SUMMARY: A polar vortex disruption is spreading frigid Arctic air across much of the U.S., leading to extreme cold expected to last several days. Meteorologists predict this could result in the coldest temperatures at Donald Trump’s second inauguration in 40 years, with Washington, D.C. forecasted to see around 22°F (-6°C). Up to 280 million Americans may experience colder conditions than Anchorage, Alaska, with single-digit wind chills on the National Mall. The cold outbreak could break records in various cities, extending as far as the Gulf Coast and potentially lasting through January. These polar vortex events are increasingly linked to climate change.

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SUMMARY: A memorial ceremony for Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of France’s far-right party, drew over 1,000 attendees in Paris. The event, held at Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grâce church, occurred under heavy security due to Le Pen’s controversial history of antisemitism and incitement to racial violence. Family members, including his daughter Marine Le Pen, and National Rally officials attended, while the public could watch via giant screens outside. Le Pen’s private funeral was previously held in his Brittany hometown. His death sparked celebrations among opponents, with significant police presence to ensure safety. Marine now leads the party, eyeing the 2027 presidential election.

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SUMMARY: Uketsu, a unique Japanese YouTube star and best-selling mystery writer, captivates audiences with his black bodysuit, white mask, and unsettling art style. His debut book, “Strange Pictures,” combines images, diagrams, and text to create horror puzzles, selling 1.5 million copies globally and releasing in 30 countries, including the U.S. His YouTube channel has 1.7 million subscribers and over 190 million views, showcasing stories like “The Strange House,” which became a box office hit. Inspired by mystery writer Ranpo Edogawa, Uketsu aims to make literature accessible, particularly for younger audiences, and is already working on his next project.

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