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U.S. Military Warns Iran - Live Fire Drills Near American Forces

The U.S. military issued a warning as Iran announced and conducted live fire naval drills near the Strait of Hormuz, heightening tensions in the region and raising risks for US forces and commercial shipping amid a tense diplomatic standoff.

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3 million pages - Size of the latest DOJ Epstein file release

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"I will not be silenced!" — Don Lemon

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U.S. Military Warns Iran - Live Fire Drills Near American Forces

Tensions with Iran escalate as the US and Tehran trade warnings and military maneuvers. Satellite imagery and announced naval drills intensify regional alarm, raising the risk of miscalculation near key shipping lanes.

Israel to Partially Reopen Rafah Crossing - Movement to Be Limited

Violence flares in Gaza as Israel conducts strikes while signalling partial reopening of the Rafah crossing. Civilian casualties reported raise alarm amid fragile ceasefire dynamics.

DOJ Releases 3 Million Epstein Files - Largest Batch Yet

The Justice Department published the largest tranche yet of Jeffrey Epstein files, naming prominent figures and releasing photos that renew political fallout. Lawmakers and survivors demand access and answers.

Federal Judge Denies Bid to Halt Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota

Federal immigration enforcement in Minnesota remains contested as courts refuse to halt Operation Metro Surge while videos of aggressive federal tactics circulate. The standoff fuels national protests and legal challenges.

Judge Orders ICE to Release 5 Year Old and Father by Tuesday

A federal judge ordered the release of a five year old and his father after their detention sparked national outrage. Multiple court orders and rulings spotlight the legal and political fallout from immigration sweeps.

Don Lemon Walks Free After Federal Arrest

Former CNN host Don Lemon was arrested and then released, sparking debate over press freedom as courts unseal charges. The case has prompted wider scrutiny of journalists detained while covering immigration protests.

More Than 300 Anti ICE Protests Held Nationwide

Widespread anti ICE demonstrations spread across US cities, with some protests turning violent. Organizers staged coordinated actions while local authorities grapple with unrest and federal responses.

Partial Government Shutdown in Effect After Funding Deadline Passes

A partial federal shutdown took effect after Congress missed a deadline while a Senate funding deal heads to the House. Lawmakers brace for contentious votes and renewed fights over immigration funding.

Trump Says Poorly Run Cities Must Ask 'Please' for Federal Help

President Trump has ordered federal agencies to avoid intervening in protests in Democratic cities unless local leaders formally request help, a move that reshapes federal law enforcement deployment and fuels political debate.

Zelensky Suggests Peace Talks With Moscow Postponed

Diplomatic and military moves around the Ukraine war continue, with talks between envoys described as productive even as on the ground fighting persists. Leaders prepare for further negotiations amid cautious optimism.

NATO's Ability to Deter Russia Weakens Amid Trans Atlantic Infighting

NATO cohesion shows strain as transatlantic disputes and protests over US comments affect alliance messaging. Public demonstrations in Europe underscore political friction over US policy and Arctic ambitions.

Xi's Military Purges Leave Him Sole Voice on Taiwan

China's internal military shakeups consolidate Xi Jinping's control and raise concerns about regional stability. Economic signals and warnings from Chinese banks add market sensitivity to geopolitical risks.

SpaceX Files To Launch 1 Million Solar Powered Satellites

SpaceX advances ambitious orbital plans while Elon Musk fights reputational fallout after his name appears in released Epstein records. Filings seek regulatory approval for vast new satellite infrastructure.

Moltbook Claims 1.4 Million AI Agents Building Digital Society

A new AI dominated social network and exposed databases raise security and governance questions about autonomous agents. Researchers warn of control vulnerabilities and ethical concerns as bot populations scale rapidly.

Bitcoin Drops Below $79,000 as Market Digests Fed Pick and Silver Sell Off

Cryptocurrency markets wobble after policy signals and commodity moves, with bitcoin plunging amid leveraged liquidations. The Fed nomination and global macro shifts amplify volatility.

Nvidia CEO Denies Being Unhappy With OpenAI Investment

Big tech and mobility funding dominate headlines as Nvidia and Waymo push major deals and investments. Executives publicly deny tensions while startups and units seek multi billion dollar rounds.

Mine Collapses in Eastern Congo Leaving At Least 200 Dead

Multiple humanitarian crises unfold from mine disasters to shrinking aid corridors. International agencies warn of worsening conditions as conflicts and instability block relief.

More Than 120 Dead After Multiple Suicide and Gun Attacks in Pakistan

Pakistan faces a wave of militant violence and heavy security responses, with attacks and counter operations leaving hundreds dead or detained. The strikes and military claims underline regional instability.

US Envoy Arrives in Caracas to Reopen Mission After Seven Years

Venezuela's diplomatic thaw with the US accelerates as Washington reopens its mission and Caracas unveils an amnesty bill. Questions persist over who will control oil assets amid shifting power dynamics.

Utah Expands Supreme Court From Five to Seven Justices Ahead of Redistricting Appeal

States and courts move to reshape judicial and voting rules ahead of major political fights. Utah expands its supreme court while federal judges curb parts of a White House executive order on voting.

US UK EU Australia to Meet on Critical Minerals Alliance

Allies and industry convene on critical minerals and infrastructure as nations seek supply security. Private investment in data centers and minerals draws geopolitical and market attention.

Bomb Cyclone Paralyzes South as Worst Blizzards in Two Decades Hit

A rapidly intensifying winter system produced blizzard conditions and deep cold across the Southeast and Mid Atlantic. States declared emergencies and utilities scrambled to restore power to thousands of customers.

Coast Guard Suspends Search for Missing Boat Crew Off Cape Ann

Search and rescue efforts were suspended after commercial fishing vessels sank in rough winter seas, leaving families awaiting answers. Coast Guard agencies cited hazardous conditions in ending operations.

US Targets Iranian Officials With New Sanctions Over Protest Crackdown

The United Nations warns of an acute financial crisis as member contributions lag while the US and other powers impose new sanctions over human rights abuses. Global institutions face budget and geopolitical strain.

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"I have instructed Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, that under no circumstances are we going to participate in various poorly run Democrat Cities with regard to their Protests and/or Riots unless, and until, they ask us for help. We will, however, guard, and very powerfully so, any and all Federal Buildings that are being…"