Congressman's wife dies three days after Trump commuted son's prison sentence
The wife of Rep. Steve Womack, Arkansas Republican, died Sunday, just three days after President Trump commuted their son's prison sentence. Source link
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Democratic senators demand records on Powell probe
US DEMOCRATIC senators Elizabeth Warren and Dick Durbin on Tuesday called for President Donald Trump’s administration to turn over records related to the Justice Department’s criminal…
Singapore’s small and mid-caps: Investors hunt for ‘hidden gems’ as analysts eye privatisation candidates, structural plays
The hunt for Singapore’s next top market darling in the small and mid-cap (SMID) space is shifting gears. SMID stocks are poised for further positive rerating in 2026, supported by a…
US military seizes another Venezuela-linked tanker in the Caribbean
The US military said it seized a Venezuela-linked tanker on Tuesday in the Caribbean, marking the seventh such apprehension since the start of US President Donald Trump’s month-long…
House GOP rejects last-ditch bid by Clintons to escape contempt vote
The chair of the House Oversight and Government Reform panel plans to advance a contempt of Congress vote Wednesday against former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State…
Netflix slightly beats revenue estimates in holiday quarter; shares slide amid bidding war for Warner Bros
Netflix squeaked past Wall Street’s revenue estimates for its holiday quarter on Tuesday, as the streaming giant remains locked in a fierce bidding war for Warner Bros Discovery, sending…
Trump's coveting of Nobel Prize influences his recent foreign policy moves
President Trump's relentless campaign to win a Nobel Peace Prize carried on Tuesday as he insisted every United Nations leader nominated him for his efforts to end global conflicts and…
WATCH: DHS's Tricia McLaughlin on protests, sanctuary cities and ICE enforcement
Welcome to the Washington Times side-down with DHS Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Tricia McLaughlin. She's speaking at a crucial time for the department, with threats against ICE…
Political whiplash: Virginia lurches left under Spanberger and Democratic lawmakers
Virginia's new Democratic governor and Democrat-led General Assembly have unveiled a liberal agenda that critics warn will raise costs, impose crippling regulations and increase crime.…
Oil rises on Kazakh supply disruptions, upbeat economic data; Greenland in focus
Oil prices rose on Tuesday on the temporary suspension of output at Kazakhstan’s oil fields and expectations of firmer global economic growth that could drive fuel demand.…
Trump to confront European allies about Greenland takeover when rich and powerful gather in Davos
U.S. officials told NATO allies on Tuesday to keep an open mind and avoid trade escalation as President Trump flew to Switzerland to cajole European powers into accepting his annexation of…
US stocks: Wall Street posts biggest daily drop in three months, Trump Greenland tariff threat triggers wide selloff
— three major Wall Street indexes ended Tuesday with their biggest one-day drops in three months, in a broad selloff triggered by concerns…
California exceeds clean car goal despite declining federal support
More than 2.5 million electric vehicles have been sold in California since 2010, exceeding one of the state’s EV goals despite setbacks in clean energy brought on by the Trump…
Usha and J.D. Vance announce pregnancy, baby boy due in July
Second lady Usha Vance is pregnant with a baby boy, her fourth child with Vice President J.D. Vance. Source link
Mexico sends 37 cartel members to U.S. in latest offer to Trump administration
Mexico's security minister said Tuesday that it had sent another 37 members of Mexican drug cartels to the United States, as the Trump administration ratchets up pressure on governments to…
Another year of MAGA: Trump boasts political feats
President Trump rattled off a long list of accomplishments on the anniversary of his first year back in office. Source link
Trump says his Board of Peace could replace United Nations
President Trump said his Board of Peace could replace the United Nations, slamming the organization for not having "been very helpful." Source link
Gaza Peace Process Hits ‘Phase Two’ Trouble
Trump’s dream of transforming Gaza into a seaside resort community will come to nothing if Hamas resists pacification. Source link
Trump defends ICE in Minnesota, slams the state's Somalis
President Trump stood behind ICE's actions in Minnesota by highlighting some of the criminals apprehended, calling them "rough people." Source link
Gov. Newsom warns Europe: Trump is a 'T. rex: You mate with him, or he devours you'
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is urging foreign leaders to stand up against his own nation's president, Donald Trump, calling on them to view him through a prehistoric lens and warning they…
Handle the Renee Good Shooting by the Book
That is, investigate it, before making any decision on charges. Source link
Speaker Johnson seeks to 'calm the waters' in address to U.K. Parliament
House Speaker Mike Johnson's Tuesday address to the U.K. Parliament was planned long before the growing rift between the U.S. and its European allies over the future of Greenland, but he…
Trump posts private messages from European leaders on his aims to control Greenland
President Trump early Tuesday posted a flurry of private messages from European leaders and mocked opponents of his plans to annex Greenland into the U.S. Source link
AI data centre boom risks roiling global carmaker supply chains
A data centre-driven memory chip shortage is forcing some suppliers to accept price hikes of over 100% The auto sector is bracing for yet another potential supply chain disturbance, this…