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Sundance 2026 marks Park City’s last festival and the first since Robert Redford’s death, as organizers prepare to relocate to Boulder in 2027. ...Read more
#sundance, #indiefilm, #parkcity, #boulder, #robertredford
Uganda’s election saw late-opening polls, biometric failures and an internet shutdown as President Museveni faces challenger Bobi Wine. ...Read more
#uganda, #elections, #internetshutdown, #museveni, #bobiwine
OpenAI plans to reveal its first consumer hardware in the second half of 2026, signaling a shift from software into gadgets amid privacy and market doubts. ...Read more
#openai, #ai, #hardware, #chatgpt, #privacy
A Delaware judge refused to fast-track Paramount Skydance’s disclosure suit, easing pressure on Warner’s Netflix deal as rival bids face scrutiny. ...Read more
#netflix, #warnersbrosdiscovery, #paramountskydance, #delaware, #mergers
With the league-phase table tight, Matchday 7 across Europe could lock in top-eight byes, trigger February play-offs—or end seasons early. ...Read more
#championsleague, #uefa, #arsenal, #mancity, #swissmodel
Late-night termination emails rattled clinics nationwide before HHS reversed a plan to end nearly $2 billion in SAMHSA grants, raising stability concerns. ...Read more
#mentalhealth, #samhsa, #hhs, #grants, #addiction
A Jan. 14 proclamation slaps a 25% Section 232 tariff on select AI-class chips while exempting many U.S. data-center, R&D and startup uses. ...Read more
#tariffs, #semiconductors, #ai, #nationalsecurity, #trade
A one-off CRISPR therapy saved a baby with a lethal mutation. Now a Doudna-backed startup and a new FDA pathway aim to scale bespoke gene medicines. ...Read more
#crispr, #geneediting, #rarediseases, #fda, #biotech
New datasets show 2025 among the three warmest years globally and the fourth-warmest in the U.S., with oceans, ice and extremes reflecting sustained warming. ...Read more
#climatechange, #globalwarming, #lanina, #extremeweather, #noaa
PBOC cuts rates on structural lending tools and expands quotas, adding a 1 trillion yuan line for private firms while holding benchmark policy rates steady. ...Read more
#china, #pboc, #interestrates, #credit, #yuan
10 Roads Express will end USPS hauling Jan. 30 and wind down nationwide, citing Postal Service network changes that erased 70% of revenue. ...Read more
#usps, #trucking, #layoffs, #logistics, #labor
A 6.5 quake off Guerrero killed two, damaged thousands of buildings and rattled Mexico City, highlighting gaps in seismic safety and preparedness. ...Read more
#mexico, #earthquake, #guerrero, #mexicocity, #disasterresponse
FIFA touts record demand for the 2026 World Cup, but fans report scarce $60 seats and knockout-round prices reaching into the thousands. ...Read more
#worldcup, #fifa, #tickets, #sportsbusiness, #usa
In a 7-2 ruling, the Supreme Court says Rep. Michael Bost can challenge Illinois’ 14-day ballot receipt window, potentially spurring more election-rule suits. ...Read more
#supremecourt, #elections, #mailballots, #votingrights, #illinois
WHO says Sudan’s 1,000-day war has become the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, with mass displacement, famine risk and a collapsing health system. ...Read more
#sudan, #humanitariancrisis, #who, #darfur, #displacement
