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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Wednesday, January 28, 2026 in New York, USA. Michael Nagle | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesStocks fell on Friday as the turmoil in tech stocks continued even as investors largely approved of President Donald Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve. of S&P500 Despite Friday’s losses and volatile trading this month, it looked like it will squeeze out a profit for January.While the general index fell by 0.5%, Nasdaq Composite 0.9% decrease. of Dow Jones Industrial Average It pulled back 241 points (0.5%). All three…

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Healthcare workers, union members, and veterans gather for “ICE OUT NOW!” A vigil and memorial for Alex Preti in front of the Jesse Brown Veterans Affairs Medical Center on January 27, 2026 in Chicago, Illinois. Jacek Bocharski/ | Anadolu | Getty ImagesThe Justice Department has launched a federal civil rights investigation into the shooting death of Minneapolis resident Alex Preti, who was killed by a Border Patrol agent on Saturday, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said.”We’re looking at everything that might shed light on that day,” Blanche said at a press conference Friday.The Department of Homeland Security also announced Friday…

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In June 2025, the United States had just attacked Iran’s nuclear facilities, but President Donald Trump was quick to dismiss the attack rather than imply that it was the start of a war between the United States and Iran.”Now is the time for peace,” was President Trump’s message at the time.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listFast forward to the present day, and Trump has threatened an even larger attack, backing up his threat with a massive movement of U.S. military assets, including aircraft carriers, into Iranian waters.President Trump said the threats were a means to persuade Iranians to…

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A new record-breaking influx of arctic air moved south across the eastern half of the United States on Friday, bringing dangerously cold temperatures to the extreme as far south as Florida. It will be the coldest time in 15 years for many Floridians, and could lead to ocean-induced snowstorms along Florida’s Gulf Coast. The new polar move comes as millions of people in the eastern half of the United States are in the midst of an unusually cold snap, which for some is one of the longest in decades. No state east of the Rocky Mountains will be immune from…

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Benfica and Real Madrid will meet again on Wednesday after a dramatic end to the league phase, although Newcastle drew with Qarabag in the play-offs to advance to the Champions League knockout stages.It will be the first time the Magpies have reached the knockout stages in Europe, making the 5,000-mile round trip to Azerbaijan for the first leg on February 17th or 18th. As a seeded team, they will play the second leg at St James’s Park on February 24th or 25th. This adds two more games to Newcastle’s already jam-packed February, with play-off spots to be determined before Premier…

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CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Thursday that he thinks the post-earnings movement will provide important takeaways. microsoft and meta platform KK. His message to investors is simple. “Don’t give up on hyperscalers after just one quarter.”Microsoft stock fell nearly 10% on Thursday, but Meta rose about 10% on Wednesday evening after the two tech giants reported earnings. In Microsoft’s case, investors were concerned after the software maker announced slowing cloud growth and management gave a weak answer to questions about AI spending. Meanwhile, Wall Street rejoiced after showing that Facebook’s parent company’s AI investments are accelerating revenue growth and overcoming concerns…

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A federal jury in San Francisco on Thursday convicted a former Google software engineer of stealing trade secrets related to the search company’s AI technology.A jury convicted Linwei Ding, 38, also known as Leung Ding, of seven counts of economic espionage and seven counts of trade secret theft related to stealing thousands of pages of confidential information from Google for the benefit of the People’s Republic of China, according to court documents. “In today’s high-stakes race for supremacy in the field of artificial intelligence, Linwei Ding betrayed both the United States and his employer by stealing trade secrets about Google’s…

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Press freedom groups have condemned the former CNN anchor’s arrest as his lawyer promises to fight the charges “vigorously.”Journalist Don Lemon has been arrested in connection with his coverage of protests against US President Donald Trump’s deadly immigration enforcement actions in Minnesota.Lemon’s attorney, Abby Rowell, announced Friday that the journalist was arrested in Los Angeles while covering the Grammy Awards.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listIt was not immediately clear what charges Lemon was facing. But in recent weeks, the Justice Department said it would target Lemon for his participation in a Jan. 18 protest in St. Paul, Minnesota,…

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said he expects US President Donald Trump to “respect Canada’s sovereignty” after reports that Alberta separatists have met with US officials multiple times. “We expect the U.S. administration to respect Canada’s sovereignty,” Carney said Thursday in Ottawa, flanked by the premiers of Canada’s provinces. “I will always make that clear in my conversations with President Trump, and then we will look at what we can do together.” The premier said President Trump never raised the issue of Alberta’s independence in their meetings. Carney’s comments came after British Columbia Premier David Eby accused a group of…

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Tottenham manager Thomas Frank said the club had “done everything” to bring Antoine Semenyo to Spurs before he joined Manchester City from Bournemouth this month.Frank defended the club’s transfer strategy and believes the failure to sign Semenho shows the Luiz family, who own a majority stake in Spurs, are “very keen” on the project. Injuries to Mohamed Kudus and Richarlison and the sale of Brennan Johnson to Crystal Palace have increased Spurs’ need for left-sided forwards, but they have only brought in Conor Gallagher and Souza so far in this period. Sunday, February 1st 4pm 4:30pm kickoff Spurs were one…

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