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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 22.01.2026.

It displays 280 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

22.01.2026 โ‡ข The Board of Peace Launch Day
โŒจMorning coverage focused on the transition from Greenland-related military threats to a diplomatic 'framework,' which paused European tariffs. Simultaneously, reports of an ICE memo authorizing warrantless home entries ignited a constitutional debate, further fueled by domestic escalations in Minnesota.
By early afternoon, editorial priority shifted to Davos, where President Trump unveiled the 'Board of Peace' founding charter. Mainstream outlets emphasized the snub by major European allies, while conservative media framed the initiative as a historic breakthrough for settling global conflicts, including the Gaza ceasefire. This international focus was punctuated by a brief meeting with President Zelenskyy and a surprise legal victory for Don Lemon, as a judge rejected charges related to the Minnesota church unrest.
In the evening, headlines were dominated by the aggressive congressional testimony of former Special Counsel Jack Smith, who defended his investigations and asserted the presidentโ€™s criminal responsibility for January 6. The day concluded with the White House ordering a funding review of 'sanctuary' jurisdictions and a finalized deal for a new U.S.-based TikTok entity.
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TRUMP BACKS DOWN
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Key U.S. allies said they would not be joining the body to resolve global conflicts, which has been overshadowed by the clash over Greenland.
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05:00 (10:00)โ‡ขThe Davos Peace Board Charter

โŒจEditors focus on President Trump's unveiling of a 'Board of Peace' at Davos, a proposed body to manage global conflicts including Gaza's reconstruction (CNN, AP News, NBC News, CBS, Fox News). While conservative outlets frame this as a diplomatic initiative, others note key allies refuse to join. Simultaneously, the 'Greenland Framework' transitions into a strategy to block Russian and Chinese Arctic influence (The Epoch Times, NYTimes, NBC News).
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Key U.S. allies said they would not be joining the body to resolve global conflicts, which has been overshadowed by the clash over Greenland.
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06:11 (11:11)โ‡ขThe Solitary Peace Charter

โŒจEditors are focusing on President Trump's formal launch of the 'Board of Peace' in Davos, a move liberal outlets characterize as a surrender of global leadership to China (NYTimes, CNN, AP News). While conservative media highlights the signing of the founding charter as a historic diplomatic achievement (Fox News, Newsmax), others emphasize the absence of major European allies at the ceremony (The Daily Beast, CBS). Simultaneously, domestic attention is split between aggressive ICE tactics (NPR, Common Dreams) and an approaching arctic storm (NY Post, USA Today).
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The framework deal on Greenland agreed with President Donald Trump would require NATO allies to step up on Arctic security and the first results of โ€this will be seen this year, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte โ€says. [Fullย Story]
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Mexico is flooding the United States with Marxist anti-American textbooks to ideologically weaken its northern neighbor and indoctrinate immigrants away from properly assimilating, Peter Schweizer details in his new book โ€œThe Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon.โ€
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President Donald Trump formally launched the Board of Peace on Thursday, signing the charter of the new international body during a high-profile ceremony that highlighted the administration's effort to reshape global diplomacy, with Gaza at the center of its early focus. [Fullย Story]
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08:08 (13:08)โ‡ขThe Solitary Charter of Davos

โŒจEditorial focus is centered on President Trump's launch of the 'Board of Peace' in Davos to oversee Gaza's future, an initiative that conservative outlets celebrate as a diplomatic breakthrough (Fox News, Newsmax, Washington Times) while liberal media emphasizes its rejection by major European allies (The Daily Beast, NYTimes, CBS). Simultaneously, a domestic escalation involving aggressive ICE enforcement in Minnesota and Maine has sparked intense debate over executive overreach (Vox, Common Dreams, Boston Globe, The Federalist).
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10:07 (15:07)โ‡ขThe Solitary Peace Charter

