The Hill - Estados Unidos

14:22 - The Davos Economic Forum, which was set to take place next month, will be postponed until the summer because of concerns over the COVID-19 omicron outbreak.

17:03 - The social spending bill approved by the House Friday in a 220-213 vote includes the most extensive immigration reform package reviewed by Congress in 35 years, albeit in a much reduced version from what proponents originally sought.

18:59 - Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Friday escalated the tense standoff over President Biden's domestic agenda, daring liberals in her own caucus to oppose a bipartisan infrastructure bill that's languished in the House for months while negotiators haggled over a larger social spending package.

20:16 - North Korea said the missile system it tested Wednesday was a new "railway-borne missile system."

20:22 - In a report published on Wednesday, the United Nations predicted that international tourism arrivals would likely not rebound to pre-pandemic levels until at least 2023.

17:17 - The U.S. and EU said Tuesday that they would work to combat climate change amid reports that in separate discussions, the U.S. helped to block a further agreement on coal.

17:52 - Iran has approved its first domestically developed COVID-19 vaccine, The Associated Press reported on Monday.

15:36 - Vice President Harris on Monday pleaded with migrants from Central American countries to stay home in a speech in Guatemala during her first foreign trip.

13:34 - COVID-19 cases in the United States have fallen to around 15,000 per day, part of a sharp decline in new infections as vaccination numbers increase, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Rochelle Walensky said Thursday.