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Trump Slaps 10% Tariffs: Europe Targeted Over Greenland

President Trump announced a 10 percent tariff on eight European countries to pressure them over his bid to acquire Greenland triggering mass protests in Nuuk and Copenhagen and prompting a bipartisan U S congressional delegation to travel to Denmark

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10% - Tariff imposed by the United States on eight European countries amid the Greenland dispute

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"It's time to look for new leadership in Iran" — President Donald Trump

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Trump Slaps 10% Tariffs: Eight Nations Targeted Over Greenland

President Trump announced a 10 percent tariff on eight European nations to pressure them over his bid to acquire Greenland. The declaration sparked mass protests in Greenland and Denmark and prompted a bipartisan US congressional delegation to travel to reassure allies.

DOJ Opens Criminal Probe: Walz and Frey Accused of Obstructing ICE

The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into Minnesota leaders after clashes over immigration enforcement, while courts and federal authorities restrict tactics and the National Guard moves in as protests intensify.

Tear Gas Floods SUV: Family Caught Between Protesters and Agents

Violence in Minneapolis following an ICE operation has produced graphic footage and disputed claims. Families, video evidence, and fact checks have fueled national debate over enforcement tactics and the shooting of Renee Good.

DOJ Moves to Keep Epstein Files Sealed

The Justice Department asked a court to block public review of the Jeffrey Epstein files, filing motions to reject outside oversight and keep the records sealed, prompting fresh controversy over transparency in the investigation.

Trump Threatens JPMorgan Lawsuit: I'll Be Suing Over Debanking

President Trump publicly threatened legal action against JPMorgan Chase alleging 'debanking' after the Jan 6 fallout. The White House rhetoric escalated into promises of imminent lawsuits against the banking giant.

US and Taiwan Strike Historic $500B Chip Investment Deal

The United States and Taiwan reached a sweeping semiconductor investment accord while chipmakers expand capacity. Micron announced plans to buy a Taiwan fabrication site as data center demand and memory constraints reshape the industry.

China Blocks Nvidia H200 Shipments as Tensions Rise

Tensions in the semiconductor supply chain rose as China blocked shipments of Nvidia's H200 AI chips, moving markets and raising fresh questions about access to high-end processors amid geopolitical friction.

Musk Sues OpenAI and Microsoft for Up to $134B

Elon Musk escalated legal pressure on OpenAI and Microsoft with a multibillion dollar suit alleging wrongful gains. The claims mark a new front in the rivalry over the future of large scale AI development.

Ukrainian Delegation Arrives in US for Peace Talks

Diplomatic and security efforts surround renewed talks on Ukraine as a delegation arrives in the United States and Russian strikes target energy infrastructure, worsening winter hardships for civilians and prompting urgent aid requests.

NASA Rolls Artemis II Toward Launch Pad

NASA moved the Artemis II rocket and Orion spacecraft to the launch pad as preparations accelerate for the first crewed lunar flight in decades. The rollout marks a critical milestone ahead of a planned February mission window.

Search Underway for Missing Indonesian Plane with 11 Onboard

Indonesian authorities launched an urgent search after a regional passenger plane lost contact over mountainous terrain. Rescue teams scrambled as the disappearance prompted a major multiagency response.

Khamenei Acknowledges Thousands Killed Amid Crackdown

Iran's crackdown on widespread protests has produced mass casualties and an international outcry. The supreme leader acknowledged large numbers killed even as authorities slowly restore some communications.

Venezuela's Maduro Ousted—What Comes Next

Venezuela's leadership upheaval and related documents have reshaped regional politics. The capture of Nicolás Maduro and scrutiny of key officials prompted questions about justice, U.S. involvement, and the coming transition.

Fugitive on FBI Ten Most Wanted Captured in Mexico

Law enforcement announced the capture of a fugitive on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list in Mexico, a major cross border arrest that will lead to extradition and closure in a years old murder case in the United States.

EU and Mercosur Sign Landmark Free Trade Deal

The European Union and the Mercosur bloc finalized a landmark free trade agreement after decades of talks, creating a major economic partnership and prompting debate among member states and interest groups over long term impacts.

White House Unveils Executive Members for Gaza Plan

The White House named senior figures to lead a U.S backed Gaza transition and reconstruction effort. The list of appointees drew immediate praise and criticism abroad as the administration outlined its postconflict plan.

Trump Calls for New Leadership in Iran: It's Time

President Trump intensified rhetoric against Iran calling for new leadership and attacking the supreme leader, escalating tensions while the U S weighs responses to unrest inside Iran.

New Poll Wave Shows Trump's Support Cratering

A wave of new polls and defections within the MAGA movement indicate growing fractures in President Trump's base even as his administration pursues aggressive domestic and foreign policies.

Education Dept Delays Collections on Defaulted Student Loans

The Education Department delayed plans to seize wages and tax refunds from borrowers in default and paused other collection measures, prompting questions about policy and timelines for federal student loan enforcement.

WhatsApp Web Malware Spreads Banking Trojan Automatically

Security researchers warned of new automated malware campaigns while state linked cyber operations and hacked infrastructure raised global alarms about readiness for a major cyber incident.

Anthropic's Claude Rises as AI Competitor Gains Traction

AI competition heated up as Claude gained market attention, ChatGPT prepared to introduce advertising, and analysts flagged a new phase in the AI race with implications for developers and users.

Syrian Army Takes Control of Deir Hafer After Withdrawal

Syria's government forces advanced into areas east of Aleppo after Kurdish fighters withdrew, consolidating control and reshaping front lines in the fragmented conflict zone.

Measles Outbreak in South Carolina Doubles in a Week

Public health officials reported fast moving measles outbreaks in multiple U S states prompting vaccination verifications and urgent containment efforts as cases doubled in weeks in some areas.

National Guard Likely to Stay in DC Through 2026

Security posture and aviation alerts reflected widening global instability as the National Guard presence in Washington extended and flight alerts warned pilots to avoid military activity zones over the Pacific and beyond.

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"Everyone is asking about the Autopen? What was done is totally illegal, and anything signed that way is of “no further force or effect.” The person who “worked” the Autopen had no idea whether or not Biden approved of what he was doing. There was no ORDER in writing, and it was an absolutely illegal act perpetrated by the Radical Left…"