โŒจEditors are prioritizing President Trump's launch of the 'Board of Peace' in Davos, noting the absence of major European allies (ABC News, AP News, CBS, The Hill, Newsmax). Simultaneously, media attention is fixated on an escalation in ICE enforcement, specifically reports of a memo authorizing home entries and the detention of students in Minnesota (HuffPost, USA Today, Boston Globe, Common Dreams, The Federalist).
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President Trumpโ€™s reversal on tariffs over Greenland was another sign of his willingness to rip up the international order โ€” even parts of it that he himself has made.
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11:13 (16:13)โ‡ขJack Smith Testifies Against Trump

โŒจEditorial focus is divided between President Trumpโ€™s foreign policy maneuvers in Davos and domestic legal confrontations. Mainstream and liberal outlets highlight Jack Smithโ€™s testimony regarding Trumpโ€™s alleged law-breaking (ABC News, The Hill, MSNBC) and the cool reception of the 'Board of Peace' by European allies (AP News, The Daily Beast). Simultaneously, aggressive ICE enforcement tactics, including reported home invasion powers and student detentions, dominate the domestic narrative (HuffPost, USA Today, Boston Globe, Common Dreams).
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Companies are increasingly using personalized data to lowball pay for desperate workers and jack up prices on consumers who lack options. Mayor Zohran Mamdani can make life more affordable for ordinary New Yorkers by banning surveillance pay and pricing.
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12:38 (17:38)โ‡ขThe Special Counsel's Final Accusation

โŒจThe U.S. media is split by the high-stakes House hearing where former Special Counsel Jack Smith is testifying about President Trump's criminal conduct (ABC News, Boston Globe, Fox News, The Daily Beast, Washington Times). Simultaneously, a fierce debate has erupted over ICE's detention of a five-year-old boy in Minnesota, with liberal outlets alleging he was used as 'bait' (AP News, Mother Jones) while conservative sources frame the arrest as a necessary law enforcement action against radical activists (The Blaze, Breitbart).
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In response to the killing of Renee Good and the ICE invasion, the Minneapolis labor movement has issued the nationโ€™s first citywide general strike call in nearly 80 years, set for tomorrow. It is building on a grand American labor tradition.
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14:06 (19:06)โ‡ขThe Prosecutor's Unyielding Stand

โŒจEditorial priorities shift toward the explosive congressional testimony of Jack Smith, where he maintains that President Trump's conduct was criminal (ABC News, Boston Globe, Fox News, The Hill, Washington Times, The Daily Beast). Simultaneously, the Minnesota church 'storming' has become a partisan flashpoint; conservative outlets emphasize the arrest of 'radicals' (NY Post, AP News, The Epoch Times, The Blaze), while liberal sources highlight the legal rejection of charges against Don Lemon (HuffPost, NY Post).
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Democrat Senator Mark Kelly is reportedly weighing a 2028 presidential bid as the Pentagon reviews his military rank following his ongoing conflict with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The Pentagon is currently conducting a retirement-grade review that could result in Kellyโ€™s demotion from his retired rank as a Navy captain
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15:41 (20:41)โ‡ขThe Prosecutor's Final Stand

โŒจThe U.S. media is currently centered on the contentious congressional testimony of Jack Smith, who continues to assert President Trump's criminal responsibility for the January 6 Capitol riot (ABC News, NBC News, MSNBC, The Hill, Washington Times). Simultaneously, editorial priorities diverge regarding domestic unrest in Minnesota; conservative outlets emphasize federal arrests of anti-ICE activists (AP News, One America News Network, The Blaze), while others highlight the legal victory for Don Lemon as a judge rejected related charges (Fox News, HuffPost).
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Environmental Protection Agency chief Lee Zeldin will commit the agency to ending testing on mammals by 2035, reviving a key goal of the first Trump administration and reversing a Biden-era walkback.
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'USING A 5-YEAR-OLD AS BAIT'...
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"You can acknowledge that mistakes sometimes happen while also acknowledging that 99% of our ICE officers are doing the right thing. They're doing a very tough job in Minneapolis. They're doing a tough job in incredibly difficult circumstances. I would say the same of police officers," Vance said. [Fullย Story]
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17:21 (22:21)โ‡ขThe Prosecutor Unyielding Before the House

