U.S. exits Paris climate pact officially on Jan. 27
The United States has left the Paris Agreement, marking a significant shift in global climate efforts as of Jan. 27, 2026. On that date, the U.S. officially withdrew from the Paris Agreement, a worldwide pact aimed at curbing rising global temperatures. President Trump initiated this exit on his fir...
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Retired NYPD sergeant dies shoveling snow during Northeast storm
A tragic loss has struck a Long Island community as a retired NYPD sergeant collapsed and died while shoveling snow during a brutal winter storm. Roger McGovern, 60, was working to clear paths for parishioners at Our Lady of Victory Church in Floral Park when the incident occurred on Sunday, Jan. 25...
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North Korea launches ballistic missiles amid U.S. defense policy change
North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launches have sent ripples through the region, raising alarms just as the U.S. signals a pivot in its defense commitments. On Tuesday, North Korea fired multiple ballistic missiles from north of Pyongyang toward its east coast, as reported by South Korea’s ...
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U.S. military strikes on suspected drug boats result in 126 deaths
The U.S. military's campaign against alleged drug trafficking in Latin American waters has taken a grim toll, with 126 lives lost in a series of aggressive strikes. The U.S. military confirmed Monday that 116 people were killed instantly in at least 36 attacks since early September in the Caribbean ...
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Trump celebrates recovery of last Israeli hostage's remains from Gaza
After an exhaustive search, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have brought home the remains of the final Israeli hostage from Gaza, marking a significant milestone in a long-standing conflict. On Monday, the IDF announced the recovery and identification of Sgt. 1st Class Ran Gvili, noted as the last I...
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Iran faces deadly crackdown on protesters with disputed death tolls
Disturbing reports out of Iran paint a grim picture of a regime unleashing unprecedented violence on its own citizens. Evidence circulating online, despite internet blackouts, suggests a brutal crackdown on protesters with death toll estimates ranging from several thousand to over 35,000. Activists ...
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Jenks officer collides with child during sledding incident
A startling video from Jenks, Oklahoma, captures a police officer unintentionally sledding into a young child during a snowy outing. The incident unfolded on a frosty hill as winter weather gripped the area under Storm Fern's influence. Filmed in a Tulsa suburb, the footage was shared by the Jenks P...
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USS Abraham Lincoln deploys to Middle East amid tensions with Iran
The USS Abraham Lincoln, a U.S. aircraft carrier accompanied by three destroyers, has deployed to the Middle East as President Donald Trump weighs military options in response to Iran's reported crackdown on protesters. U.S. Central Command confirmed Monday that the carrier strike group is positione...
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Navy commodore removed from command in early 2026
Capt. Douglas Whimpey, commodore of First Naval Construction Regiment (1 NCR), has been stripped of his command, marking the first such dismissal in 2026. On Jan. 23, Whimpey, a Navy reservist from Utah, was relieved by Capt. Angel Santiago, commander of Naval Construction Group (NCG) 1, based in Po...
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Minneapolis chief addresses fatal shooting by federal agents
A tragic incident in Minneapolis has once again put federal law enforcement under intense scrutiny. On Saturday morning, federal agents fatally shot Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse, during ongoing protests against a federal immigration enforcement surge in the city. The shooting follows a strin...
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