Mississippi State announced that freshman QB Kamario Taylor underwent a minor procedure on a sprained left ankle after being injured in the Duke's Mayo Bowl; the school said a quick, full recovery is anticipated and he is expected to be available for spring practice.
Officials say an ICE agent who was dragged during a June arrest attempt later shot and killed Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis; her death has prompted protests and officials describe the agent's actions as self‑defense.
Heavy snow began on 1 January and has fallen daily in parts of north‑east Scotland, prompting school closures and road disruptions.
A disagreement has arisen in Manhattan federal court over whether Bruce Fein may join Nicolás Maduro's legal team, and a judge has been asked to clarify who represents Maduro.
Real Sociedad won 2-1 at Getafe after Brais Mendez struck a late first-half volley and Jon Aramburu headed a stoppage-time winner; it was Pellegrino Matarazzo's first victory in charge.
The Government said changes to the AI chatbot Grok were "insulting" amid reports the tool had been used to create unlawful sexualised images; Ofcom says it has opened an expedited assessment and two Commons committees have asked for a response by January 16.
Team Canada named a 23-player women's hockey roster for the Milan Cortina Olympics led by Marie-Philip Poulin, returning 16 players from the 2022 gold-medal team.
Newly appointed Port Vale manager Jon Brady saw his side reach the FA Cup fourth round with a 1-0 win over Fleetwood, and said he hoped the result would help build momentum.
Bath beat Castres 43-20 in the Investec Champions Cup, with Alfie Barbeary named player of the match; a bonus-point win over Edinburgh next Friday would secure top spot in Pool 2 and a home last-16 game.
The Supreme Court agreed to take up Cisco's appeal in a lawsuit alleging the company's technology was used against Falun Gong members in China; oral arguments are set for the spring and a decision is expected by early summer.
