The NewsWorthy Second Deadly MN Shooting, Storm Grips 34 States & Super Bowl Set - Monday, January 26, 2026
Jan 26, 2026
A Minneapolis shooting involving immigration officers sparks protests and calls for impartial probes. Debate over ICE tactics raises the risk of a government funding fight. A massive winter storm shutters travel and knocks out power across 34 states. Patriots and Seahawks are headed to Super Bowl 60. Tax season updates, trade tensions with Canada, and a viral urban free-solo climb also make headlines.
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Federal Agent Shootings Spur Political Fallout
- Federal agents' use of force in Minneapolis sparked nationwide backlash and renewed scrutiny of ICE tactics.
- Lawmakers from both parties now call for impartial investigations and possible policy changes tied to federal funding.
Nationwide Winter Storm Disrupts Millions
- A massive winter storm hit 34 states and affected 220 million Americans, causing outages and travel chaos.
- Officials warn colder temps and additional snow will prolong disruptions and strain electric grids.
Super Bowl 60 Teams And Entertainment
- The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks secured spots in Super Bowl 60, set for Feb. 8 in Santa Clara.
- High-profile performers Green Day and Bad Bunny will appear, with over 100 million viewers expected.