BUSINESS & COMMUNITY
WISCONSIN, USA
1204 reports.
Doctors in Sudan say a Rapid Support Forces drone strike on a vehicle carrying displaced families near Er Rahad killed at least 24 people, including eight children.
Read report »Damascus and Riyadh have deepened their reconstruction ties with agreements on aviation, telecoms and airport development worth billions of dollars.
Read report »Sudan Doctors Network said a humanitarian convoy was hit near El-Obeid, underscoring the dangers facing relief operations in the conflict zone.
Read report »Officials said the vehicle struck a grocery store in Westwood, leaving multiple people dead and injured.
Read report »The autonomous-driving company says its self-operated facility supports 600 GPUs and roughly four petabytes of storage while avoiding an estimated $25 million-plus cloud bill.
Read report »The Washington Post is laying off about 300 journalists and sharply reducing coverage of sports, local news and foreign reporting.
Read report »The agreement targets research, investment and business ties in life sciences, advanced manufacturing, robotics and artificial intelligence.
Read report »Two workers died after being rescued and three others were found dead following the failure of a 95-meter span in Jiangsu province.
Read report »Tokyo says it has drilled and retrieved sediment containing rare earth minerals in a bid to reduce dependence on China for critical materials.
Read report »A Russian drone strike hit a bus carrying miners in Dnipropetrovsk region, killing at least a dozen workers and injuring others, according to Ukrainian officials and DTEK.
Read report »The executive order creates a tariff mechanism aimed at countries that supply oil to Cuba, escalating an already severe U.S. pressure campaign.
Read report »The Justice Department released a large new batch of Jeffrey Epstein files after the Epstein Files Transparency Act, according to AP.
Read report »The European Union and India have agreed a free-trade pact that would cut tariffs on major industrial and pharmaceutical goods if fully ratified.
Read report »Regulators grounded the whole fleet tied to the ferry operator after a sinking that left at least 18 dead and more than 300 rescued.
Read report »The Syrian army and the Kurdish-led SDF accuse each other of breaking a recently extended ceasefire while clashes and drone attacks continue near Kobani and Aleppo.
Read report »Event date January 26, 2026: A fire at a Greek food factory left five people dead, turning an industrial blaze into a deadly workplace disaster.
Read report »Tens of thousands joined an economic blackout in Minneapolis and across Minnesota, with closures, arrests and a march through subzero weather after the death of Renee Good.
Read report »U.S. Southern Command said one survivor was recovered after the boat strike and later captured.
Read report »A landslide killed two people at a Welcome Bay home while rescuers searched through the night for campers missing after a separate slope collapse at Mount Maunganui.
Read report »The company has opened a processor-optimization challenge once used in time-limited take-home interviews, inviting developers to beat a Claude Opus 4.5 benchmark.
Read report »The US president said planned 10% tariffs on eight European allies would not take effect after talks with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on January 21, 2026.
Read report »Thailand’s prime minister says a nationwide crackdown seized more than 330 million methamphetamine tablets, arrested over 88,000 suspects and froze assets worth about $140 million over four months, on the event date 2026-01-20.
Read report »Belgrade says Gazprom Neft and MOL have agreed on the basis of a future sale while Serbia seeks a larger stake and U.S. approval before sanctions bite again.
Read report »Mark Carney hailed a new strategic partnership with China after meeting Xi Jinping, as Canada looks to steady ties under US pressure.
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