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Trump calls economy “unbelievable” as reporters press him on cost-of-living worries — Static01.nyt.com

Trump calls economy “unbelievable” as reporters press him on cost-of-living worries

When New York Times reporters pressed President Trump about Americans’ economic anxieties, he insisted the economy was “unbelievable,” blamed his predecessor for high prices, dismissed the polls and pointed to his popularity on TikTok. He told reporters that “the greatest beneficiaries of my economy in my first term were low-income

New York Fed's Williams signals little urgency for further rate cuts — Static01.nyt.com

New York Fed's Williams signals little urgency for further rate cuts

John C. Williams, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said on Monday he saw little urgency to lower interest rates again, reinforcing expectations that the Fed will hold borrowing costs steady at its meeting on Jan. 27–28. Williams said the central bank was "well positioned&

The 4400 (2004) is now streaming free on Tubi — Static0.moviewebimages.com

The 4400 (2004) is now streaming free on Tubi

Movieweb reports that the sci-fi series The 4400, which originally aired on the USA Network, is now available to stream for free on Tubi. Released in 2004 and produced in part by Francis Ford Coppola's American Zoetrope, the series was created by Scott Peters and René Echevarria and

Daniel Stern cited in California on alleged misdemeanor soliciting prostitution — People.com

Daniel Stern cited in California on alleged misdemeanor soliciting prostitution

People reports that Home Alone star Daniel Stern was cited in California for an alleged single misdemeanor count of soliciting prostitution; he was reportedly cited at a motel in Camarillo, Ventura County, Ventura County District Attorney spokesperson Joey Buttitta says. "From what I understand, he was cited at the

NASA adds COMPASS program element to ROSES-2025 to fund academic partnerships — Assets.science.nasa.gov

NASA adds COMPASS program element to ROSES-2025 to fund academic partnerships

NASA’s ROSES-2025 Amendment 36 introduces a new program element, F.19 COMPASS (Collaborative Opportunities for Mentorship, Partnership and Academic Success in Science), to fund collaborations between NASA Centers and academic institutions that advance NASA’s scientific priorities and train the future STEM workforce. COMPASS prioritizes collaborations with academic institutions

Fitch warns bitcoin-backed securities carry speculative-grade risks — Images.cointelegraph.com

Fitch warns bitcoin-backed securities carry speculative-grade risks

Credit rating agency Fitch Ratings has flagged a high degree of risk in Bitcoin-backed securities, saying such products carry “heightened risks” that are “consistent with speculative-grade credit profiles.” Fitch said the assessment could complicate the expansion of crypto-linked credit products among institutional investors. Fitch described Bitcoin-backed securities as instruments structured

Barnsley boss calls Szoboszlai 'disrespectful' after Liverpool FA Cup error — Static.independent.co.uk

Barnsley boss calls Szoboszlai 'disrespectful' after Liverpool FA Cup error

Independent.co reports Liverpool secured a 4-1 FA Cup victory over Barnsley on Monday evening, but a careless backheel from Dominik Szoboszlai in his own penalty area drew a sharp rebuke from visiting boss Conor Hourihane. Szoboszlai had opened the scoring with a 35-yard strike, yet his attempted backheel pass

Stephen King’s most controversial books, ranked — Static0.colliderimages.com

Stephen King’s most controversial books, ranked

Collider has ranked eight Stephen King books it calls his most controversial, focusing on novels and a few novellas that have generated debate among readers. The roundup attributes controversy to graphic or upsetting content, divisive narrative choices, and topical commentary. Examples cited include Rage, written as by King’s Richard

Nikki Glaser targets CBS News in sharp Golden Globes monologue — Static01.nyt.com

Nikki Glaser targets CBS News in sharp Golden Globes monologue

Nikki Glaser, hosting the Golden Globes for a second consecutive year, opened with a rapid-fire monologue that took aim at several targets, including CBS News. She skewered the news division led by Bari Weiss, saying, “And the award for most editing goes to … CBS News,” and adding in the style

Aaronson’s career-best Leeds form is reshaping his USMNT prospects — Assets.goal.com

Aaronson’s career-best Leeds form is reshaping his USMNT prospects

According to Goal, Brenden Aaronson is producing the best run of his career at Leeds United and that form is prompting a rethink of his role with the USMNT ahead of the World Cup. The 25-year-old midfielder has been especially influential over the past month, scoring three goals and adding

CES 2026 showcases eight notable audio products from headphones to car receivers — Zdnet.com

CES 2026 showcases eight notable audio products from headphones to car receivers

At CES 2026, exhibitors unveiled a range of audio products spanning headphones, smart speakers, smartglasses audio chips, open‑ear earbuds, modular home theater gear, brain‑computer interface headsets and an aftermarket in‑dash receiver. Highlights include Klipsch's HP‑1 closed‑back wireless ANC headphones in its Atlas lineup,

Prime Video confirms Reacher Season 4, to adapt Lee Child’s Gone Tomorrow — Static0.moviewebimages.com

Prime Video confirms Reacher Season 4, to adapt Lee Child’s Gone Tomorrow

Movieweb reports that Prime Video has confirmed Reacher Season 4, announcing the renewal in late 2024 and ordering another eight episodes to match the previous runs. The upcoming season will adapt Lee Child’s 2009 novel Gone Tomorrow, returning the series to New York City as Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson)

Killer Sudoku puzzle rules — I.guim.co.uk

Killer Sudoku puzzle rules

The page presents a killer sudoku puzzle and sets out its basic rules. Normal sudoku rules apply. In addition, numbers in the cells contained within dotted-line shapes must add up to the figures shown in each shape's corner, and no number can be repeated within any such shape.

