Thursday, Jan 16

Senator Marco Rubio vows to prioritize US interests as secretary of state, embracing Trump's "America First" policy during his confirmation hearing.

Thursday, Jan 16

Flags at the Capitol will fly at full-staff for Trump's inauguration, defying Biden's half-staff order in honor of Jimmy Carter who passed away last month.

Thursday, Jan 16

Faiz Shakir launches a late bid for DNC chair, aiming to transform the party's approach to working-class voters and resist corporate influence.

Thursday, Jan 16

U.S. negotiators enter plea discussions with Mexican cartel leader Ismael Zambada, addressing complex legal challenges involving family ties and prior testimonies.

Thursday, Jan 16

The Chicago Bears continue their search for a new head coach, interviewing candidates including Arthur Smith and David Shaw to improve team performance.

Wednesday, Jan 15

A Pentagon watchdog report reveals Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization increased national security risks due to lack of communication with key officials.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Goldman Sachs reports its largest profit in three years, surpassing predictions amid a surge in investment banking and trading activity.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Brooke Shields recalls Tom Cruise's infamous rant and his eventual apology in her memoir, discussing postpartum depression and self-advocacy.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Gretchen Whitmer seeks cooperation with Trump, advocating bipartisanship while wary of tariffs affecting Michigan's auto industry.

Wednesday, Jan 15

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol becomes the first sitting president to be arrested, following his controversial martial law declaration and widespread political upheaval.