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This just in from The New York Times: Its first 2-player game, and an evolving business model

There's a lot more to The New York Times than its news stories, and that's by design

The Independent UK

"It sounded like the way ice cream on a hot summer day tastes." How a Marquis de Sade biography, Willy Wonka's Oompa-Loompas and a bum note helped "a metal girl from Ohio" write a rock anthem that wowed Nirvana and changed Olivia Rodrigo's life

"We thought no-one would play it." The story behind one of the great '90s alt. rock singles, The Breeders' Cannonball

Louder

New York’s Met Opera announces ‘necessary’ layoffs and pay cuts

‘Cost-cutting’ announcement comes amid uncertainty over deal struck with Saudi Arabia to perform in Riyadh

The Guardian - US

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Gen Z’s nostalgia for '2016 vibes' reveals something deeper: a protest against the world and economy they inherited

In 2016, millennials were hanging onto the last gasp of their youth—and so was the internet, in retrospect.

Fortune

5 Crypto Platforms Retirees Should Use To Minimize Risk and Fees

Learn which crypto platforms help retirees reduce risk and avoid high fees while managing digital assets with safer, low-cost tools.

GOBankingRates

Luxury, power, and allegations of abuse: Inside the Alexander brothers alleged sex-trafficking case

Tal Alexander, 38, his brothers, Oren Alexander and Alon Alexander, both 39, will face a jury in a Manhattan federal courtroom

The Independent UK

"The Buckley Principles," by Lee E. Goodman

"The core First Amendment principles of Buckley v. Valeo endure after fifty years."

Reason

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Judge allows Trump administration to block lawmakers’ access to ICE facilities

Judge rules homeland security can insist lawmakers provide week’s notice of intention to inspect facilities

The Guardian - US

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Reason

White House endures a year of gold leaf and wrecking balls as Trump plays decorator in chief

Don’t try telling Donald Trump that all that glitters is not gold.

The Independent UK

‘What are Democrats doing?’: Political strategists break down where the resistance to Trump went wrong

ANALYSIS: Democrats suffered from a ‘fractured’ party and a lack of a clear message throughout Trump’s first year back in office, political strategists tell Katie Hawkinson

The Independent UK

The Board of Peace Is A Step Away From Failed International Institutions

The details are unclear, but Trump seems to be setting up an institution that could supplant the United Nations Security Council.

Reason

White House press secretary tells CBS ‘we’ll sue your ass off’ if it edits Trump interview

Karoline Leavitt was recorded warning network to broadcast new interview with president in full and without edits

The Guardian - US

Karoline Leavitt's Audio Leak Reveals Threat to Sue CBS Over Trump Interview Coverage

Newly obtained audio reveals White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt warning CBS News that President Trump would sue if the network edited his interview with Tony Dokoupil.

International Business Times UK

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The Guardian - US

Americans disapprove of Trump’s foreign policy. His escapades are likely to cost him

History tells us what happens when American presidents focus on foreign policy and neglect domestic economic policy

Euronews

Where to go in Europe in 2026, according to 10 major travel publications

While every list is different, we’ve rounded up the places that have been mentioned again and again.

Latin Times

U.S. Intelligence Describes Venezuela's Interim Leader As 'a Socialist but the Most Capitalistic One I've Seen'

U.S. intelligence officials have described Venezuela's interim leader, Delcy Rodríguez, as a pragmatic political figure capable of working with Washington, according to assessments cited after a rare visit to Caracas by C.I.A. Director John Ratcliffe.

TechRadar

'We're competitive – we want to win': Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos rejects rumors that Warner Bros. movies won't stay in theaters for 45 days if $82bn buyout is approved

Netflix's co-chief has clarified its stance on the theatre going experience amid its potential buyout of Warner Bros.

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Latin Times

Cuban Soldiers Killed In Operation To Capture Maduro Returned To Havana In Boxes Smaller Than Caskets

The remains of the 32 Cuban soldiers killed by the U.S. in Venezuela during the operation that captured authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro were returned to their country in boxes smaller than coffins.

The Independent UK

Woman who first accused Alon and Oren Alexander of sexual assault found dead late last year: officials

Kate Whiteman sued the twin brothers in March 2024, accusing them of raping her over a decade earlier

The Guardian - US

Trump press secretary launches tirade against reporter who asked about ICE

Karoline Leavitt brands journalist who asked about deaths in ICE custody and killing of Renee Good ‘a leftwing activist’

The Guardian - US

Michigan senator says she is being investigated for imploring US troops to refuse illegal orders

Elissa Slotkin says US is investigating her for video in which Democrats say service members ‘must refuse illegal orders’

The Conversation

Amid a rocky truce, Israel and Hamas prepare to resume fighting

Progress towards achieving Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan for Gaza is stalling. Israeli strikes across the territory on January 9 killed 13 Palestinians, with new raids days later claiming three more lives. The situation has now reached a critical juncture, with both Israel and Hamas reportedly preparing for a resumption…

The Conversation

Searching reporters’ homes, suing journalists and repressing citizen dissent are well-known steps toward autocracy

The FBI search of a Washington Post reporter’s home on Jan. 14, 2026, was a rare and intimidating move by an administration focused on repressing criticism and dissent.

The Independent UK

Trump cheats at golf, Lindsey Graham’s secret testimony suggests

The newly obtained grand jury transcript indicates Graham did not deny that Trump gets some help with his golf game

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