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Trump Slaps 10% Tariffs on Eight Allies — Greenland Standoff

President Trump announced a 10 percent tariff on imports from eight European nations until a deal is reached to transfer Greenland to U.S. control, triggering mass protests in Greenland, emergency EU talks and warnings that trade deals and NATO ties are at risk

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10% - Tariff President Trump announced on imports from eight European countries

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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 on Eight European Nations — Greenland Standoff

President Trump announced tariffs on eight European nations as leverage in his bid to acquire Greenland. The move has immediate economic and diplomatic consequences, escalating a transatlantic standoff and prompting urgent responses from allies.

Thousands March in Greenland to Reject US Takeover

Greenlanders mobilized en masse to reject U.S. pressure as thousands marched in Nuuk and other towns. The protests signal deep local opposition to any attempt to transfer sovereignty or control over the island.

EU Calls Emergency Envoys Meeting After US Tariff Threat

European capitals scrambled to coordinate a response after Washington announced tariffs linked to the Greenland dispute. The EU convened emergency envoys to assess diplomatic and trade countermeasures.

Allies Warn Trump Tariffs Will Hurt US Trade and NATO Ties

Allied officials warned that U.S. tariff moves risked damaging trade ties and NATO unity. Legislators and diplomats cautioned the administration that economic escalation could have broad fallout for planned cooperative agreements.

EU US Trade Deal Imperiled by Trump Tariff Threat

Analysts say the newly announced tariffs have put negotiations over a pending EU US trade deal at risk. European negotiators signaled the tariff threat could derail progress on market access and broader trade commitments.

US Strike in Syria Kills Al Qaeda Affiliated Leader Linked to Ambush

U.S. forces carried out an airstrike in northwest Syria that officials say killed an al Qaeda affiliated leader tied to a recent ambush that killed American service members. The strike is part of a series of retaliatory counterterrorism operations.

DOJ Opens Criminal Probe of Gov Walz and Mayor Frey

The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey over alleged obstruction related to federal immigration enforcement. The probe heightens tensions between federal and local authorities.

Federal Judge Bars ICE From Detaining Peaceful Protesters in Minneapolis

A federal judge issued limits on federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, barring detention of peaceful protesters and restricting crowd control tools. The ruling sets immediate legal constraints on ICE operations amid volatile street clashes.

Minnesota Mobilizes National Guard as Anti ICE Unrest Escalates

Governor Tim Walz mobilized the Minnesota National Guard amid escalating clashes between federal agents and protesters. The deployment underscores the severity of unrest and the strain on local law enforcement resources.

Federal Officials Investigate Renee Good's Widow Over Potential Interference

Federal investigators are examining whether Renee Good's partner or widow impeded law enforcement actions before Good was fatally shot by an ICE agent. The inquiry adds a criminal-justice dimension to the already explosive local conflict.

Pro and Anti ICE Crowds Clash in Minneapolis — Violence Erupts

Pro-ICE demonstrations and counterprotests in Minneapolis turned violent as rival factions clashed near City Hall. The confrontations have produced injuries, arrests and growing concerns about public safety in the city center.

Gang Member Steals FBI Weapons During Anti ICE Riot in Minneapolis

Officials say a convicted gang member stole weapons and equipment from a federal vehicle during anti-ICE unrest, raising alarms about public safety and the security of law enforcement property. The incident occurred amid chaotic protests.

More Resignations Expected at Minnesota US Attorney's Office

Resignations continue to ripple through the Minnesota US Attorney's Office after controversy surrounding federal actions in the city. Additional departures are expected as pressure mounts on prosecutors and career staff.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Acknowledges Thousands Killed in Protests

Iran's supreme leader publicly acknowledged that thousands died during the recent protests, a rare admission that signals the scale of the crackdown. The statement deepens international scrutiny and raises calls for accountability.

Trump Calls for New Leadership in Iran — 'It's time'

President Trump openly called for 'new leadership' in Iran after the regime blamed him for unrest. Washington's rhetoric has hardened, increasing the risk of further escalation between the U.S. and Tehran.

Some 50,000 Secret Starlink Terminals Keep Iranians Online

Despite internet shutdowns, clandestine Starlink terminals have kept many Iranians connected to the outside world. The covert network has become a critical lifeline during the crackdown and a focal point in the information battle.

US Blockade Shuts Off Venezuelan Oil to China and Cuba

U.S. actions after the capture of Venezuela's leadership included a blockade that has restricted crude shipments bound for China and Cuba. The measures further isolate Caracas and complicate global energy flows and diplomacy.

Artemis II Rocket Rolled to Launch Pad as Countdown Nears

NASA rolled the Artemis II rocket and Orion spacecraft to the launch pad as the agency prepares for a crewed lunar flyaround. The milestone marks the final ground phase before a planned early February launch window.

Supreme Court to Hear Case on Presidential Power Over the Fed

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments over the president's authority to remove Federal Reserve officials, a case that could reshape checks on executive power. The hearing raises constitutional stakes for the balance between the White House and the Fed.

Trump Threatens to Sue JPMorgan Over Alleged 'Debanking' After Jan 6

President Trump threatened legal action against JPMorgan Chase alleging it 'debanked' him after January 6. The president's threat sets up a high-profile lawsuit that targets a major financial institution and tests legal claims about account closures.

DOJ Asks Judge to Deny Special Master Over Epstein Files

The Justice Department urged a judge to deny requests for an independent special master to oversee the release of Jeffrey Epstein related files. The DOJ move aims to limit third party oversight in a high profile disclosure fight.

EU Signs Landmark Mercosur Free Trade Agreement After 25 Years

European and South American officials signed a long sought free trade deal between the EU and Mercosur, concluding decades of negotiations. The pact could reshape transatlantic trade flows even as other trade ties face new strains.

Search Underway for Missing Indonesian Plane With 11 Onboard

Search teams are scouring mountainous terrain in Indonesia after a regional turboprop with 11 people lost contact. Authorities launched an urgent rescue operation as radar and witness reports raised fears for the passengers.

Micron Signs Letter of Intent to Buy Taiwan Chip Fab for 1.8 Billion

Micron signed a letter of intent to acquire a Taiwan fabrication site as part of efforts to expand DRAM capacity. The $1.8 billion move underscores new US allied supply chain shifts and increased semiconductor investment in Asia.

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