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The Foreign Aid Freeze: 350,000 Deaths and Counting Since January
One year after Trump froze foreign aid, humanitarian groups have documented devastating consequences. Here's what the data shows.
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Markets Rebound as Trump Backs Off Europe Tariffs, But Uncertainty Lingers
The S&P 500 had its best day since November after the president called off threatened tariffs. Investors aren't celebrating yet.
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Anthropic Launches Claude for Healthcare: AI Doctors Are Getting Serious
The new healthcare-focused AI can access your health data, medical databases, and research literature. Here's what it can actually do.
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One Year of Trump 2.0: 230 Executive Orders Later, What's Changed
Exactly one year after his second inauguration, President Trump has signed more executive actions than any modern president. Here's what they've actually done.
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Davos 2026 Preview: World Leaders Brace for Trump's Tariff Threats
The World Economic Forum opens Monday amid unprecedented transatlantic tensions over Greenland, trade policy, and the future of NATO.
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TikTok Sale to Oracle Consortium Closes Wednesday: What Changes
After a year of legal battles and last-minute deals, TikTok's US operations officially transfer to American ownership on January 22nd.
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South Korea Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty for Ex-President Yoon
Former leader faces capital punishment for December 2024 martial law declaration in a country that hasn't executed anyone since 1997.
Iran Reaches Out to Negotiate After Trump's Military Strike Threats
Trump says Iran proposed talks after his threat to strike the Islamic Republic. Here's what the regime wants and what happens next.
Greenland's Leaders Have a Message for Trump: 'We Want to Be Greenlanders'
Greenland's party leaders firmly rejected President Trump's push for US control of the island. Here's why this matters more than it sounds.
Iran's Protests Just Hit a New Level: What We Know About the Nationwide Uprising
Massive anti-government protests have spread across Iran as authorities impose a communications blackout. Here's what's happening and why it matters.
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Apple Taps Google's Gemini to Power a Completely Rebuilt Siri
Apple is paying Google roughly $1 billion annually to use Gemini for an AI-powered Siri coming this year, marking a major strategy shift.
Meta's Nuclear Power Play: 6.6 Gigawatts to Feed the AI Beast
Meta just signed deals with three nuclear energy companies to power its Prometheus AI supercluster. The numbers are staggering.
NASA Brings Crew-11 Home Early: Medical Emergency Forces ISS Mission Cut Short
A crew member's undisclosed medical condition prompted NASA to accelerate the return by a month, raising questions about astronaut health in space.
CES 2026: The Biggest Tech Announcements from Las Vegas
From Nvidia's Vera Rubin chips to Samsung's MicroRGB TVs and home robots that fold laundry, here's everything that matters from the show floor.
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China Posts Record $1.2 Trillion Trade Surplus Despite Trump Tariffs
Beijing's exports to the US fell 20%, but shipments to the rest of the world more than made up the difference. Here's why that matters.
Trump Tours Ford Factory as Manufacturing Push Meets Economic Reality
The president is visiting Dearborn's F-150 plant and addressing the Detroit Economic Club amid tariff debates and slipping business confidence.
Apple Card Is Moving to Chase: Here's What Changes for 12 Million Users
Goldman Sachs is offloading Apple Card to JPMorgan Chase at a $1 billion discount. What cardholders need to know about the transition.
US Jobs Report Disappoints: December Hiring Hits Pandemic-Era Low
Employers added just 50,000 jobs last month, the weakest growth since COVID recovery began. Here's what it means for the economy and your job security.
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