The U.S. military said it conducted multiple strikes in Syria targeting Islamic State militants as part of an operation launched after a Dec. 13 attack that killed two U.S. soldiers and a civilian interpreter.
Miami hired Green Bay executive Jon‑Eric Sullivan as general manager, which media say reduces speculation that John Harbaugh will join the Dolphins. Fox NFL insider Jay Glazer urged caution about reports linking Harbaugh to Miami.
At his first Chelsea press conference at Cobham, Liam Rosenior shook hands with every journalist and spoke publicly about his expectations ahead of the team's next match. The article notes his people skills drew positive comment and contrasts this start with Enzo Maresca's reported failure to connect with fans and media.
Walmart is rolling out Better Care Services, a digital platform that connects customers to a curated network of third‑party providers and links with LillyDirect for chronic care, and the retailer is lowering prices on more than 1,000 wellness-focused foods and supplements.
The Los Angeles Kings visit the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place tonight with puck drop scheduled for 10:00 p.m. ET; Los Angeles arrives on the second night of a back-to-back after a 5-1 loss to Winnipeg and remains short several regulars to injury.
Dawson Creek extended its local state of emergency through Jan. 20 while officials report recent snowfall and increased river flow have improved the city’s short-term water outlook.
Environment and Climate Change Canada says an atmospheric river will reach B.C.'s south coast with the main brunt due Sunday and 75–125 mm of rain expected; provincial flood watches and streamflow advisories are in effect.
Egypt defeated Ivory Coast 3-2 at Stade Adrar, ending the Elephants' title defence and advancing Egypt to the semi-finals. Mohamed Salah scored and has now scored against 11 different teams at AFCON, a competition record.
Omar Marmoush scored and Egypt defeated Ivory Coast 3-2 to reach the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations semi-finals, and they will face Senegal on Wednesday.
Global average temperatures exceeded 1.5°C in 2024 after reaching about 1.48°C above pre-industrial levels in 2023, and some wildfires in British Columbia are reported to still be burning underground.
