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Golden Ten Data reported on January 2 that, according to Japan's Kyodo News, several Japanese government sources revealed that the Japanese and U.S. governments are in final coordination for a possible phone call between Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and U.S. President Trump as early as the evening of the 2nd. It is expected that discussions may include the timing of Takaichi's visit to the United States.

According to Golden Ten Data on January 2, local time, the foreign ministers of Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Egypt issued a joint statement regarding the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, expressing concern over the continued deterioration of local humanitarian conditions. The statement pointed out that the recent severe and unstable weather has further exacerbated the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip. With restricted access to humanitarian aid, severe shortages of critical life-saving supplies, slow entry of infrastructure repair and temporary shelter materials, the living conditions of local residents continue to worsen.

1. The daily dosage of aspirin exceeds medical advice ——U.S. President Trump revealed in an interview with The Wall Street Journal that the daily dosage of aspirin he takes exceeds the range recommended by his doctor. 2. Postponement of tariff increase plan on timber and related products ——Trump signed an executive order to postpone the planned tariff increase on timber, wood, and their derivative products imported into the United States by one year. 3. Expressed willingness to provide assistance to Iranian protesters ——U.S. President Trump: If Iran opens fire and violently kills peaceful protesters, the United States of America will provide them with assistance. We are fully prepared and ready to act. 4. New round of restrictions on entry of foreign nationals takes effect ——On January 1, 2026 local time, a new round of entry restrictions previously announced by the Trump administration officially took effect. The relevant restrictions apply to both immigrants and non-immigrants, involving two categories: "comprehensive restrictions" and "partial restrictions". 5. Clarified that the October medical examination was a CT scan, not an MRI ——Trump stated that during his medical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in October 2025, he underwent a CT scan rather than an MRI. In a recent interview, he also said: "It would actually be better if I hadn't done the checkup, because having the checkup makes people wonder if there's a problem. In fact, there is no problem at all." 6. Maduro confirms 10-minute phone call with Trump ——On January 1, 2026 local time, Venezuelan President Maduro confirmed that he had a phone call with U.S. President Trump on November 21, 2025, which lasted 10 minutes. At the same time, Maduro denied having a second phone call with Trump.