CBS Evening News CBS Evening News, 01/14/26
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Jan 15, 2026 Weijia Zhang, Senior White House correspondent for CBS News, dives into the complexities of U.S.-Denmark relations regarding Greenland, highlighting security concerns and NATO tensions. She also discusses the State Department's controversial decision to freeze immigrant visas for 75 countries. Additionally, the podcast addresses the fallout from the tragic shooting in Minneapolis, as federal prosecutors resign in protest, and examines President Trump's claims about Iran ceasing its crackdown on protestors.
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Greenland Framed As A Security Priority
- President Trump framed Greenland as essential to U.S. national security and threatened force if necessary.
- Denmark and Greenland officials left the White House meeting still in fundamental disagreement.
High-Level Talks Yield No Resolution
- Vice President J.D. Vance led a high-level meeting but officials described the talks as very serious with no resolution.
- The administration insisted there can only be one end result despite Danish objections.
Visa Freeze For 75 Countries
- The State Department froze immigrant visa processing for people from 75 countries effective next week.
- The pause aims to prevent migrants from taking welfare and public benefits and excludes students and tourists.