โŒจThe American press is saturated with the direct confrontation between Special Prosecutor Jack Smith and House Republicans, as Smith maintains his stance on President Trump's criminal actions (ABC News, NBC News, MSNBC, The Hill, NY Times). Concurrently, a stark divide persists regarding the ICE-led operations in Minnesota; conservative outlets defend the agency's conduct while liberal sources emphasize reports of brutality and the impending general strike (HuffPost, Newsmax, Fox News, Common Dreams, Jacobin).
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Vice President JD Vance told Newsmax's Carl Higbie on Thursday that protesters who interrupt church services or assault law enforcement officers "ought to get arrested" and "ought to go to prison," as federal authorities announced charges tied to a disruptive protest in the Twin Cities area. [Fullย Story]
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Virginia Democrats scheduled a statewide vote that would allow lawmakers to temporarily draw a new House map as the party looks to do so ahead of the November midterms, mirroring a nationwide push by Republicans to redraw maps mid-decade in states like Texas and North Carolina.
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18:41 (23:41)โ‡ขFederal Purse Strings Tighten on Sanctuary Cities

โŒจEditors prioritize the escalating conflict between federal authority and blue-state autonomy. Mainstream outlets highlight the White House order to review and potentially cut funding to 14 'sanctuary' states (Washington Post). Meanwhile, liberal and conservative sources remain polarized over ICE operations and the resulting Minneapolis general strike call (Washington Times, NPR, Fox News, Jacobin). Simultaneously, Jack Smith's congressional testimony regarding the president's 2020 election conduct continues to draw heavy coverage (NY Times, The Hill, ABC News).
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Vance told Newsmax's Carl Higbie on Thursday that the U.S. already provides implicit protection for the Arctic territory and should share in its resources, too. "We want to share in the wealth of this beautiful land mass with a lot of minerals and a lot of resources that fundamentally we're protecting," Vance said. [Fullย Story]
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20:40 (01:40)โ‡ขThe Prosecutor's Persistent Testimony

โŒจEditorial priorities focus on Special Prosecutor Jack Smithโ€™s defiant House testimony, where he maintained his criminal accusations against the president (NYTimes, MSNBC, ABC News, The Hill). Concurrently, editors are tracking a legislative showdown as the House approved federal spending despite Democratic opposition to ICE funding (AP News, Common Dreams, Washington Times). Legislative maneuvers also blocked a bipartisan attempt to restrict presidential war powers in Venezuela (NPR, The Intercept, Washington Examiner).
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Idaho State Police have released about 3,000 previously unseen, gruesome photos from the November 2022 murders of University of Idaho students Xana Kernodle, Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, and Ethan Chapin at their off-campus home in Moscow, Idaho. The images, depicting blood-splattered walls and furniture, were posted on the departmentโ€™s website on Tuesday before being quickly taken down the same day.
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Vance told Newsmax's Carl Higbie on Thursday that the U.S. already provides implicit protection for the Arctic territory and should share in its resources, too. "We want to share in the wealth of this beautiful land mass with a lot of minerals and a lot of resources that fundamentally we're protecting," Vance said. [Fullย Story]
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22:54 (03:54)โ‡ขNaval Armadas Toward Persian Shores

โŒจU.S. media editors are shifting focus toward a potential military escalation with Iran as President Trump announces naval deployments (Washington Examiner, The Epoch Times, Mother Jones). Simultaneously, the TikTok saga reaches a turning point with a reported deal to create a domestic entity to avoid a federal ban (NYTimes, CBS, Slate). Partisan divisions remain sharp over ICE operations and the treatment of minors in detention (AP News, HuffPost, NBC News, Washington Post).
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GREENLAND 'VICTORY' A SHAM!
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