Threats, insults, signs of a deal: inside a dizzying 24 hours in Davos

Key Takeaways

A potential deal regarding Greenland was reached at the World Economic Forum in Davos, respecting Denmark's sovereignty.
A major winter storm is forecast to impact over 175 million people across the U.S. with record cold and heavy snow.
Some Iranians are open to U.S. intervention to remove Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei after deadly protests.
ICE is reportedly training officers to enter homes without judicial warrants, raising Fourth Amendment concerns.
A former Uvalde school police officer was found not guilty of charges related to his mass shooting response.
The Sundance Film Festival is holding its final event in Park City, Utah, before relocating in 2027.

A potential deal on Greenland emerged at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, after 24 hours of intense negotiations.
The Wall Street Journal reported the deal respects Denmark's sovereignty, with President Trump conceding his demand to acquire Greenland.
NATO Secretary General Mark Ruta was involved; discussions may include increased U.S. military presence and resource access.
The situation shifted towards an agreement following President Trump's initial contentious remarks about NATO and European allies.

A significant winter storm is forecast to impact over 175 million people across the Midwest, East Coast, and Southeast.
Record-breaking cold, ice, and heavy snow are expected due to a weakening band of Arctic wind, as reported by Bloomberg's Lauren Rosenthal.
Dangerous travel conditions are anticipated from New England to Texas, with potential air travel disruptions, particularly at hubs like Atlanta.
Local forecast offices advise staying home, postponing travel, and preparing for power outages by stocking essentials like food, water, and charged devices.

Following protests that resulted in over 3,000 deaths, some Iranians express openness to U.S. intervention to remove Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
This sentiment persists despite warnings from the Iranian regime against foreign interference.
The Atlantic's Arash Azizi shares insights into what Iranians conveyed regarding their desires from the U.S. and President Trump.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is reportedly training officers to enter homes without judicial warrants.
Advocates criticize this practice as a potential violation of Fourth Amendment rights.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) maintains that officers adhere to due process and possess valid removal orders.