President Donald Trump is urging major credit card companies to lower interest rates for consumers and place a temporary cap on what borrowers pay. He is calling for a one-year limit of 10 percent on credit card interest rates.
Two-time champion Guido van der Valk is set to return to The Country Club Invitational on January 27 in Canlubang, aiming for a third title at the Philippine Golf Tour season opener.
Matthew Stafford led the Los Angeles Rams to a 34-31 win over the Carolina Panthers in the opening round of the NFL playoffs on Saturday, narrowly avoiding an upset after the Panthers mounted a late comeback.
Malacañang on Sunday dismissed reports of a possible impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., calling them “unsubstantiated.”
Suzy Seeley, 66, will run her 350th marathon Sunday at the 2026 Chevron Houston Marathon, continuing a running career that began more than 30 years ago.
Iran’s army has warned it may join Iran’s Revolutionary Guard in a growing crackdown on nationwide protests across the Islamic Republic. Large crowds have taken to the streets in multiple cities as demonstrations widen and reported casualties increase. The Revolutionary Guard has referred to many protesters as “terrorists” and accused foreign actors of fueling unrest. Human rights groups report rising deaths and injuries, while authorities defend security operations as necessary for maintaining order.
Federal officials released new video of the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, as thousands of protesters gathered in sub-freezing temperatures across the Twin Cities. The footage, made public by the Department of Homeland Security, has intensified scrutiny of a Trump administration surge of immigration agents to the region. Community groups, legal advocates and local leaders are seeking full transparency, independent investigations and potential policy changes in immigration enforcement practices.
U.S. President Donald Trump said Venezuela has begun a process to release political prisoners, linking the move to his earlier decision to halt a “second wave of attacks” on the country. His remarks referenced cooperation from Venezuelan authorities but did not include specific details or independent verification. The Venezuelan government has long denied holding political prisoners, while human rights groups and opposition figures report detentions of government critics. The statement drew renewed attention to the impact of U.S. pressure and sanctions on Venezuela and the status of detainees in the country.
Texas A&M University administrators informed faculty this week that about 200 courses in the College of Arts and Sciences could be affected by a new system policy that restricts classroom discussions of race and gender, days before the spring semester begins.
South Korean actress Koo Hye-sun has completed her master’s degree in engineering at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), according to posts she shared on social media.