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14.01.2026

The Day of the 75-Nation Visa Freeze

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 14.01.2026.

It displays 279 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

14.01.2026 โ‡ข The Day of the 75-Nation Visa Freeze
โŒจMorning editorial focus remained on the Iranian humanitarian crisis, with reports of 2,500 deaths prompting President Trump to threaten "strong action." However, by midday, attention shifted to an escalating arctic standoff as the administration issued a non-negotiable demand for the acquisition of Greenland to support the "Golden Dome" project, meeting sharp resistance from Danish and Greenlandic officials.
In the afternoon, editors prioritized a sweeping executive move: the indefinite suspension of immigrant visa processing for 75 nations, including Somalia and Russia, citing concerns over public assistance dependency. Simultaneously, tensions in Minneapolis intensified following a second ICE-involved shooting, this time involving an illegal Venezuelan national who allegedly ambushed an agent with a shovel.
The evening concluded with a consolidation of executive power as Senate Republicans, under intense pressure from the White House, defeated a war powers resolution that would have restricted military action in Venezuela, granting the President unchecked authority in the region.
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05:16 (10:16)โ‡ขTehran's Gallows Await Trump's Hand

โŒจEditorial focus has consolidated around the humanitarian crisis in Iran, where reports of executions and a death toll exceeding 2,500 have prompted President Trump to threaten 'very strong action' (CNN, AP News, Newsweek, NY Post, The Epoch Times, CBS). Simultaneously, the legal fallout from the Renee Good shooting intensifies as federal investigators probe Representative Elissa Slotkin and internal DOJ resignations continue (NPR, Washington Examiner, Washington Post, Reason).
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In races from California to Texas to Maine, high-profile candidates are vying for House, Senate, and gubernatorial nominations.
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07:54 (12:54)โ‡ขTrumpโ€™s Greenland Ultimatum

โŒจEditorial focus is divided between the intensifying Iran crisis and President Trumpโ€™s ultimatum regarding the annexation of Greenland. Outlets report Trumpโ€™s demand for Greenlandโ€™s control for 'national security' and the 'Golden Dome' project (AP News, Washington Times, NBC News, ABC News). Simultaneously, the media tracks the administration's military posturing and warnings of 'strong action' if Tehran executes protesters (CNN, Newsweek, Washington Examiner, NY Post, CBS).
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Today marks 15 years since the overthrow of Tunisian dictator Ben Ali, one of the high points of the Arab Spring. The events of 2011 gave rise to an impressive wave of revolutions. Almost all were bloodily suppressed.
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10:10 (15:10)โ‡ขThe Arctic Security Ultimatum

โŒจEditorial focus has shifted toward President Trumpโ€™s non-negotiable demand for control of Greenland to support the 'Golden Dome' project and NATO (AP News, Washington Times, NBC News, The Daily Wire, Common Dreams). Simultaneously, the media is tracking the escalating ICE operations in Minnesota, with liberal outlets condemning 'monstrous' enforcement tactics while conservative sources highlight protester aggression and foreign funding (HuffPost, Mother Jones, USA Today, The Blaze, Free Beacon).
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President Donald Trump said Wednesday that NATO should help the U.S. acquire Greenland and anything less than American control is unacceptable, hours before Vice President JD Vance was to host Danish and Greenlandic officials for talks. [Fullย Story]
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Somalia has been in the spotlight as there has been welfare fraud in Minneapolis that has been mainly committed by the Somali community.
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President Trump announced Wednesday that he will stop federal funding to sanctuary cities and states on Feb. 1 as he escalates his efforts to crack down on illegal immigrants and the jurisdictions that are resisting his administrationโ€™s efforts to deport them.
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11:45 (16:45)โ‡ขThe North Star Claimed

