Meta's new board appointments, including UFC's Dana White, signal efforts to rebuild ties with Trump and strengthen its presence in tech and politics ahead of the upcoming inaugural.

Starting this week, travelers from the US and over 35 nations must pay a $12.50 entry fee and apply for the UK's new Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA).

Oil prices remain high, supported by colder weather and geopolitical factors, with Brent at $76.73 and WTI at $74.19, as demand rises and sanctions tighten supply.

The International Longshoremen's Association is threatening a strike on January 15 over automation and pay disparity, seeking fair compensation despite a proposed wage hike.

Nippon Steel and US Steel are suing the Biden administration after the merger between the two companies was blocked over national security concerns, despite promises of U.S. investments.

Biden's ban on offshore drilling protects 625 million acres of US waters, prioritizing climate goals, but may face legal challenges from future administrations.

US Surgeon General's advisory links alcohol to cancer, requiring warning labels on alcoholic beverages, which has caused stock declines for major alcohol companies.

Delta Air Lines led North America in punctuality for 2024 with 83.46% on-time arrivals, marking its fourth consecutive year of operational excellence.

Paul Wright faces fraud and perjury allegations in Florida, accused of misusing over $10M in client funds, including private jet rentals and buying a house.

Following recent crashes, the FAA urges Boeing to prioritize safety and quality over profits, demanding a cultural shift for improvement.