In a move described as a "constitutional anomaly," President Donald Trump has sued the U.S. Treasury Department and the IRS for at least $10 billion. The lawsuit stems from the 2023 leak of his tax returns by former contractor Charles Littlejohn. Trump alleges that the federal government failed to protect his confidential financial information, turning a personal grievance into a high-stakes legal battle against the very agencies he leads. Legal experts, including former Whit

U.S. media sources have confirmed that the Pentagon is rapidly reinforcing air defense systems across the Middle East in anticipation of a major Iranian retaliatory strike. Under directives from President Donald Trump, the U.S. is deploying additional THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defense) systems and multiple Patriot missile batteries. This defensive surge aims to shield Israel, regional allies, and U.S. forward-deployed forces from a potential "proportional response" s

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has announced plans to send urgent humanitarian aid, including food and essential supplies, to Cuba this week, directly challenging President Donald Trump’s efforts to isolate the Caribbean island. Following Trump’s demand that Mexico halt all oil shipments to Havana, Sheinbaum asserted that her government intends to handle the matter "diplomatically for humanitarian reasons," maintaining that energy exports remain a sovereign decision for

In a high-energy rally in Clive, Iowa, President Donald Trump officially launched the GOP’s 2026 midterm campaign, framing the upcoming elections as a critical battle for the survival of his second-term agenda. Trump warned supporters that losing Congress would allow Democrats to undo his tax cuts and reopen borders, stating, "If we lose, many bad things will happen to the American people." Trump touted his economic record, claiming he "defeated inflation" and secured a recor

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to deliver a blunt ultimatum to Venezuela’s Acting President, Delcy Rodríguez, warning that she could share the same fate as Nicolás Maduro if she fails to align with Washington’s demands. In a prepared testimony for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Rubio stated that Rodríguez is "well aware" of Maduro’s arrest by U.S. forces on January 3rd and reaffirmed that the Trump administration remains ready to use military force to ensure "

The Trump administration is facing a firestorm of criticism over the conduct of federal immigration agents (ICE) following the fatal shootings of Alex Pretty and Renee Goode in Minneapolis. The deaths have highlighted a controversial shift in training protocols, where the standard 5-month program was slashed to just 42 days to rapidly expand the force to 22,000 agents. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has called for the immediate withdrawal of these "untrained agents" to prevent f

The death toll from the brutal winter storm ravaging the U.S. has reached at least 21 people across 12 states, with officials warning of life-threatening cold for over 200 million residents. Massive power outages have left nearly 560,000 homes in the dark, prompting the Trump administration to authorize emergency backup generators for the East Coast grid to prevent a total energy collapse as temperatures plunge below zero. Travel remains in a state of chaos, with more than 18

At least 104 political prisoners were released in Venezuela this past Sunday, according to the rights group Foro Penal. This wave of releases follows the historic U.S. military operation on January 3rd that resulted in the arrest of Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, who are currently awaiting trial in New York on drug trafficking charges. Alfredo Romero, head of Foro Penal, confirmed that the total number of freed prisoners since the U.S. intervention has reached 240

The shooting of 37-year-old nurse Alex Pretty by federal agents in Minneapolis has ignited a fierce political and social storm across the United States. President Donald Trump, while stating that the administration is "reviewing everything," criticized the deceased for carrying a "fully loaded" weapon at a protest. Trump praised the federal agents' overall performance as "fantastic" but hinted at a possible withdrawal of immigration enforcement units from the city in the futu

After a turbulent period that shook global markets and tested the North Atlantic alliance, a major deal over Greenland has emerged, allowing every major player to claim victory. The framework, discussed in Davos between President Donald Trump and NATO’s Mark Rutte, has successfully averted a catastrophic trade war while addressing long-term Arctic security concerns. The Five Winners of the Agreement: Donald Trump: Can market the deal as a masterclass in "The Art of the Deal,"

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen affirmed that Denmark remains open to a "constructive dialogue" with the U.S. and NATO regarding security and economic investments in Greenland, provided it does not compromise Danish sovereignty. Her statement follows high-level talks in Davos between President Donald Trump and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, who clarified that the issue of Greenland's sovereignty was not raised during their meeting. Frederiksen emphasized that whil

President Donald Trump has reportedly upped the ante in his quest for Greenland, considering a proposal to grant $1 million to every resident of the island—a total payout of roughly $57 billion—in exchange for joining the United States. This "cash-for-sovereignty" strategy aims to bypass diplomatic hurdles by appealing directly to the island's 57,000 citizens through a potential referendum. In a significant de-escalation, Trump announced the suspension of his threatened tarif

In a high-stakes speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Donald Trump called for immediate negotiations to acquire Greenland, describing it as a "defenseless" strategic necessity for U.S. national security. While disclaiming the use of military force, Trump issued a stern warning to European allies: support the acquisition or face escalating trade penalties. Trump’s "America First" rhetoric included a threat to impose 10% to 25% tariffs on eight European nation

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte underscored that "quiet diplomacy" is the only viable path to resolve the escalating crisis over Greenland. Amid President Donald Trump’s aggressive push to acquire the Danish territory, Rutte reassured the public that the alliance remains stable despite visible structural tensions. In a direct rebuttal to Trump’s doubts about European loyalty, Rutte affirmed: "If Article 5 is trigge

European and U.S. officials revealed that President Donald Trump’s obsession with acquiring Greenland and his proposed "Board of Peace" have effectively paralyzed post-war economic plans for Ukraine. A highly anticipated announcement of an $800 billion Prosperity Plan for Ukraine’s reconstruction, intended to be signed during the World Economic Forum in Davos, has been postponed due to the widening transatlantic rift. Sources told the Financial Times that the "atmosphere is n

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that he will host a multi-party meeting on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos to discuss the U.S. acquisition of Greenland. Writing on "Truth Social," Trump asserted that Greenland is a "vital necessity for national and global security," declaring that there is "no going back" on a plan he believes is widely accepted behind the scenes. Trump revealed he had a "very good" phone call with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte

A wave of confusion and disillusionment is sweeping through Iran after President Donald Trump backed away from his repeated pledges to militarily support the uprising against the regime. Speaking to the Washington Post, protesters expressed a sense of "deep betrayal," revealing that Trump’s social media vows of "help is on the way" were a primary catalyst for their risky defiance. However, as the promised strikes failed to materialize, many now feel abandoned by an administra

In a stunning diplomatic reversal, the Israeli security cabinet has launched a scathing attack on Jared Kushner, accusing him of orchestrating a "revenge campaign" against Israel. Following Tel Aviv's refusal to reopen the Rafah crossing, Israeli officials identified Kushner as the architect behind the new "National Committee for Gaza Management," which controversially includes Turkey. Leaders of the ruling coalition view this move as a direct retaliation that undermines Isra

President Donald Trump is casting a long shadow over the World Economic Forum in Davos, arriving with a fresh wave of trade threats. Trump has vowed to impose 10% punitive tariffs (rising to 25% in June) on eight European allies—including the UK, France, and Germany—unless a deal is reached for the "complete purchase of Greenland." This escalation follows a NATO-led reconnaissance mission to the island, which Trump branded a "dangerous situation" for American security. U.S. T

Leaked drafts of the "Peace Council" charter reveal President Donald Trump’s bold strategy for Gaza: invitations sent to 60 nations with a $1 billion price tag for those seeking to bypass the three-year membership limit. The charter designates Trump as the Council's inaugural President and "final decision-maker," granting him the authority to approve members and official seals, despite a one-vote-per-country system. Pakistan confirmed receiving an invitation, while Canadian P