Nearly 15,000 Nurses Strike at Three Major New York Hospitals — People.com

Nearly 15,000 Nurses Strike at Three Major New York Hospitals

People reported nearly 15,000 nurses at three major New York City hospitals — Montefiore, New York-Presbyterian and Mount Sinai — walked off the job on Monday, Jan. 12, 2026, beginning an historic strike. New York State Nursing Association president Nancy Hagans said in a video statement that striking was a last

Footprint of large Roman villa found beneath Margam country park near Port Talbot — I.guim.co.uk

Footprint of large Roman villa found beneath Margam country park near Port Talbot

Archaeologists have identified the footprint of a large Roman villa beneath Margam country park on the outskirts of Port Talbot, a find that suggests the area may have been an important agricultural centre rather than a marginal frontier zone. Ground-penetrating radar revealed the hidden structure, which has been labelled "

MPs clash in Westminster Hall over petition calling for immediate general election — Static.independent.co.uk

MPs clash in Westminster Hall over petition calling for immediate general election

Independent.co reports MPs clashed in Westminster Hall as they debated a petition titled Call an Immediate General Election that closed last month with 1,059,231 signatures and the line “We think the majority need and want change.” Leading the debate, Conservative former minister John Lamont said voters felt

A quarter-century on the ISS: microgravity research benefits Earth and future missions — Nasa.gov

A quarter-century on the ISS: microgravity research benefits Earth and future missions

For more than 25 years, humans have lived and worked continuously aboard the International Space Station, conducting experiments that are transforming life on Earth and shaping plans for future exploration. In microgravity, cells grow in three dimensions, proteins form higher-quality crystals, and biological systems reveal details hidden by gravity, enabling

Ten family films ranked for cross-generational appeal — Static0.colliderimages.com

Ten family films ranked for cross-generational appeal

Collider published a ranked list of what it calls the 10 most perfect family movies, running from Paddington at No. 10 to Back to the Future at No. 1. The piece defines a perfect family movie as one that works in a shared living room, doesn't talk down

SEC chair says seizure of Venezuela’s reported Bitcoin 'remains to be seen' — Images.cointelegraph.com

SEC chair says seizure of Venezuela’s reported Bitcoin 'remains to be seen'

Paul Atkins, chair of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, did not rule out the possibility that US authorities could seize Venezuela’s reported Bitcoin holdings after US forces unseated and captured the country’s president. In a Monday interview with Fox Business’ Stuart Varney, Atkins responded to reports claiming

Xabi Alonso leaves Real Madrid after seven months as critics question his fit — Assets.goal.com

Xabi Alonso leaves Real Madrid after seven months as critics question his fit

According to Goal, Xabi Alonso has been bluntly told why he was never going to succeed as Real Madrid's manager following his sudden departure from the club. Alonso swapped Bayer Leverkusen for his former club last summer but was in charge for just over seven months, leaving less

Design flaw causes Google AI Overviews to produce misleading health summaries — Cdn.arstechnica.net

Design flaw causes Google AI Overviews to produce misleading health summaries

An investigation and follow-up reporting found that Google’s AI Overviews can produce misleading health summaries because of a core design flaw in how the feature sources information. Ars Technica reported that Google built AI Overviews to show information backed by top web results from its page-ranking system, on the

The Last Seduction: Linda Fiorentino's 1994 Erotic Neo‑Noir Reappraised — Static0.moviewebimages.com

The Last Seduction: Linda Fiorentino's 1994 Erotic Neo‑Noir Reappraised

Movieweb says John Dahl's 1994 erotic neo‑noir The Last Seduction, starring Linda Fiorentino and Peter Berg, remains a standout recommendation for fans of the erotica thriller amid renewed interest in the genre following The Housemaid's international success. Written by Steve Barancik, the film follows Bridget

Dan Bongino to restart his podcast, streaming daily on Rumble — Static01.nyt.com

Dan Bongino to restart his podcast, streaming daily on Rumble

Dan Bongino, the right-wing pundit who stepped down as the deputy director of the F.B.I. this month, announced on Monday that he will restart his podcast, The Dan Bongino Show, on Feb. 2. The show will resume nearly a year after it ceased production while Bongino served a

Judge Rules Trump Administration’s Energy Grant Cuts Unlawful — Static01.nyt.com

Judge Rules Trump Administration’s Energy Grant Cuts Unlawful

A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration’s decision to terminate millions of dollars in clean‑energy grants last fall was "unlawful." Judge Amit P. Mehta of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia wrote that the cancellation of seven Biden‑era grants, worth

Body of Manitoba man recovered after truck fell through ice; companion missing — People.com

Body of Manitoba man recovered after truck fell through ice; companion missing

A spokesperson for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed to People that searchers recovered Corbin Constant, 31, on Thursday, Jan. 8, after a pickup truck carrying two people fell through the ice on Cedar Lake in Manitoba on Dec. 16. Tasha Ferland, 23, who was with Constant, remains missing, authorities