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Trump vows to 'blow up' Iran if he’s assassinated... as tensions erupt + Trump seizes SEVENTH oil tanker in Caribbean—special forces storm vessel linked to Venezuela + Grand jury subpoenas hit Minnesota governor, mayor—ICE shooting probe turns explosiveMarkets Crater: Dow Plunges 870 Points as Trump Threatens Allies
U.S. markets tumbled as President Trump’s threats to impose tariffs on European allies over his Greenland push sparked a selloff across major indices, with the Dow plunging about 870 points and investors fleeing risk amid geopolitical uncertainty.
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870 points - Dow drop on Greenland tariff fears
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"You'll find out" — President Donald Trump
SPX 6,797 ↓ 2.06% Dow 48,489 ↓ 1.76% Nasdaq 22,954 ↓ 2.39% Gold 4,782 ↑ 0.34% BTC 88,770 ↑ 0.51%
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US Military Seizes Seventh Venezuela Linked Tanker
U.S. forces continued maritime operations against vessels tied to Venezuela, seizing another sanctioned tanker in the Caribbean. The seizures signal an ongoing campaign to deny the Venezuelan regime oil revenues.
Supreme Court to Weigh Trump Bid to Oust Fed Governor
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Major Storm Threatens Dozens of Cities With Catastrophic Ice
Forecasters warn of a significant winter storm that could deliver historic ice and heavy snow across the central and eastern U.S., driving spikes in energy prices and risks to travel and infrastructure.
Protesters Enter Church Run by ICE Official Drawing DOJ Outrage
Clashes over immigration enforcement spilled into places of worship and public debate, with protesters storming a church and officials defending or condemning the actions. The episode deepens political division in Minnesota.
Greenland PM Warns Islanders to Prepare for Worst Case
Denmark and Greenland officials pushed back strongly as the U.S. rhetoric escalated, while Nordic and Canadian authorities prepared contingency measures. Financial actors reacted by offloading U.S. Treasuries amid political uncertainty.
China Meets Initial US Soybean Purchase Goal
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Trump Admin Admits DOGE Staff Had Off Limits Social Security Access
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Update on Venezuela Political Prisoner Crisis and Extortion Claims
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Supreme Court Stunned by Mention of Outdated Laws in Hawaii Gun Case
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Student Loan Wage Garnishment Put on Hold for Borrowers
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Netflix Revises Warner Bros Offer to All Cash
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Kurdish Forces Blame Peace Talk Breakdown for ISIS Prison Break
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