Tuesday, Jan 21

Trump fulfills a campaign promise by pardoning nearly 1,500 January 6 defendants, igniting outrage from critics and praise from supporters.

Tuesday, Jan 21

President Trump issues nearly 1,500 pardons and commutes sentences for January 6 rioters, highlighting his controversial stance on the Capitol attack.

Monday, Jan 20

Ukraine is advancing its own air defense system to rival the U.S. Patriot, driven by the emergence of Russia's new Oreshnik missile.

Monday, Jan 20

Axel Rudakubana, 18, pleads guilty to murdering three young girls in a Southport knife attack, igniting nationwide riots and sparking national outrage.

Sunday, Jan 19

South Korea's impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol faces intensified scrutiny as his detention is extended, igniting riots from supporters outside the courthouse.

Saturday, Jan 18

Several January 6 defendants gain court approval to attend Trump's inauguration, while others remain barred due to past violations.

Tuesday, Jan 14

Mike Vrabel is officially the new head coach of the New England Patriots, aiming to restore the team's championship legacy after two challenging seasons.

Sunday, Jan 12

Mike Vrabel has been named the new head coach of the New England Patriots following Jerod Mayo's dismissal. His experience and leadership offer hope for the team's future.

Monday, Jan 13

JD Vance declares that those who committed violence during the Capitol riot of January 6 should not be pardoned, reinforcing a key political stance.

Sunday, Jan 12

JD Vance asserts that individuals who engaged in violence during the January 6 Capitol riot should not receive pardons, amid Trump's clemency promises.