โŒจUS editors are highlighting an aggressive expansion of executive power, centered on the president's non-negotiable demand for Greenland (AP News, USA Today, Newsmax, NBC News). Concurrently, a drastic shift in immigration and foreign policy is unfolding through a 75-country visa freeze and the termination of Somali TPS (Fox News, The Epoch Times, Daily Caller, OANN). Meanwhile, military repositioning in Qatar signals a potential strike on Iran (CNN, Washington Post, Newsweek).
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At least 12,000 people have been killed by the Iranian regime during nationwide unrest and anti-government protests, marking โ€œthe largest killing in the country's contemporary history,โ€ according to Iran International.
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13:03 (18:03)โ‡ขTehran's Gallows Draw Trump's Steel

โŒจThe American media ecosystem is dominated by an escalating crisis with Iran, as editors highlight the imminent execution of protesters and President Trump's threats of military action (CNN, NYTimes, Newsweek, OANN). Simultaneously, a domestic shift is occurring as the administration freezes visa processing for 75 nations and terminates hundreds of mental health and addiction grants (Washington Post, NPR, The Epoch Times, Daily Caller).
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New York taxi drivers have long been mercilessly squeezed by the city, culminating in their 2021 hunger strike joined by Zohran Mamdani. Announcing a new taxi commissioner yesterday, Mayor Mamdani promised a break with that past.
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NASA and the U.S. Department of Energy plan to construct and deploy a fission surface power systemโ€”a nuclear reactorโ€”on the Moon in the next four years to establish a sustained human presence on the lunar surface and assist future missions to Mars.
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14:30 (19:30)โ‡ขThe Seventy-Five Nation Visa Freeze

โŒจThe American media ecosystem is pivoting toward a possible military confrontation, as editors highlight the evacuation of personnel from bases in Qatar and the UK amid an 'imminent' Iranian threat (Newsweek, Newsmax, HuffPost). Simultaneously, a coordinated focus has emerged on the administration's suspension of immigrant visas from 75 nations, which conservative outlets frame as a necessary measure against welfare fraud (Washington Post, AP News, The Epoch Times, The Federalist).
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Personnel at a key U.S. military base in Qatar have been advised to evacuate by Wednesday evening, a U.S. official said. The decision came as a senior official in Iran brought up an earlier Iranian attack there. [Fullย Story]
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Iran issued a direct assassination threat against President Donald Trump on Wednesday, airing a chilling image on state television showing Trump during the 2024 rally shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania, with the warning: "This time it will not miss the target." [Fullย Story]
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Reverberations from the most consequential U.S. intervention since the 1989 invasion of Panama โ€” the stunning Jan. 3 capture and removal of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro โ€” are reshaping energy calculations around the globe, from pipeline politics in Canada to investment strategies in China.
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15:43 (20:43)โ‡ขThe Arctic Sovereignty Fissure

โŒจThe media landscape is dominated by an intensifying arctic standoff, as editors report a 'fundamental disagreement' over Greenland's sovereignty and security threats (CNN, NYTimes, The Intercept). Concurrently, a major shift in immigration policy is unfolding through a 75-nation visa freeze targeting public assistance concerns (AP News, Washington Post, The Epoch Times). Tensions with Tehran escalate further as outlets highlight an Iranian assassination threat against President Trump (Newsmax, NY Post).
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FEAR: 'U.S. ATTACK IMMINENT'
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Itโ€™s time we see ICE as it already sees itself: a domestic army dispatched by the Trump administration to terrorize vulnerable people and violently intimidate political enemies into submission.
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17:00 (22:00)โ‡ขTehran's Gallows Fall Silent

โŒจEditorial priorities have shifted toward President Trump's claim that Iranian state-sponsored killings and executions have ceased following his military threats (ABC News, USA Today, CBS, Newsweek). Simultaneously, the administration has enacted a widespread suspension of immigrant visas for 75 nations, citing concerns over welfare dependency (AP News, The Blaze, Washington Post, OANN). Conservative outlets emphasize national security and fiscal protection, while liberal sources highlight the human impact of these restrictive policies.
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Itโ€™s time we see ICE as it already sees itself: a domestic army dispatched by the Trump administration to terrorize vulnerable people and violently intimidate political enemies into submission.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer Jonathan Ross, who shot and killed Minneapolis protester Renee Nicole Good, is reported to have suffered internal bleeding after Good allegedly attempted to run him over in an act of rebellion towards immigration officers during a targeted immigration enforcement operation in south Minneapolis.
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Iran issued a direct assassination threat against President Donald Trump on Wednesday, airing a chilling image on state television showing Trump during the 2024 rally shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania, with the warning: "This time it will not miss the target." [Fullย Story]
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18:22 (23:22)โ‡ขThe Silent Gallows of Tehran

