing health care measures as the House approved a three-year extension of Affordable Care Act premium subsidies while the Senate blocked a Congressional Review Act motion to o…

Western ridge brings warmth before strong winds, cold

United States — This week multiple regional forecasts report a western ridge bringing unseasonably warm temperatures ahead of incoming cold fronts and strong winds. Forecasters said Wednesday will feature record or near-…

Global central banks rally after DOJ probes Powell

Washington — The Justice Department opened a criminal probe into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over testimony and cost overruns in the Fed's headquarters renovation, revelations that surfaced late Sunday and prompt…

Minneapolis Mayor Frey Addresses ICE Shooting, Federal Response

Minneapolis, United States. Mayor Jacob Frey criticized federal immigration enforcement and defended protesters after the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent, saying the victim 'is not a domestic terrorist' and …

Verizon outage disrupts mobile service across multiple regions

United States — Verizon experienced a widespread mobile voice and data outage Wednesday, leaving customers seeing 'SOS' alerts and unable to make calls or access data. Downdetector and outage trackers logged surges acros…

Senate Prepares Vote on Venezuela War Powers Resolution

WASHINGTON Senate Republicans faced intense pressure from President Donald Trump to oppose a war powers resolution aimed at limiting his authority to conduct further military action against Venezuela. Five GOP senators j…

United States Launches Phase Two of Gaza Plan

Washington — The United States announced Wednesday it has moved into Phase Two of President Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza plan, shifting from ceasefire enforcement to demilitarisation, technocratic governance and reconstr…

Ohio AG Rejects Referendum Petition Targeting Hemp, Marijuana Rules

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Attorney General Dave Yost rejected summary language of a proposed referendum seeking to repeal parts of Senate Bill 56, saying the petition contained omissions and misstatements that could mislead poten…

Alabama Governor Ivey Details Economic Wins, Policy Plans

Montgomery, Ala. Gov. Kay Ivey delivered her ninth and final State of the State address Tuesday, outlining economic development, workforce initiatives, infrastructure investments and education policy proposals. She cited…

Trump Warns Iran Over Potential Execution Of Protesters

Washington: President Donald Trump warned Tuesday that the United States would take “very strong action” if Iranian authorities execute anti-government protesters, following reports of widespread killings during nationwi…

US Allows Conditional Nvidia H200 Exports To China

Washington — The Trump administration on Jan. 13 approved conditional exports of Nvidia's H200 artificial intelligence chips to China, imposing third-party technical tests, a cap that China receive no more than 50 percen…

Arizona's Former Attorney General Mark Brnovich Dies, 59

PHOENIX. Former Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich died this week at age 59, his family announced. Brnovich served two terms as the state’s 26th attorney general from 2015 to 2023, led Arizona Department of Gaming an…

Trump Urges Iranian Protesters; Cancels Talks Amid Crackdown

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced this week that he has canceled meetings with Iranian officials and urged anti-government protesters to escalate actions, saying "help is on its way." He posted on Truth Socia…

Pittsburgh Coach Tomlin Steps Down After Playoff Exit

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers announced that coach Mike Tomlin stepped down Tuesday after 19 seasons leading the franchise. Tomlin won one Super Bowl, reached another early in his tenure, and never posted a losing…

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