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Donald Trump has issued the first vetoes of his second term, rejecting two bipartisan bills and risking a fresh showdown with Congress.

The EU’s top diplomat dismissed Russian claims of a Ukrainian drone attack as a distraction, warning Moscow is trying to undermine fragile peace efforts.

Thailand released 18 Cambodian soldiers under a fragile ceasefire, as both sides seek to ease weeks of deadly border clashes and mass displacement.

Protests in Iran have intensified for a fourth day as demonstrators targeted a government building, driven by anger over a collapsing currency and economic pressure.

Congress has released Jack Smith’s testimony defending his Trump prosecutions, detailing evidence claims and warning of potential political retribution.

Hundreds of shoppers were left stuck for hours at the Trafford Centre as post-Christmas crowds and motorway incidents caused severe traffic gridlock.

Trump Media plans to issue a new cryptocurrency to shareholders via Crypto.com, deepening the Trump family’s push into digital assets amid ongoing market volatility.

A US investment bank upgraded TeraWulf shares after lifting its price target, citing strong growth potential from a shift toward high-performance computing alongside Bitcoin mining.

Several crypto billionaires suffered heavy losses in 2025 after an October market slide, even as a small number of industry figures posted strong gains.

Bitcoin could see strong price momentum in 2026 as expected US liquidity injections support risk assets, even as analysts warn that political and macroeconomic uncertainty may limit gains.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $355 million in net inflows, ending a seven-trading-day outflow streak.

Beijing has demanded an immediate halt to US arms sales to Taiwan, warning the moves are driving the Taiwan Strait closer to conflict.

Perpetuals decentralised exchanges ended 2025 with cumulative trading volume of about $12.09 trillion, up from roughly $4.1 trillion at the start of the year.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) is heading into 2026 with forecasts pulling in opposite directions, as big-bank targets meet caution from technical charts.

Ethereum processed a record 2.2 million daily transactions as network upgrades helped drive fees down to around seventeen cents.

Measles cases in the United States have climbed to their highest level in decades as health officials warn of new exposures and falling vaccination rates.

Donald Trump said he was very angry over an alleged drone attack on Vladimir Putin’s residence, warning it came at a delicate moment for Ukraine peace talks.

Skywatchers ringing in 2026 can spot a bright moon near the Pleiades alongside Jupiter and Sirius lighting up the New Year’s Eve night sky.

UNICEF is delivering winter clothing cash assistance and essential water services to protect displaced children in Gaza as cold weather and insecurity continue.

The Education Department has confirmed it will not restore its student loan forgiveness tracker, leaving borrowers without a clear way to monitor income driven repayment progress.

Low snowfall and warm winter temperatures are disrupting ski vacations across the western United States and putting pressure on resort towns and local businesses.

Crypto investors face a far more complex 2026 tax filing season as Form 1099-DA reporting and wallet by wallet accounting reshape how digital assets are reported.

The United States has extended duty free access for selected Israeli agricultural products through 2026 while correcting technical issues in its tariff schedule.

Spot XRP ETFs in the United States extended a 29-day inflow streak in December, bucking heavy outflows from Bitcoin and Ether funds amid volatile markets.