United States News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th January, and here’s your United States daily news capsule.

EU discusses $108 billion in retaliatory tariffs as Danish PM asserts Europe won't be blackmailed.

FBI requests agents to travel to Minneapolis for temporary duty amid ongoing investigations.

Counterprotesters successfully chase off far-right activists at a pro-ICE rally in Minneapolis.

Center-left candidates win first round of Portugal's presidential election, setting up a showdown.

Governor Abigail Spanberger signs ten executive orders on her first day in office.

Noem denies using chemical agents during Minnesota protests but later backtracks on her statement.

A man detained in Minneapolis dies in ICE custody, prompting investigations into the incident.

Erie County issues a travel advisory as a major winter storm approaches the region.

Canada's tariff cut makes a high-tech Chinese electric vehicle 50% cheaper for consumers.

Global leaders gather in Switzerland to discuss pressing issues facing a messy world today.

Fears grow in Iran as internet shutdown could lead to extreme digital isolation for citizens.

Seven police officers killed in Guatemala following a crackdown on gang-related activities.

Trump faces major setbacks in his efforts against offshore wind projects in Virginia.

Patriots favored by 4.5 points against the Broncos in the upcoming AFC Championship Game.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!