Wednesday, Jan 15

Trump vows to establish an "External Revenue Service" on his first day as president to collect tariffs, aiming to reshape U.S. trade policies and economic strategies.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Starbucks reverses its open-door policy; customers now required to purchase items to use restrooms and hang out, aiming to enhance customer experience and safety.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Ireland's centre-right parties, Fianna Fail and Fine Gael, finalize a coalition deal with independents for a stable government ahead of Trump’s inauguration.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Federal oversight of the New Orleans Police Department is set to end, but concerns over transparency and community trust remain unresolved.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Biden plans to lift Cuba's state sponsor of terrorism designation, allowing the release of political prisoners amid Republican backlash.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Meta will lay off 3,600 employees as part of performance management changes, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg, aiming for an "intense year" ahead.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Investigators face clashes while trying to arrest impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol in South Korea, marking a significant political crisis in the nation.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Federal prosecutors have announced no charges will be filed in the case of Ronald Greene's fatal 2019 arrest, leading to family outrage and ongoing concerns over police misconduct.

Wednesday, Jan 15

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Wednesday, Jan 15

The US House recently passed a bill restricting transgender athletes from women’s sports, sparking intense political debate and challenges ahead in the Senate.