US military officials in Ukraine for talks on ending war

Nvidia's quarterly earnings report has garnered significant attention amid a lack of reliable economic data due to the government shutdown. Investors were anxious about the company's performance, particularly regarding its substantial investments in artificial intelligence. The report is expected to provide insights into Nvidia's financial health and the broader implications for the AI sector.

A Canadian former Olympic snowboarder, Ryan James Wedding, is wanted in the US for allegedly leading a multi-national drug trafficking network. He faces charges related to the murder of a federal witness, as announced by US Attorney General Pam Bondi.

The Trump administration has proposed a new 28-point plan aimed at ending the ongoing war in Ukraine. This proposal, drafted by close aides to the president, is expected to encounter significant resistance from Ukraine, as it may require concessions that align closely with Russian demands.

The movements of the Russian spy ship Yantar have raised concerns among Britain's defense chiefs, who view the actions as provocative. The ship's activities are seen as a potential threat to national security, particularly in light of recent incursions into the UK's exclusive economic zone.

Former Ukrainian military officer Serhiy Kuznetsov is set to be extradited from Italy to Germany, where he will face charges of anti-constitutional sabotage related to the Nord Stream pipeline blasts.

The family of Mohammed Ibrahim, a US teenager detained by Israel, is demanding independent medical care for him. An uncle of Ibrahim stated that a US official who visited the teen reported that his health is deteriorating while in Israeli detention.

Forecasters have issued an amber warning for snow as a freezing cold snap grips the UK. Temperatures are expected to fall below zero overnight, with additional snow and ice predicted in various regions on Thursday. Authorities are advising caution due to the potential for hazardous conditions.

A federal judge, James Boasberg, has resumed a court inquiry into whether officials from the Trump administration violated a court order by deporting hundreds of men to El Salvador in March. The judge plans to demand sworn testimony from administration officials to assess compliance with his order to halt the deportations.