Latest published reports in strict reverse chronological order.
Greenland’s prime minister said there are limits that cannot be crossed in discussions with Washington, while acknowledging the need for greater security in the Arctic amid an increasingly assertive Russia.
Amazon is cutting roughly 16,000 corporate roles in its latest restructuring push, saying it wants fewer layers and faster decision-making as it invests in areas tied to its future.
A Minnesota weather report said daytime highs are expected to remain in the single digits for the rest of the week, highlighting ongoing dangerous cold conditions and pointing to a warmer pattern later on.
The Trump administration said athletes, coaches, and support staff can travel to the US for an expanded list of major sporting events exempted from a broad visa ban, though most spectators and media are not covered.
TechCrunch said discounted “plus-one” passes for Disrupt 2026 are nearly gone and the early pricing window ends January 30, with the event scheduled for October 13–15 in San Francisco.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is scheduled to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on January 28, as lawmakers press for more transparency on the administration’s Venezuela and Caribbean actions.
European leaders and officials said the continent needs to move faster on defense spending and strategic autonomy, describing a changed transatlantic relationship and a harder security outlook across the region.
Denmark’s prime minister warned that Russia is not seeking peace with Europe, as European leaders prepared for high-level discussions amid heightened regional security concerns.
US stock index futures climbed as investors focused on the Federal Reserve’s rate decision and earnings from major technology firms, with chip shares gaining after strong updates from key suppliers and equipment makers.
CES 2026 opened with a heavy focus on artificial intelligence, with Nvidia unveiling ‘physical AI’ concepts and new models, AMD touting new Ryzen AI chips, and multiple companies showcasing robots and autonomous vehicle partnerships amid a broader push to commercialize AI hardware and services.
The CDC’s FluView report for Week 1 (ending Jan. 10, 2026) says seasonal influenza activity remains elevated nationally but has decreased or stayed stable for two consecutive weeks. Influenza A(H3N2) dominates, and pediatric hospitalization rates hit their highest peak since 2010-11.
Nearly half of once-regularly updated CDC surveillance databases stopped or delayed updates in 2025, according to a study published in Annals of Internal Medicine. Researchers said the gap is especially severe for vaccination and vaccine-preventable disease tracking, leaving public health officials and clinicians with slower signals during fast-moving outbreaks.