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Eva Schloss, a Holocaust survivor who publicly shared her experiences and advocated remembrance, has died at age 96. She was known for sharing her experiences and promoting Holocaust remembrance.

A higher court maintains protections for NIH medical research funding, blocking drastic reductions proposed by the administration.

Regulators in Europe, India and Malaysia are examining X following the dissemination of explicit images created by the Grok chatbot. The investigations focus on platform safety and compliance.

Xreal unveiled the 1S AR glasses and a Neo dock that doubles as a battery, both currently available to purchase. It also previewed an Asus collaboration to develop a new device.

For CES 2026, Asus updates the Zephyrus Duo so both displays extend to the edges, enhancing the dual-screen layout for gaming.

Zelenskiy appointed a former Canadian deputy prime minister to Ukraine's economic advisory team to bolster resilience amid ongoing conflict.

California's broadened privacy framework took effect, allowing residents to request deletion of personal data from hundreds of data brokers.

Kim Jong Un and his daughter Ju Ae visited a memorial honoring North Korean troops who died on overseas missions, according to KCNA.

Markets view Chevron as the biggest beneficiary of Venezuela developments, though prospects for quick returns are limited.

A White House official says discussions have occurred with several oil companies regarding Venezuela policy, but did not specify which firms or when the talks occurred.

Nvidia frames robotics as a core growth pillar after AI, with a pilot robotaxi program planned for 2027.

Lawmakers from multiple parties questioned the government’s response to Maduro’s capture by US forces and related developments.

The board voted to dissolve the nonprofit after nearly six decades due to funding reductions.

Iran plans economic measures to ease protesters' anger as nationwide demonstrations continue.

Maduro pleads not guilty in Manhattan federal court to narcotics and weapons charges after his capture by US special forces in Venezuela.

Ukraine named Chrystia Freeland as economic adviser for postwar reconstruction, contingent on progress in peace talks.

Dimon earned a record compensation in 2025 as regulatory changes and dealmaking supported JPMorgan's profits.

A U.S. official frames comments about Europe as a warning and urges pro-growth reforms, reflecting a tense transatlantic policy posture.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer remarks on the Venezuela raid, indicating a cautious, diplomatic approach to the episode.

Several competitive contests in 2026 could decide which party controls the Senate, signaling a pivotal political landscape.

Doctors warn that a chronic shortage of stroke consultants across the NHS risks delays in treatment, potentially increasing disability and mortality.

The Google TV Gemini update enables AI-generated images and videos and adds voice-controlled settings adjustments.

European authorities describe Grok-generated sexualised images as illegal. The UK government has asked the platform for explanations.

President Zelenskiy appointed Canada's former finance minister Chrystia Freeland as an adviser on economic development. The move aims to strengthen Ukraine's internal resilience amid ongoing conflict.

Canada signals opposition to US mining initiatives amid concerns about sovereignty and leverage.

Desflurane, a common anesthesia gas, is prohibited due to its greenhouse gas footprint.

Beijing condemns the U.S. operation in Venezuela while safeguarding billions in assets; analysts say the move highlights China’s priority to protect its economic interests amid regional tensions.

Nicolás Maduro was presented before a U.S. judge in New York following his abduction.

CES 2026 reveals laptops based on Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 Elite with a new accompanying chip.

Prediction markets reportedly rewarded traders who bet on Maduro's capture, with profits reported after the event.

The Bank of England reports consumer credit rose by £2.1 billion in November, the fastest annual rise in almost two years, reflecting higher borrowing.

A data breach at France's OFII exposed personal data of Israeli nationals, with the intrusion linked to a subcontractor, according to authorities.

A tanker near Ireland is under US surveillance as sanctions on Venezuelan oil are enforced; several vessels are reportedly trying to evade the blockade by turning off transmission signals.

China is expected to continue outreach to Latin America and pursue closer ties with aligned partners.

Ahead of the CES 2026 opening, companies preview notable tech and AI-powered upgrades expected to shape the year.

Indonesia's new criminal code takes effect, raising concerns about civil liberties and free speech as penalties and enforcement rules shift.

Federal Reserve official Kashkari says AI-driven productivity advances are contributing to a slowdown in hiring at big companies, raising policy questions.

JBL expands its open-ear lineup with Sense Pro and Sense Lite joining the original Sense, set for U.S. release in March, featuring OpenSound technology, Dual Connect and Fast Pair.

A woman died after choking on a mochi rice cake, highlighting ongoing safety concerns associated with the New Year tradition in Japan.

The new GLP-1 obesity drug by Novo Nordisk is priced at the low end of the market, with monthly costs between $149 and $299 depending on dosage.

