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Wall Street posts biggest daily drop in three months, Trump Greenland tariff threat triggers wide selloff' MN doctors, police chiefs call for end to ICE tactics, presence; Planned Parenthood of TX continues to serve patients despite cuts; Midwest professor warns of rising authoritarian tactics in U.S.

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Debates over National Guard policing, immigration enforcement, and ethics investigations collide as markets react to new tariff threats, raising fresh questions about executive power and democratic guardrails.

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Rural Appalachia is being eyed for massive AI centers, but locals are pushing back, some farmers say government payments meant to ease tariff burdens won't cover their losses and rural communities explore novel ways to support home-based childcare.

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PNS Daily Newscast: January 21, 2026 


Wall Street posts biggest daily drop in three months, Trump Greenland tariff threat triggers wide selloff' MN doctors, police chiefs call for end to ICE tactics, presence; Planned Parenthood of TX continues to serve patients despite cuts; Midwest professor warns of rising authoritarian tactics in U.S.


2026Talks - January 21, 2026 


Debates over National Guard policing, immigration enforcement, and ethics investigations collide as markets react to new tariff threats, raising fresh questions about executive power and democratic guardrails.

The Yonder Report - January 15, 2026 


Rural Appalachia is being eyed for massive AI centers, but locals are pushing back, some farmers say government payments meant to ease tariff burdens won't cover their losses and rural communities explore novel ways to support home-based childcare.

 


 


 


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