News articles from 14 January 2026 : 04:49
Kiefer Sutherland accused of assaulting ride-share driver
Kiefer Sutherland accused of assaulting ride-share driver
An illegal immigrant killed my daughter — leftists march for Renee, not for Katie
Joe Abraham's daughter Katie was killed by illegal alien and he contrasts the left's silence about her death with their outrage over recent ICE shooting incident.
Why Holocaust remembrance matters as history is rewritten and antisemitism surges
As Holocaust Remembrance Day nears, two filmmakers warn that silencing uncomfortable truths about the past fuels modern antisemitism and dangerous historical revisionism.
Venezuelans in U.S. facing immigration limbo feel it's still not safe to return
Multiple Venezuelan migrants and asylum-seekers said that the country is still far too dangerous and unstable for them to return.
NASA astronauts prepare to leave the space station due to a medical issue
Four astronauts, including two from NASA, are set to leave the International Space Station on Wednesday, weeks earlier than planned, due to a medical issue.
Democrats outline 'multiple paths' to a Senate majority — all through red terrain
Democrats believe they now have “multiple paths” to flipping the Senate this year, touting strong recruits in some deep-red states and a message focused on costs and health care.
'Zohranomics': NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s socialist math doesn’t add up
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani wants to emulate Sweden and Denmark's democratic socialism, but critics warn higher taxes would hit middle class despite lower per capita GDP outcomes.
Buying Greenland could cost as much as $700 billion
WASHINGTON — The U.S. could have to pay as much as $700 billion if it were to achieve President Donald Trump’s goal of buying Greenland, according to three people familiar with the cost estimate
Rising cost of basic necessities could widen a gap between the well-off and everyone else
The price of basic necessities rose in December, even as overall inflation held steady.
Video shows bodies piled up at Iranian morgue after government crackdown
Video from Iran shows bodies piled up at a morgue near Tehran after the Iranian government began cracking down on protests across the Islamic Republic. The protests began after Iran’s currency hit a …
South Korean prosecutor seeks death penalty for ex-President Yoon over martial law declaration: 'Self-coup'
An independent counsel demanded a death sentence for former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol on rebellion charges over his controversial martial law decree.
Multiple people killed after construction crane falls, derails train in Thailand
A deadly construction accident unfolded in northeastern Thailand when a crane collapsed onto a moving passenger train, officials said.
ICE head says agents facing 'constant impediments' after migrant seen ramming cars while trying to flee
Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons claimed immigration agents are facing "constant attacks" after a suspected illegal migrant rams cars in attempt to evade arrest.
Saks files for bankruptcy as luxury market struggles
The company that owns the iconic luxury retailer Saks Fifth Avenue filed for bankruptcy late Tuesday
Protesters pepper sprayed as ICE shooting tensions grow
Protesters pepper sprayed as ICE shooting tensions grow
