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Trump says Iran wants to talk as protest death toll rises
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. President Donald Trump said Iran wants to negotiate with Washington after his threat to strike the Islamic Republic over its crackdown on protesters in nationwide demonstrations that activists said Monday had left at least 599 people dead. Iran had no direct reaction to Trump’s comments, which came after the foreign minister of Oman — long an…
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How the US supreme court case on trans athletes could unravel LGBTQ+ rights | US supreme court
The US supreme court will consider state bans on transgender athletes on Tuesday in a major LGBTQ+ rights legal battle that could have far-reaching consequences beyond youth sports. The court is hearing oral arguments in two cases brought by trans students who challenged Republican-backed laws in West Virginia and Idaho prohibiting trans girls from participating in girls’ athletic programs. Those…
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Trump’s move to pull US from key UN climate treaty may be illegal, experts say | Trump administration
The Trump administration’s long-anticipated decision this week to pull the US from the world’s most important climate treaty may have been illegal, some experts say. “In my legal opinion, he does not have the authority,” Harold Hongju Koh, former head lawyer for the US state department, told the Guardian. In a Wednesday presidential memorandum, the president said the US “shall…
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President Oaks Dedicates the Burley Idaho Temple
President Dallin H. Oaks of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints dedicated the Burley Idaho Temple on Sunday, January 11, 2025 — his first temple dedication as Church president. “We dedicate and consecrate unto Thee and Thy Beloved Son this Burley Idaho Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,” President Oaks prayed. “We invoke Thy…
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Latter-day Saints have prepared for Burley Idaho Temple for decades – Church News
BURLEY, Idaho — For several years, Susan Young and others would show up once a week at the Twin Falls Idaho Temple at 3:30 a.m. to open the gates for youth standing outside waiting to do baptisms for the dead in the early morning hours. Those youth would wait for the temple workers to get dressed in their temple clothes…
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‘The streets are full of blood’: Iranian protests gather momentum as regime cracks down | Iran
Sarah felt she had little left to lose. A 50-year-old entrepreneur in Tehran, she watched as prices soared higher while her freedoms shrank each year. So, when protesters started gathering in the high-end Andarzgoo neighbourhood of Tehran on Saturday night, she was quick to join them. In a video sent to the Guardian via her cousin who lives abroad, people…
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Resources for Individuals and Nonprofits Approached by ICE
January 9, 2026 Download flyers here or scroll down to read full text below: Know Your Rights if You are Approached by ICE IF YOU ARE APPROACHED BY ICE AT YOUR HOME: Do not open the door unless ICE presents a valid judicial warrant signed by a judge. Most ICE warrants are administrative and do not allow them to enter…
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Brown University shooting: What 4 videos left by the suspected shooter confirm – and still don’t answer
In four short videos on an electronic device found with his body, the suspect in last month’s fatal shootings at Brown University and of an MIT professor laid out a patchwork of details about the attacks. Woven among his confessions to the crimes and winding related thoughts, several nuggets match facts that emerged as authorities were identifying Claudio Neves Valente,…
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Altadena’s fire diaspora: Why some families left after the Eaton Fire
After the fires, some survivors made the decision to leave … for good Uneasy decisions characterize the year after the January fires. Host Josie Huang talks to some people who made the hard choice to leave Los Angeles for good. Jennifer Cacicio didn’t set out to move across the country. Like thousands of others who fled the L.A. fires a…
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U.S. sends delegation to Caracas, Trump meets with oil executives
4:14 PM State Department advises U.S. citizens in Venezuela to leave immediately The U.S. State Department said in a social media post Saturday that U.S. Citizens should leave Venezuela immediately, as international flights have resumed. “The security situation in Venezuela remains fluid,” the statement said, adding that there are reports of groups of armed militias, known as colectivos, setting up…
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