โŒจEditors are prioritizing the de-escalation of immediate military threats against Iran following President Trumpโ€™s claim that state executions of protesters have ceased (CNN, Newsweek, Washington Post, CBS). While liberal outlets emphasize the humanitarian cost of the crackdown (Jacobin, Slate), conservative sources focus on the injury of an ICE agent in Minnesota to justify aggressive domestic enforcement (The Federalist, OANN, Fox News). Additionally, diplomatic friction over the acquisition of Greenland persists (USA Today, NYTimes, The Atlantic).
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Delcy Rodriguez, ousted leader Nicolas Maduro's former vice president, called the call long, productive, and โ€courteous and said the two discussed a bilateral โ agenda for the benefit of both countries. [Fullย Story]
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19:30 (00:30)โ‡ขVance Anchors the Venezuela Victory

โŒจThe American media ecosystem is dominated by the collapse of a legislative attempt to curb executive military power in Venezuela. Editors across the spectrum report that intense pressure from President Trump and Vice President Vance forced a Republican reversal, securing unchecked presidential authority (NYTimes, AP News, Washington Examiner, The Intercept, The Hill, MSNBC, The Epoch Times, Washington Times, Fox News). Concurrently, a potential military escalation with Iran looms as airlines redirect flights away from regional airspace (Newsweek, OANN, NY Post).
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Delcy Rodriguez, ousted leader Nicolas Maduro's former vice president, said that in a long and courteous call, she and Trump discussed a bilateral โ agenda for the benefit of both countries. [Fullย Story]
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Trump put intense pressure on five Republican senators who joined with Democrats to advance the resolution last week and ultimately prevailed in heading off passage of the legislation. Two of the Republicans โ€” Sens. Josh Hawley of Missouri and Todd Young of Indiana โ€” changed course under the pressure. [Fullย Story]
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21:03 (02:03)โ‡ขUnchecked Steel in Venezuela

โŒจEditors prioritize the Senate's decision to preserve President Trumpโ€™s military authority in Venezuela, noting the collapse of a bipartisan challenge after intense executive pressure (NYTimes, HuffPost, Newsmax, AP News). Simultaneously, focus shifts to potential Iranian escalation; while Trump claims executions of protesters have paused, military strikes remain an active option as regional tensions rise (CNN, NBC News, Newsweek, USA Today).
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President Donald Trump announced plans to end federal funding to sanctuary cities and states beginning in February, citing jurisdictions that protect criminals and fuel fraud and crime. The move comes amid ongoing immigration crackdowns throughout the country.
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Trump put intense pressure on five Republican senators who joined with Democrats to advance the resolution last week and ultimately prevailed in heading off passage of the legislation. Two of the Republicans โ€” Sens. Josh Hawley of Missouri and Todd Young of Indiana โ€” changed course under the pressure. [Fullย Story]
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23:13 (04:13)โ‡ขSnow Shovels and Federal Fire

โŒจEditors are intensely focused on a new federal shooting in Minneapolis. Conservative outlets frame the incident as an officer defending himself against an 'ambush' by a Venezuelan immigrant with a shovel (Fox News, NY Post, Washington Examiner), while liberal and legacy media highlight the recurring use of force by ICE and potential lack of warrants (The Daily Beast, ABC News, Reason, Jacobin). Meanwhile, the Senate's decision to grant the executive unchecked military authority in Venezuela remains a primary concern (NYTimes, Newsmax, The Hill).
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