Federal income tax brackets for 2026 are expected to shift, potentially increasing take-home pay modestly for some earners. Analysts note adjustments in rates and income thresholds.

The annual ranking includes new entrants among the top and bottom ranks for 2026.

Forbes columnist Sachin Jain outlines ten resolutions to help healthcare leaders perform better in 2026.

Russia issued travel advice urging citizens to avoid visiting Venezuela.

The 26 states will elect secretaries of state in 2026, races that could shape election administration and the 2028 presidential outcome.

Keir Starmer publicly supported Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen after she criticized U.S. rhetoric threatening to seize Greenland.

Defense stocks rise worldwide after the U.S.-led action in Venezuela, reflecting expectations of a stronger security posture.

Zelenskiy announced plans to replace Vasyl Maliuk, head of Ukraine's SBU security service, as part of a wider government reshuffle. The changes include a new presidential chief of staff.

Latvian police say there is no evidence tying a ship docked in Liepaja to damage to an underwater Baltic telecoms cable; investigation continues.

Myanmar's pro-military USDP wins the first phase of the junta-led election, securing 89 of 102 Lower House seats.

Foxconn reports a 22% rise in quarterly revenue as demand linked to AI technologies accelerates.

Nicolás Maduro is scheduled to appear in Manhattan federal court on drug- and weapons-trafficking charges, following U.S. actions in Venezuela.

Israel continues to restrict journalist access to Gaza despite a ceasefire, drawing criticism from foreign press groups.

Turkey will frame Black Sea security as a strategic priority at a Ukraine-related summit in Paris.

Japan’s ruling party leader says Tokyo is open to dialogue with China to ease tensions and manage regional frictions.

China condemns the U.S. operation in Venezuela while safeguarding billions in assets. Analysts say the move highlights Beijing's priority to protect its economic interests amid regional tensions.

Beijing and Islamabad reaffirm their strategic partnership as U.S. diplomacy with Pakistan expands. The development signals continued alignment in regional security and economic cooperation.

The piece analyzes wildfire risk in major cities after last year’s Los Angeles fires, examining exposure, preparedness, and policy implications.

Oil prices fell as traders weighed the impact of U.S. moves in Venezuela.

Investors react to the U.S. military intervention in Venezuela, lifting shares of U.S. oil companies.

South Korea's Lee Jae Myung met Xi Jinping to discuss resetting bilateral relations.

Nicolás Maduro is scheduled to appear in Manhattan federal court on drugs and weapons charges following his weekend capture by U.S. forces.

Vessels reportedly employ deceptive tactics to bypass U.S. naval forces in the region.

China and Pakistan pledged to deepen ties and expand cooperation, reaffirming a long-standing partnership as U.S. outreach to Islamabad broadens.

China's efforts to raise birth rates stall as more couples choose not to have children or postpone parenthood.

India's Supreme Court denies bail to Umar Khalid, a Muslim student activist, in a high-profile case.

A former Philippine general was arrested after publicly calling for the president's ouster, signaling ongoing political tensions.

Beijing signals plans to deepen ties with Ireland to strengthen relations with the European Union.

Investors digest Maduro's capture and related regional implications for energy and trade as markets look to a higher open.

Health authorities report a surge in measles infections across several Australian states amid declining vaccination coverage.

Analysts say the Maduro operation is unlikely to compel China to alter its Taiwan strategy.

Interim Venezuelan leadership signals willingness to cooperate with the United States amid threats of further strikes.

Acting President Delcy Rodríguez signals a more diplomatic stance by inviting the United States to collaborate on a shared agenda.

The new policy imposes a 13% VAT on contraception products, including condoms. The move has sparked public discussion on access to reproductive health.

Australian researchers report that survivors with repeated head impacts or non-fatal strangulation have higher risks of memory loss, learning disabilities and other long-term cognitive problems.

A 2025 report notes Taiwan faced an average of 2.6 million daily cyberattacks on infrastructure, up 113% from 2023.

Beijing signals plans to expand strategic and economic cooperation with Ireland as leaders meet in Beijing.

Starlink offers free broadband service to Venezuela through Feb. 3 amid the fallout from Maduro’s arrest and a US military operation.

KCNA reports that Kim oversaw a hypersonic missile test, indicating ongoing arms development.

North Korea's Kim oversaw hypersonic missile tests, citing geopolitical crisis.

The Body Scan 2 scale includes eight electrodes on the scale and four in a retractable handle to enable cardiovascular health assessment.

Shure updates its MV88 USB-C microphone to mount directly on smartphones, simplifying mobile recording capabilities.