Wednesday, Jan 15

Special Counsel Jack Smith's report indicates enough evidence to convict Trump for his actions surrounding the 2020 election—barred only by his recent re-election as president.

Wednesday, Jan 15

House Speaker Mike Johnson directs Capitol flags to full height for Trump's inauguration, ending the half-staff period initiated after Carter's death.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Recent USDA inspections reveal alarming sanitation violations at various Boar's Head plants, echoing concerns from last year's listeria outbreak, risking consumer distrust.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Senator Tim Kaine confronts Pete Hegseth over cheating allegations and past assault claims during heated confirmation hearing for defense secretary.

Wednesday, Jan 15

A lawsuit has been filed against an Oregon hospital after a patient's face caught fire during surgery. The family seeks $900,000 in damages for the disfigurement suffered.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Minnesota House Democrats boycott the opening session to protest Republicans' temporary majority attempt, marking an unprecedented legislative standoff.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Jürgen Klopp begins his role as Red Bull's head of global soccer, defending his decision while acknowledging fans’ concerns about the company’s ethos.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Jack Smith concludes his investigation into Trump over the 2020 election, but several allies still face potential charges in state courts.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Steve Bannon targets Zuckerberg and Musk in his ongoing critique of tech billionaires’ influence within the MAGA movement.

Wednesday, Jan 15

North Korean troops fighting in Ukraine are reportedly blowing themselves up to avoid capture, highlighting the extreme measures taken in this international conflict.