ICE May Enter Homes Without Warrant, Sparking Rights Debate
US immigration officials could gain authority to enter homes without warrants, challenging immigrant privacy rights and sparking legal debates over constitutional protections.
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Trump Gets New Cadillac Ride Ahead of Air Force One
Former US President Donald Trump has received a new Cadillac limousine, which arrived before the Air Force One plane, sparking discussions about security and presidential protocols.
Trump Considers Fourth Term, Defies Constitution
US President Donald Trump suggests running for a fourth term, claiming 'record numbers' despite constitutional two-term limit. He cites 2020 election as 'rigged' to justify extra term.
Trump: US Armada Heading Toward Iran as Tensions Rise
Former President Donald Trump states a US naval armada is moving toward Iran, with officials considering additional air-defense systems to protect bases from potential strikes.
Europe Distrusts US Post-Greenland Crisis, Davos Reveals
Despite President Trump's U-turn on military threats over Greenland, European leaders at Davos express lingering distrust and plan to reduce dependence on the US amid fears of future trans-Atlantic turbulence.
Japan's PM Dissolves Parliament, Calls Snap Election
Japan's Prime Minister Takaichi dissolves parliament after just three months in office, triggering a snap election amid political turmoil and public discontent.
Trump WWII Claim Wrong: Soviets Stopped Nazis, Not US
Historical analysis counters Trump's Davos remark that US saved Europe from speaking German. Soviet forces played decisive role in WWII, halting Nazi advance and bearing heaviest casualties.
US Exits WHO Over Mission Drift and Pandemic Issues
The United States has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization, accusing it of straying from its core mission and mishandling the COVID-19 pandemic, marking a significant shift in global health governance.
Trump Sues JPMorgan for $5B Over Political Account Closures
Former US President Donald Trump has filed a $5 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, alleging the bank closed his accounts for political reasons after he left office, causing financial and reputational damage.
5-Year-Old Boy Detained by ICE in Minneapolis Sparks Outrage
The detention of five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos by US immigration agents in Minneapolis has triggered widespread outrage and intensified scrutiny of immigration enforcement tactics targeting families.
US Completes WHO Exit Process Amid Pandemic
The United States has officially completed its withdrawal from the World Health Organization, a move initiated by the Trump administration during the COVID-19 crisis, raising global health concerns.
Trump's Greenland Grab Fuels Global Space Race
Former US President Donald Trump's interest in acquiring Greenland is part of a broader strategy in the escalating space race, with nations vying for strategic advantages in the Arctic and beyond.
Trump Announces US Naval Fleet Deployment Toward Iran
Former US President Donald Trump has declared that a powerful American armada is currently en route toward Iran, escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East region significantly.
Trump Praises TikTok Deal as 'Beautiful Conclusion' in US Venture
Former President Donald Trump calls the TikTok agreement a 'very dramatic, final, and beautiful conclusion' as the app secures a new US joint venture with American investors holding 80.1% and ByteDance retaining 19.9%.
Trump Explains Hand Bruise: Aspirin Side Effect, Table Clip
US President Donald Trump addresses speculation about hand bruising seen in Davos, attributing it to daily aspirin use and accidentally clipping his hand on a table, while White House officials confirm his health.
Trump Withdraws Mark Carney Invitation from Peace Board
Former US President Donald Trump has withdrawn an invitation to Canada's Mark Carney to join a peace board, citing policy disagreements. This move highlights ongoing tensions in US-Canada relations.
US Exits WHO, Flag Removed from Geneva HQ
The United States has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization, with its flag removed from the Geneva headquarters. The exit follows a Trump-era order and rules out rejoining before 2026.
Trump Suggests Using NATO Article 5 for US Border Security
US President Donald Trump's suggestion to invoke NATO's Article 5 for immigration enforcement at the southern border has heightened European concerns about alliance stability and US commitment to collective defense norms.
5-Year-Old Used as Bait in Minnesota Immigration Raid
The case of Liam Conejo Ramos, a five-year-old boy detained by ICE agents in Columbia Heights, Minnesota, has sparked outrage and fear in immigrant communities. Federal agents allegedly used the child to gain entry to his family home during an immigration
5-Year-Old Detained by ICE in Minneapolis, School Alleges 'Bait' Use
A five-year-old boy was detained by ICE in Minneapolis, with school officials alleging he was used as 'bait' to capture his father. Vice President J D Vance claims the boy was 'saved'.
Vance Defends ICE Operation, Child Detention in Minneapolis
US Vice President JD Vance defended aggressive immigration enforcement in Minneapolis, blaming left-wing agitators and local officials for chaos as ICE detained children including a 5-year-old boy.
Florida Proposes One-Year H-1B Visa Freeze for Universities
Florida's Board of Governors plans to introduce a one-year freeze on new H-1B visa hiring across state universities, sparking debate over talent recruitment and immigration policy.
Trump's Hand Bruise Sparks Health Speculation Online
A visible bruise on Donald Trump's left hand at Davos forum ignited online health debates. The President attributed it to high aspirin intake, while social media buzzed with varied reactions.
Trump Confirms US Military Deployment Toward Iran
US President Donald Trump reveals significant military forces are moving toward Iran while emphasizing hopes to avoid conflict. He warns Tehran of severe consequences beyond nuclear strikes.
Owens-Rubin Feud Escalates Over Allegations and Past Friendship
Conservative commentators Candace Owens and Dave Rubin are embroiled in a bitter public dispute, with Owens denying Rubin's claims about her criticizing Charlie Kirk and revealing why she cut ties with him.
Trump Sues JPMorgan for $5B Over Account Closure
Former US President Donald Trump has filed a $5 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, alleging the bank closed his accounts due to political retaliation. The case highlights tensions between financial institutions and political figures.
TikTok Forms US Joint Venture to Avoid Ban
TikTok has reached a deal to establish a new joint venture in the United States, aiming to address national security concerns and prevent a potential ban on the popular social media app in the American market.
Trump's Bruised Hand at Davos Sparks Health Debate
US President Donald Trump's visibly bruised left hand during the Board of Peace charter signing at Davos has gone viral, prompting health concerns. The White House attributes it to handshaking.
US Taps Data Centers for Emergency Power in Winter Storm
The US Energy Department orders grid operators to use backup power from data centers and businesses to prevent blackouts during a major winter storm, marking an unusual emergency measure.
White House Faces Skeptical Judge in Trump Ballroom Case
A federal judge expressed skepticism toward the White House's arguments in a lawsuit concerning the Trump International Hotel's ballroom. The case highlights ongoing legal challenges related to former President Donald Trump's business dealings.
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