Oil rises on Kazakh supply disruptions, upbeat economic data; Greenland in focus

Oil rises on Kazakh supply disruptions, upbeat economic data; Greenland in focus

[NEW YORK] Oil prices rose on Tuesday on the temporary suspension of output at Kazakhstan’s oil fields and expectations of firmer global economic growth that could drive fuel demand. Investors continued to monitor US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats against European states that oppose his push to acquire Greenland. Brent futures settled 98 cents, or 1.53 per cent, higher…

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European shares end lower as Trump’s tariff threat persists

European shares end lower as Trump’s tariff threat persists

EUROPEAN shares touched their lowest in nearly two weeks on Tuesday, as mounting unease over US President Donald Trump’s tariff threat over Greenland hurt optimism from earlier in the month. The pan-European Stoxx 600 ended 0.7 per cent lower at 602.80 points, marking its biggest two-day drop in two months. France’s CAC 40 index dropped 0.6 per…

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US stocks: Wall Street posts biggest daily drop in three months, Trump Greenland tariff threat triggers wide selloff

US stocks: Wall Street posts biggest daily drop in three months, Trump Greenland tariff threat triggers wide selloff

ALL three major Wall Street indexes ended Tuesday with their biggest one-day drops in three months, in a broad selloff triggered by concerns that fresh tariff threats from President Donald Trump against Europe could signal renewed market volatility. The risk-off trade was pervasive, helping vault gold to fresh record highs, and pushing up debt costs…

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The Minnesota anti-ICE church protest: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 21, 2026

The Minnesota anti-ICE church protest: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 21, 2026

The Issue: Don Lemon joining anti-ICE activists’ protest during a church service in Minnesota. Don Lemon calls himself a journalist but is clueless about civil-rights laws protecting church assemblies (“Feds probe Lemon ‘raid,’ ” Jan. 20). With all the violence against religious institutions we’ve witnessed in the past year, you’d think leftists would know better. I’m…

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Who Is Kathryn Ruemmler? Goldman Sachs Under Fire for Hiring Lawyer Who Once Worked for Obama after Her Intimate Texts with Epstein are Exposed

Who Is Kathryn Ruemmler? Goldman Sachs Under Fire for Hiring Lawyer Who Once Worked for Obama after Her Intimate Texts with Epstein are Exposed

A top lawyer at Goldman Sachs, who previously worked for Barack Obama, has come under fire after details about her close links to Jeffrey Epstein came to light. Kathryn Ruemmler, who once served as White House counsel to the former president, reportedly met Epstein dozens of times and appeared in hundreds of emails exchanged between…

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Who Is Kylie Beck? Miami QB Carson Beck’s Glamorous Sister Sends Fans into Frenzy During National Championship Game

Who Is Kylie Beck? Miami QB Carson Beck’s Glamorous Sister Sends Fans into Frenzy During National Championship Game

Miami quarterback Carson Beck’s sister, Kylie Beck, drew widespread attention online as she attended the College Football Playoff National Championship game on Monday night, sparking a wave of buzz across social media. The 21-year-old cheerleader has since broken the internet with her stunning looks. Beck, who completed her sophomore year at Georgia in 2025, grabbed…

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Culture Isn’t a Democracy—It’s a Declaration

Culture Isn’t a Democracy—It’s a Declaration

Every founder wants a place people love to work. I do too. But chasing approval from the loudest voices can wreck the very culture you’re trying to build. My stance is simple: define what you stand for, say it plainly, and hire people who actually want that. Anything else is chaos disguised as kindness. The…

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