Boy, 6, Walks 2 Miles in Freeze to Save Dad After Ice Tragedy
A 6-year-old boy braved freezing temperatures, walking nearly two miles to get help after his father and family friend fell through ice on a New York pond and died.
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Trump Meets Sports Chiefs for America 250 Anniversary Plans
President Donald Trump will meet NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL commissioners to discuss how professional sports can contribute to the United States' 250th anniversary celebrations in 2026.
Trump Hand Bruising at Davos Sparks Health Transparency Debate
Visible bruising on Donald Trump's left hand during Davos signing ceremony reignites questions about presidential health transparency, with White House attributing it to accidental impact and aspirin use.
Minneapolis ICE Crackdown: No End Date After Viral Video
U.S. Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino declares no timeline for ending Minneapolis immigration operations after viral video shows him deploying gas against protesters during enforcement action.
Trump's 'Bored of Peace' Remark Sparks Global Debate
Former US President Donald Trump's recent comment about being 'bored of peace' has ignited a worldwide discussion on political rhetoric and its impact on international stability and conflict resolution.
Don Lemon Cleared in Minnesota Church Protest Case
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon will not face charges for his presence during an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church, as a federal magistrate judge rejected the Justice Department's attempt to prosecute him, sparking political controversy.
Trump Sues JPMorgan for $5B Over Jan 6 Capitol Riots
Former US President Donald Trump has filed a massive $5 billion lawsuit against banking giant JPMorgan Chase, alleging negligence and failure to prevent the January 6 Capitol riots.
Shri Thanedar Criticizes Trump Over ICE Shooting Remarks
US Democratic Congressman Shri Thanedar condemned former President Donald Trump for his comments about Renee Nicole Good, a Minnesota mother fatally shot by an ICE agent, accusing Trump of lacking remorse.
Ex-US Counsel Jack Smith Defends Trump Probe in Congress
Former US special counsel Jack Smith defended his investigation into Donald Trump's alleged election interference, presenting evidence of a criminal scheme during a contentious congressional hearing.
US, Ukraine, Russia to Hold Trilateral Meeting in UAE
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announces a trilateral meeting between US, Ukraine, and Russia officials in the UAE, aiming to discuss the ongoing conflict and potential diplomatic solutions.
US Inflation Remains High, Fed Rate Pause Likely
The US Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, the PCE price index, rose 2.8% year-on-year in November, staying above the 2% target. This reinforces expectations of a pause in interest rate cuts as policymakers assess earlier easing and trade press
NC Hindu Temple Vandalized: Guardian Statue Damaged
Sri Venkateswara Temple in Cary, North Carolina vandalized with sacred guardian deity statue damaged. Hindu advocacy groups condemn attack as hate crime, demand investigation.
US Deportation Looms for Algerian-Palestinian Activist Khalil
Mahmoud Khalil, a former Columbia University student and pro-Palestinian activist, faces imminent deportation from the United States following prolonged legal disputes over his immigration status and campus activism.
EU Worried About Trump Despite Greenland U-Turn
European Union leaders express ongoing concerns about handling Donald Trump's aggressive approach, even after he reversed threats on tariffs and Greenland acquisition.
H-1B Visa Stamping Delays in India Extend to 2027
H-1B visa stamping delays at US consulates in India continue with no new interview slots. Dates pushed to 2027, visa revocations increase, experts advise against travel for stamping.
Newsom Warns Of 'Code Red' For America At Davos, Targets Trump
California Governor Gavin Newsom delivered a powerful critique of President Donald Trump at Davos, warning of a 'code red' moment for American democracy and global stability.
US, Russia, Ukraine to Hold First Trilateral Meeting in UAE
The United States, Russia, and Ukraine are set to hold their first trilateral meeting in the United Arab Emirates from January 23, as announced by President Zelenskyy, marking a significant diplomatic effort amid ongoing tensions.
Trump's Davos Stumble & Speech Slur Spark Health Concerns
Alarming videos from Davos show President Trump struggling to walk and slurring words in a 73-minute speech, sparking fresh health concerns and calls to examine his fitness for office.
4.7 Quake Hits Utah-Wyoming Border, 1,600+ Feel Tremors
A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck near the Utah-Wyoming border, with its epicenter 25 miles south of Evanston, Wyoming. Over 1,600 people reported feeling the tremors, which shook buildings in Salt Lake City.
Minneapolis Outrage: ICE Detains 5-Year-Old in Trump Crackdown
Minneapolis school officials report ICE detaining at least four children, including a five-year-old, sparking outrage over Trump's immigration enforcement methods.
ICE Detains Children in Minneapolis Schools Amid Immigration Crackdown
ICE authorities detained at least four children, including a 5-year-old, from a Minneapolis-area school district this month, raising concerns over immigration enforcement under President Trump's policies.
Trump Questions F-47 Name, Calls Jet Most Devastating Ever
At Davos, US President Donald Trump hailed the F-47 as the most devastating fighter jet while questioning its name. He hinted at removing '47' if displeased and detailed its stealth features.
Elon Musk's 'Suicide' Remark to EU Leaders Sparks Debate
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has sparked controversy by asking European politicians why they're 'insistent on Europe committing suicide' amid escalating US-EU trade tensions over Greenland and tariff disputes.
Trump Tells Zelenskyy 'War Has to End' After Meeting
Former US President Donald Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and emphasized the need to end the ongoing conflict, highlighting diplomatic efforts.
Zelenskyy Slams Europe's Security Delays at Davos
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a sharp critique of Europe's security policies at the World Economic Forum, highlighting continued inaction and reliance on US pressure.
ICE Uses 5-Year-Old as Bait in Immigration Raid, Schools Report Absentee Crisis
Federal immigration agents detained a 5-year-old Minnesota schoolboy, allegedly using him to lure adults from his home. School officials report widespread fear, with absentee rates reaching 40% as ICE operations intensify near educational institutions.
University of Pennsylvania Challenges EEOC's Jewish Identity Disclosure Demand
The University of Pennsylvania is resisting an EEOC subpoena seeking Jewish staff identification, citing constitutional and historical concerns over religious privacy and safety.
Denmark Rejects Trump's Greenland Sovereignty Bid
Denmark firmly rejects former US President Donald Trump's proposal to negotiate sovereignty over Greenland, emphasizing its historical and constitutional ties to the autonomous territory.
US Economy Grows Fastest in 2 Years on Consumer Spending
The US economy expanded at an annual rate of 4.4% in Q3 2024, the fastest growth in two years, driven by robust consumer spending despite subdued job creation and persistent cost-of-living concerns.
Texas Historic Ice Storm: Emergency Declared, Panic Buying
Texas faces a potentially historic ice storm with Governor Greg Abbott activating emergency resources. Meteorologists warn of catastrophic conditions, prompting panic buying and urgent preparations across multiple cities.
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