SUMMARY: Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th president of the U.S. will feature performances by Carrie Underwood, the Village People, and other artists, with notable figures like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg among the invited guests. The ceremony, moved indoors due to cold weather, will include Trump’s family and select dignitaries. His inaugural address will focus on unity, strength, and fairness, highlighting his campaign promises, including a massive deportation operation and border security. Foreign leaders, such as Argentina’s president and Italy’s premier, will attend, marking a break from tradition. Trump’s speech will emphasize a “golden age” for the U.S.

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SUMMARY: The Israeli military continues operations in Gaza as a ceasefire with Hamas is delayed over the group’s failure to provide names of hostages for release. Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari and Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized that the truce, initially set for 8:30 a.m. local time, won’t commence until Hamas submits the requested names. The ceasefire aims to end 15 months of conflict, leading to the release of hostages and humanitarian aid in Gaza. Meanwhile, protests erupted in Israel against the deal, and Netanyahu stated it will be treated as a temporary measure, signaling a willingness to resume fighting if necessary.

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SUMMARY: At the funeral of Marckendy Natoux, a journalist killed by gangs in Haiti, his young stepson dressed in a suit offered comfort to his grieving mother. Natoux was shot during a gang attack while covering the reopening of Haiti’s largest public hospital. A respected journalist known for his kindness and fluency in four languages, he contributed to various media outlets and was a defender of journalistic integrity. His death, along with fellow journalist Jimmy Jean, highlighted the growing violence against reporters in Haiti, where many murders remain unsolved, as the country battles escalating gang control and government negligence.

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