Reuters World News: ICE Detentions, Trump's Davos Deals, and Oscar History

Immigration Crackdown and ICE Detentions

• 🚨 ICE detentions in Minnesota, including a 5-year-old, have sparked outrage and intensified scrutiny of President Trump's immigration tactics.
• 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Four minors, including a 10-year-old and two 17-year-olds, have been detained, with conflicting accounts on whether parents were offered options to take their children.
• 🗣️ Vice President JD Vance defended ICE's actions, stating the father fled the scene, leaving agents with no choice but to take the child.

Trump at Davos and International Relations

• ✈️ President Trump concluded his Davos trip, promoting a Greenland deal and the establishment of a Board of Peace.
• 🤝 Trump withdrew Canada's invitation to the Board of Peace after a critical speech by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.
• 🇺🇦 Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reported progress on security guarantees with Trump, though territorial issues with Russia remain unresolved.
• 🇷🇺 US envoys met with Russian President Putin, with the Kremlin emphasizing the need for an agreement on territory for a lasting settlement.

Market and Tech News

• ⚖️ President Trump is suing JP Morgan Chase and its CEO for $5 billion, alleging political reasons for the closure of his bank accounts.
• 📱 TikTok has finalized a deal for a new joint venture, which will be majority American-owned, to avoid a US ban.
• 🚢 The US is deploying an armada to the Middle East, described by President Trump as a massive fleet heading towards Iran amid heightened tensions.

Cultural and Entertainment Highlights

• 🏆 The vampire thriller ‘Sinners’ made Oscars history by securing a record 16 nominations, leading a diverse field.
• 🎶 A viral social media campaign propelled Victoria Beckham's 2001 debut solo single to the top of the UK iTunes charts.
• 🎤 K-pop group BTS's Global Tour is set to kick off in April, with members returning after completing South Korea's mandatory military service.