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Trump Imposes Tariffs on Denmark and Seven Allies: Transatlantic Crisis

President Trump announced 10% tariffs on Denmark and seven European allies tied to his push to acquire Greenland, triggering emergency EU talks and threats of retaliatory trade measures that risk a major transatlantic rupture

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1,500 - Active duty U.S. soldiers placed on standby for possible Minnesota deployment

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"we'll sue your ass off" — Karoline Leavitt

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Trump Imposes Tariffs on Denmark and Seven Allies: Greenland Clash Escalates

President Trump announced tariffs on Denmark and seven European allies tied to his push to acquire Greenland. European leaders warn of economic retaliation and trade disruptions as markets reassess transatlantic ties.

European Countries Balk at Trump Greenland Tariffs - Joint Rebuke

Allied leaders and lawmakers publicly rebuked the U.S. tariff threat and raised NATO concerns. The diplomatic showdown has prompted urgent calls between heads of government and warnings from senior Republicans.

Far‑Left Mob Storms Minneapolis Church During Anti‑ICE Protest

Anti-ICE protests in Minneapolis have turned violent with reports of church disruptions and clashes between pro- and anti-ICE demonstrators. Multiple incidents have been recorded on video and reported by journalists on the ground.

Army Puts 1,500 Soldiers on Standby for Possible Minnesota Deployment

The Pentagon has ordered active‑duty soldiers to standby as federal deployments are considered for Minneapolis. State and local officials face investigations while governors mobilize National Guard units.

Former DOJ Expert Warns Trump Justice Dept on Verge of 'Darkest Moment'

Legal and ethical alarms are ringing over recent Justice Department moves tied to the Trump administration. Former DOJ insiders and legal analysts warn the department’s actions risk long‑term damage to norms and institutions.

DOJ Opens Probe Into Renee Good’s Partner for Impeding ICE Agents

Authorities are probing people close to Renee Good after the fatal Minneapolis shooting that sparked nationwide unrest. Federal investigators are examining whether bystanders impeded agents and whether organizers crossed legal lines.

Hotels Cancel ICE Agent Rooms in Minneapolis Over Safety Concerns

Hotels in Minneapolis have canceled ICE agent reservations citing safety concerns as protests escalate. Contract and safety decisions are complicating federal operations and lodging options for agents on assignment.

Minneapolis Mayor Says City Was 'Invaded' by Federal Agents

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has traded sharp rhetoric with the federal government while agreeing to cooperate with probes. His statements and the city's response are central to the national debate over the enforcement operation.

Activist Group Verifies Nearly 3,919 Deaths in Iran Protests

U.S.-based activist groups and independent counts report a mounting death toll from Iran’s nationwide protests, while Iranian officials warn of severe reprisals if top leaders are targeted. The numbers and threats raise international alarm.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Pins Protest Violence on U S and Trump

Iranian leaders publicly blame foreign governments for unrest while moving to reassert control. Officials are attempting to project normality amid sustained international scrutiny.

U S Forces Kill Al‑Qaeda‑Linked Leader in Syria Strike

U.S. forces conducted targeted strikes in Syria that killed a militant leader linked to attacks on American personnel. The strikes are part of an expanded counter‑terror campaign across the region.

Syria Agrees Ceasefire With Kurdish‑Led Forces

Fighting in Syria produced diplomatic shifts as government forces and Kurdish factions agreed a ceasefire while battles over resource‑rich areas continued. The ceasefire faces steep enforcement challenges on the ground.

Two High‑Speed Trains Derail in Spain - Multiple Fatalities Reported

A high‑speed rail accident in southern Spain left multiple dead and trapped passengers. Emergency services are working at the crash site as authorities investigate causes and rescue operations continue.

Chile Declares State of Catastrophe as Wildfires Kill Dozens

Deadly wildfires have forced mass evacuations across central and southern Chile, prompting a national emergency declaration. Authorities warn more damage and deaths are possible as dozens of blazes burn simultaneously.

Europe Gathers Emergency Response After Trump’s Greenland Move

European and UK leaders continue to push back on U.S. tariff threats while calling for coordinated responses. Political pressure grows as transatlantic ties strain over Arctic policy.

U S and Japan Agree to Boost Defense Cooperation With New Missiles

The United States and Japan agreed to deepen defense cooperation with new missile deployments and tougher joint exercises amid rising regional tensions. The move signals intensified planning across Indo‑Pacific security partners.

BlackRock CEO Issues Stark Warning on U S National Debt

Wall Street and policy watchers warn about fiscal risks as U.S. national debt debates intensify. Analysts caution that politicized central bank fights could unsettle markets and dollar dominance.

Why María Corina Machado Gave Her Nobel Medal to President Trump

Controversy swirls around President Trump's receipt of a Nobel medal gifted by María Corina Machado and the Foundation clarified prize rules. The symbolic gesture deepened debate over the president's foreign policy claims and legitimacy.

Trump's Voice in Fannie Mae Ad Is AI‑Cloned With Permission

AI and media issues collided when a Fannie Mae ad used an AI‑generated version of President Trump's voice with reported permission. The instance adds to debates over synthetic media and consent for public figures' likenesses.

White House Press Secretary Threatens CBS if Trump Interview Is Edited

The White House threatened legal action over an edited Trump interview while CBS defended its editorial choices after the threat leaked. The standoff highlights tensions between the administration and major networks.

Canada Says It Would Defend Greenland if U S Invades, Stokes WW3 Fears

Canada braces after U.S. Arctic rhetoric and senior officials warn about defense obligations over Greenland. Ottawa signals it will defend territory under NATO commitments if necessary.

Syrian Forces Seize Major Oil and Gas Fields in East

Syrian government forces continue to press into Kurdish‑held areas even as international ceasefire announcements emerge. The evolving battlefield raises broader concerns for regional stability and humanitarian access.

NASA Launches Pandora Telescope to Hunt New Exoplanets

NASA advanced two major missions this week with a new exoplanet telescope launch and the Artemis moon rocket rollout moving to the pad. Both projects mark high‑profile milestones in U.S. space exploration.

FBI Records Sifted to Dig Up Dirt on Trump Critics, Report Says

Concerns swirl inside law enforcement over political use of FBI files while oversight changes drive controversy. Reports say senior officials directed probes that critics call 'oppo research' against Trump critics.

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"ICE is removing some of the most violent criminals in the World from our Country, and bring them back home, where they belong. Why is Minnesota fighting this? Do they really want murderers and drug dealers to be ensconced in their community? The thugs that are protesting include many highly paid professional agitators and anarchists. Is…"