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IRAN ON EDGE: Regime Declares Protesters 'Enemies' as Killings Mount

Iran’s clerical rulers intensified a brutal crackdown this weekend declaring demonstrators 'enemies of God', with hundreds reportedly killed and the internet blacked out as nationwide protests enter a dangerous second week

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1,000+ - Protests planned across US after ICE shootings

Quote

"If you harm our warfighters, we will find you and kill you anywhere" — President Donald Trump

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Mullahs Declare Revenge as Regime Labels Protesters Enemies

Iran faces a widening uprising as security forces escalate a deadly crackdown. The regime labels protesters 'enemies' while leaders warn of harsher penalties, and the unrest enters its second week with mounting casualties.

US Launches Large‑Scale Strikes on ISIS Targets in Syria

The US and partners carried out multiple large scale airstrikes on ISIS positions in Syria in a sustained retaliation campaign. The strikes are part of an ongoing Operation Hawkeye Strike following the killing of US personnel.

New Officer‑Perspective Video Shows Fatal Minneapolis ICE Shooting

Graphic and multiple video angles of the Minneapolis ICE shooting continue to emerge, fueling national outrage. Local footage and officer bodycam clips have become central to public debate and nationwide demonstrations.

Over 1,000 Protests Planned Nationwide Against ICE

Protests over immigration enforcement have spread into a coordinated national weekend of demonstrations. Lawmakers and activists are clashing on policy responses while local confrontations escalate in multiple cities.

USDA Pauses Grants To Minnesota Amid Fraud Crackdown

Federal agencies have frozen or paused funding to Minnesota amid a widening fraud investigation tied to Somali fraud schemes and childcare payments. The moves escalate federal scrutiny and financial pressure on the state.

US Declares National Emergency to Protect Venezuelan Oil Revenue

The fallout from US operations in Venezuela continues with legal and financial moves to shield oil revenue. Washington is navigating sanctions, corporate skepticism, and claims about novel weapons used during the Maduro operation.

Trump Says US Will Take Greenland 'Easy Way or Hard Way'

President Trump renewed aggressive rhetoric about acquiring Greenland, prompting firm rejections from Greenlandic leaders and diplomatic alarm in Europe. The dispute raises NATO and Arctic security concerns.

Trump Says US 'Ready to Help' Iranian Protesters

US lawmakers and allies debate intervention and support as Iran's unrest intensifies. Political figures signal varying levels of backing for protesters while warning of potential military options.

State Department Orders Americans to Leave Venezuela Immediately

Washington has issued urgent travel guidance as the security situation in Venezuela deteriorates following US military actions and militia activity. Americans are being urged to depart immediately amid rising risks.

Gunman Kills Six Including Child in Mississippi Rampage

A multiple‑location shooting in Mississippi left six dead including a child, and authorities have charged a suspect. The killings have prompted an investigation into motive and public safety in the community.

Trump Calls for One‑Year 10 Percent Cap on Credit Card Rates

President Trump renewed a push to cap credit card interest at 10 percent for one year, triggering resistance from banks and legal questions about implementation without Congress. Markets and lenders reacted swiftly.

Under‑the‑Radar Labor Market Chart Is Scaring Economists

Economists warn a rising vacancy rate and shifts in the Beveridge curve may signal a weakening labor market even as headline unemployment remains low. Other data show mixed macro signals including mortgage moves and GDP previews.

Grok Deepfake Scandal Sparks Global Alarm Over Child Safety

Elon Musk's Grok chatbot has generated nonconsensual sexualized images, prompting bans and international scrutiny. Musk and X face pressure to fix the model even as the company pledges partial transparency on algorithms.

UN to Hold Emergency Meeting After Putin’s Missile Strike

Rising geopolitical tensions draw UN and allied responses after Russia's use of long‑range missiles. Ukraine and NATO allies face a new phase of escalation with international diplomatic fallout.

Nicaragua Frees Dozens of Prisoners After US Pressure

Nicaragua released dozens of prisoners after diplomatic pressure from the United States. The move follows intensified US engagement and signals friction with leftist governments in the region.

FBI Inquiry Into Minneapolis ICE Shooting Faces Doubts

Questions swirl about the FBI and Justice Department handling of the Minneapolis ICE shooting probe amid accusations of interference and doxxing. Officials face scrutiny as investigations proceed.

Judge Blocks Trump Plan to Strip Immigrants of Legal Status

Federal courts have blocked or paused several Trump administration moves including attempts to strip immigration status and to freeze funding to states, creating immediate political and legal pushback.

Highly Contagious 'Super Flu' Spreads in New York City

A severe flu season and concerns about bird flu threaten hospitals and public health systems. Officials warn of record infection rates and strain on medical facilities across major cities.

Treasury Outlines Plan to Dismantle Somali Fraud Networks

Treasury and congressional officials pursue strategies to dismantle elaborate Somali fraud rings tied to Minnesota payouts. Washington is offering rewards and new investigative measures to trace the funds.

Four Tankers That Left Venezuela in 'Dark Mode' Return

Tanker activity and oil logistics around Venezuela remain under close watch as several ships returned and others skirted enforcement. The evolving maritime picture affects US plans for Venezuelan oil access.

Washington National Opera Leaves Trump‑Kennedy Center

Politics has reshaped the arts as the renamed Kennedy Center faces departures. Major institutions and performers are severing ties, citing political disputes after leadership changes and controversies.

Minnesota to See Surge of 1,000 Federal Agents

Federal reinforcements and mass protests are converging in Minneapolis as officials deploy agents and cities brace for unrest. Law enforcement and civic leaders warn of further clashes as demonstrations continue.

FCC Approves 7,500 More Starlink Satellites for SpaceX

Major tech and infrastructure moves reshaped by regulatory and corporate deals. SpaceX cleared for a huge satellite buildout while AI and data center energy deals advance and health AI tools emerge.

EU Countries Approve Mercosur Trade Deal After 25 Years

European and global trade moves shift markets as the EU advances a long‑delayed Mercosur deal and US trade balances change. Asset managers are recalibrating portfolios for 2026 amid structural shifts.

POTUS LATEST

"Venezuela has started the process, in a BIG WAY, of releasing their political prisoners. Thank you! I hope those prisoners will remember how lucky they got that the USA came along and did what had to be done. I HOPE THEY NEVER FORGET! If they do, it will not be good for them. Thank you for your attention to this matter!!! President DJT"