News articles from 14 January 2026 : 04:49
Minneapolis mayor defends sanctuary stance after illegal immigrant allegedly kills woman while drunk driving
Minneapolis mayor Jacob Frey defended sanctuary policies after illegal immigrant allegedly killed woman driving drunk, as ICE cooperation debate intensifies.
Forcing an early wake-up time could harm your health, sleep doctors warn
Experts say forcing a 6 a.m. wake-up isn’t healthy for everyone. Your chronotype affects sleep quality, mood and health more than waking early.
Oprah accepted being subject of jokes about her weight due to self-blame, says, 'I felt they were right'
Oprah Winfrey revealed she accepted jokes about her weight because she felt she deserved them, sharing her journey of shame and self-blame in a candid interview on "The View."
Violent repeat offender accused of killing teacher as 911 call revealed her final moments: report
North Carolina teacher Zoe Welsh's final 911 call captured her alleged murder by repeat offender Ryan Camacho, who is accused of breaking into her Raleigh home.
New Dem bill would force schools to label Jan 6 Capitol breach as ‘unprecedented, violent attack’
New legislation in Virginia would set strict language requirements for any classroom discussion of Jan. 6, requiring teachers to frame it as an attack on democracy.
Thousands face widespread Verizon outage
Verizon, the nation’s largest wireless carrier, is experiencing an outage impacting cellular data and voice services. NBC News’ Brian Cheung details who is affected.
University of Utah student charged with making gun gestures, threatening to shoot conservative debaters
A University of Utah student allegedly threatened to shoot conservative speakers "in the neck" during a debate on campus, leading to his arrest.
GOP senator's Stop Fraud by SOMALIA Act would force Minnesota fraudsters to repay stolen taxpayer funds
Sen. John Cornyn's SOMALIA Act would impose permanent debarment and repayment requirements on childcare providers convicted of fraud in federal programs.
Maryland church to issue reparations grants to 'build up Black communities' due to ‘systemic racism'
The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland launched a fifth round of reparations grants after the state established a Maryland Reparations Commission to assess cash compensation recommendations.
Omar, Dems demand Noem impeachment, paint Minnesota woman shot by ICE as 'poet' who chose 'love'
Democrats demand the impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem after the fatal ICE-involved shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minnesota.
France condemns Iran protest crackdown, weighs satellite internet aid amid blackout
France condemns Iran's violent crackdown on protests as Paris considers satellite communications support to help Iranians bypass internet blackout.
Trump says killing has stopped in Iran amid protests
Trump says killing has stopped in Iran amid protests
Obama-era CNN segment resurfaces showing different ICE coverage compared to Trump years
Social media users uncover Obama-era CNN segment showing positive ICE coverage, highlighting a contrast in immigration reporting before President Donald Trump.
Trump told Iran has halted killings amid mounting protest pressure
President Donald Trump claims Iran executions have ended as protests continue against the regime, as reports find thousands have allegedly died.
JD Vance fires back at ex-ABC journalist for suggesting Obama peacefully deported migrants
Vice President JD Vance slammed ex-ABC News correspondent Terry Moran for suggesting the Obama administration peacefully deported 3 million illegal immigrants.
Plaxico Burress’ wife launches GOP bid for longtime Democratic NJ House seat
Attorney and Penn State athlete Tiffany Burress contrasts her private sector experience with Rep. Pou's 50-year government career in North Jersey House race.