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President Donald Trump signed executive orders on January 20, 2025, directing federal references to the Gulf of Mexico to be changed to the Gulf of America and restoring Mount McKinley as the federal name for Alaska's highest peak.
Read report »The sweeping order covers nearly everyone convicted over the Capitol attack and immediately frees several of the movement’s most prominent figures.
Read report »The decision sends the longtime Indigenous activist to home confinement after nearly 50 years in prison.
Read report »Musk twice extended his right arm during a Washington arena speech, prompting sharply divided interpretations from critics, supporters and anti-discrimination groups.
Read report »South Korean authorities said 41 injury reports were filed after supporters of President Yoon Suk Yeol breached the Seoul Western District Court and damaged property.
Read report »Yoon Suk Yeol was formally arrested on January 19, 2025, after a court approved a warrant, marking the first time a sitting South Korean president had been detained in the country's constitutional history.
Read report »Thousands rallied in Whitehall despite police restrictions, with officers making arrests after protesters tried to break through a line and gather at Trafalgar Square.
Read report »Reporting dated 2025-01-18 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
Read report »Prince Albert II has appointed Isabelle Berro-Amadeï to carry out the minister of state duties after the death of Didier Guillaume, who died in hospital on January 17, 2025, following a sudden illness.
Read report »2025-01-17 event: A judge in Bolivia orders the arrest of former Bolivian President Evo Morales on statutory rape charges
Read report »The unanimous ruling keeps the sale-or-ban deadline in place, leaving the app’s future to the Biden and incoming Trump administrations.
Read report »Officers in Parana seized a .50-caliber machine gun, rifles and explosives after raiding a hideout in Ponta Grossa where suspects were allegedly preparing to hit a bank or armored vehicle.
Read report »The execution of Huang Lin-kai ends a five-year pause and renews the clash between public support for capital punishment and international opposition.
Read report »More than 180,000 registered voters were expected to vote on January 16, 2025, as Vanuatu held a snap election a month after a devastating earthquake hit Port Vila.
Read report »NBC Miami reported that a 30-year-old suspect was taken into custody after an unprovoked attack in downtown Miami killed two homeless men and injured two others.
Read report »Two women were killed and another young woman injured in a knife attack at a school in Spisska Stara Ves before police detained an 18-year-old student suspected of carrying out the assault.
Read report »President Rumen Radev handed GERB-SDS the first attempt to form a government on January 15, 2025, after an election that again produced no clear majority in Bulgaria's parliament.
Read report »Berlin approved a plan allowing soldiers to destroy suspicious drones near military sites or critical infrastructure, but parliamentary approval is still required.
Read report »Hundreds of police buses, ruling-party lawmakers and pro-Yoon protesters crowded the area as anti-corruption officials prepared a second attempt to execute the warrant.
Read report »On the event date, hundreds of Georgian companies joined a nationwide strike as protesters pressed the government to free detained demonstrators and call fresh elections.
Read report »The Frelimo leader was sworn in on January 15, 2025 under heavy security while opposition supporters kept protesting the disputed October vote.
Read report »Tulip Siddiq has stepped down as a UK Treasury minister after pressure over an anti-corruption investigation in Bangladesh linked to her family, while insisting she broke no rules.
Read report »A former aide to Kyrgyzstan's president was detained in Moldova on January 14, 2025, after seeking asylum and accusing President Sadyr Japarov of corruption and election manipulation.
Read report »A military unit guarding the presidential residence said it would allow police and anti-corruption officials in, but the presidential security service and defense ministry disputed whether that meant investigators could enter.
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