Winter Storm Closes Schools in Connecticut, Texas, Massachusetts
A severe winter storm has dumped over a foot of snow in Connecticut, Central Texas, and Massachusetts, leading to widespread school closures on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.
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Trump Slaps 25% Tariffs on South Korean Goods
Former US President Donald Trump has announced a significant increase in tariffs on imports from South Korea, raising them to 25%, a move that intensifies trade tensions and could impact global economic relations.
Delhi's Coldest Republic Day Since 2021, AQI Turns Poor
Delhi shivered through its coldest Republic Day since 2021 with temperatures dropping to 3.6°C, accompanied by a return to poor air quality after a brief moderate spell. IMD forecasts rain and improved conditions ahead.
White House Backs Deportation Campaign Despite Backlash
The White House reaffirms support for a deportation campaign following the Minneapolis shooting, facing criticism over immigration enforcement policies and public safety concerns.
White House Distances Trump from Domestic Terrorist Label
The White House has distanced former President Donald Trump from being labeled a domestic terrorist following ICE shootings that sparked widespread protests across the United States.
FBI, DHS Probe Minneapolis Shooting; CBP Internal Review
The White House has announced that the FBI and DHS are investigating a shooting incident in Minneapolis, while CBP has launched an internal review. Authorities are working to determine the circumstances and ensure public safety.
Storm Chandra Hits UK: Amber Warnings for Wind, Rain, Snow
The Met Office has issued multiple weather warnings as Storm Chandra brings heavy rain, strong winds and snow across the UK from Monday night through Tuesday, with flooding and disruption expected.
Trump, Walz Agree on Immigration Enforcement Coordination
US President Donald Trump and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz held a productive call, agreeing to collaborate on immigration enforcement. This marks a shift from Trump's previous criticism of the Democratic governor amid federal operations backlash.
Ex-Nepal Monarch Starts Pilgrimage Before March Elections
Former King Gyanendra Shah of Nepal has commenced a religious pilgrimage in the Madhesh region, a move seen as politically significant ahead of the upcoming March elections.
UN's Stefan Priesner Greets India on 77th Republic Day
United Nations Resident Coordinator Stefan Priesner has extended warm greetings to India on its 77th Republic Day, highlighting the nation's democratic values and global contributions.
Global Photos: Kashmir Republic Day to Greenland Sunsets
A captivating collection of photos from January 27, 2026, featuring Republic Day celebrations in Srinagar, Greenland's sunset, US winter storms, Manali hot air balloons, and Prayagraj's Magh Mela rituals.
Maine Plane Crash: 7 Dead, 1 Injured in Snowstorm Takeoff
Seven people were killed and one crew member seriously injured when a Bombardier Challenger 600 business jet crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport amid heavy snowfall on Sunday night.
Gurgaon Air Quality Worsens After Brief Improvement
Gurgaon's air quality slipped back to 'poor' category on Monday as wind speeds plummeted, trapping pollutants. AQI climbed to 276 after briefly improving to moderate levels on Sunday.
US Winter Storm: 25+ Dead, Massive Disruptions
A massive winter storm has claimed over 25 lives across the United States, causing widespread power outages, flight cancellations, and school closures from the Northeast to the South.
Trump Still Pursuing Ukraine Peace, White House Says
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that former President Donald Trump remains committed to the Ukraine peace process, though no calls with Russian or Ukrainian leaders are currently scheduled.
Maine Plane Crash: Multiple Fatalities Reported
A private Bombardier Challenger 650 jet crashed during takeoff from Bangor International Airport in Maine, resulting in multiple fatalities. Authorities are investigating amid severe winter weather conditions.
US Criticizes Europe Buying Russian Oil via India
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticizes Europe for purchasing refined Russian oil products from India, undermining sanctions against Russia. He made these remarks ahead of the India-EU trade deal announcement.
Russian Attacks Injure Civilians in Kharkiv, Kryvyi Rih
Russian military strikes targeted residential areas and a school in Kharkiv, Ukraine, injuring at least two people. In a separate attack, drones hit an apartment building in President Zelenskyy's hometown of Kryvyi Rih.
Karachi Road Closures Amid Protests Over Lawyers' Sentencing
Hours-long road closures near the Karachi Press Club in Pakistan as protests erupt over the sentencing of human rights lawyers, disrupting city traffic and highlighting legal tensions.
White House Blames Minnesota Democrats for Deadly Ice Protests
The White House has attributed a tragic incident to Minnesota Democrats, leading to nationwide protests over deadly ice encounters. This political blame game escalates tensions amid public outcry.
Noida Air Quality Deteriorates to 'Poor', Ghaziabad 'Very Poor'
Noida's air quality deteriorated to 'poor' after two days of moderate levels, with AQI at 219. Ghaziabad worsened to 'very poor' at 302 AQI. Visibility dropped below 500m, with slow winds and cloudy weather forecast.
Minneapolis and Gaza Share Violent Language Amid Conflict
A recent analysis reveals that Minneapolis and Gaza now share a common violent language, reflecting broader global tensions and conflict patterns in urban warfare.
Michelle Kwan's Journey from Skating to Diplomacy
Explore the inspiring journey of Michelle Kwan, from her record-breaking figure skating career with 5 World Championships to her current role as U.S. Ambassador to Belize, showcasing her transition from sports to public service.
Trump Backs Gun Rights, Rages at Pretti; White House Blames Dems
President Trump reaffirms Second Amendment support while questioning Alex Pretti's firearm possession. White House blames Democrats for fueling resistance to ICE operations in Minneapolis amid protests.
Maine Private Jet Crash Kills 7, Injures 1 in Winter Storm
A private jet crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport in Maine, killing seven people and seriously injuring one crew member amid freezing snow and icy conditions.
Indian-American Councilman Responds to H-1B Donor Questions
Burt Thakur, Frisco's first Indian-American council member, clarifies his position on H-1B visa scrutiny and defends Indian donors amid viral activist questioning about campaign contributions.
Trump, Walz Talk After Minneapolis Border Patrol Shooting
President Trump and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz held a productive call after a fatal Border Patrol shooting in Minneapolis, agreeing on an independent state investigation and reviewing federal agent presence.
Trump Deploys Border Czar to Minnesota Amid ICE Protests
President Donald Trump has deployed ICE czar Tom Homan to Minnesota to oversee federal operations following deadly anti-ICE protests that left two dead. Homan will coordinate with DOJ and Congress on investigations including alleged welfare fraud and scru
Italy Summons Israeli Envoy Over West Bank Incident
Italy has summoned the Israeli ambassador after its police officers were held at gunpoint by Israeli forces in the West Bank, escalating diplomatic tensions over the incident.
NATO Chief Warns Europe on Self-Defense Without US
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg cautions European nations against believing they can defend themselves without US support, highlighting strategic risks.
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