Reuters World News ICE shooting, winter storm and Japan's panda send-off
Jan 25, 2026
A federal law enforcement shooting in Minneapolis sparks protests and political fallout. A crippling winter storm slams the southern U.S., causing outages and travel chaos. Trade tensions heat up with threats of a 100% tariff over a Canada-China deal. Tech and defense moves surface with massive Amazon layoffs and Blue Origin's huge satellite plan. Tokyo holds a tearful farewell as pandas return to China.
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Minneapolis Use-Of-Force Footage
- Video shows federal agents pepper-spraying and tackling 37-year-old Alex Preddy during an immigration sweep before gunfire erupts.
- The clip captures agents struggling over a gun and multiple shots fired into his back, sparking protests in Minneapolis.
Storm Cripples Southern U.S.
- A monster winter storm grounded over 4,000 flights and cut power to hundreds of thousands from Texas to Tennessee.
- Forecasters warn crippling ice throughout the week, amplifying travel and outage risks across the southern U.S.
Follow Warnings And Prepare For Outages
- Stay updated on forecasts and heed disaster declarations as conditions evolve during the storm.
- Seek shelter, check Reuters.com for updates, and follow local guidance to stay safe during extended outages.