Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) called on Trump supporters to “take off their political blinders” regarding the fatal Minnesota shooting involving federal immigration agent Alex Pretti. While supporting law enforcement and border security, Greene defended the right to legally carry firearms, arguing that carrying a gun is not the same as brandishing one. She criticized excessive force claims against federal agents but urged followers … Continue reading Marjorie Taylor Greene: You’re all being ‘incited into civil war’ 

President Trump’s Greenland ambitions became a viral meme after the White House posted an AI-generated image of him walking with a penguin. The meme references the “Nihilist Penguin,” but critics, including former Canadian Defense Minister Jason Kenney, highlighted factual errors and Trump’s recent confusion between Greenland and Iceland. The White House defended the post, saying “The penguin does not concern himself with the opinions of … Continue reading White House posts ‘Embrace the Penguin’ amid Greenland fight

Former South Korean Prime Minister Lee Hae-chan, a veteran politician and democracy activist, died at age 73 during an official visit to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, after suffering a heart attack. Lee, who served as prime minister from 2004 to 2006 and was a seven-term parliamentarian, began his political career as a student activist jailed in the 1970s for pro-democracy efforts. Known as a … Continue reading South Korea Mourns Death of Former Prime Minister

President Trump rescinded Canada’s invitation to join his newly created “Board of Peace” amid rising tensions with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. The decision followed Carney’s speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he warned that the U.S.-led global order was fracturing and urged middle powers to unite. Trump responded by accusing Canada of being ungrateful and overly dependent on the United States, … Continue reading Trump rescinds Canada’s invite to join his Board of Peace amid feud with Carney

Former special counsel Jack Smith defended his decision to charge Donald Trump over efforts to overturn the 2020 election during a public House judiciary committee hearing. Smith said no one is above the law and argued the evidence required Trump to be held accountable, rejecting claims that the prosecutions were politically motivated. He explained that the cases were dropped only because Trump was elected to … Continue reading Jack Smith defends move to seek criminal charges for Trump

Tensions between the United States and Canada escalated after Prime Minister Mark Carney declared a “rupture” in the global order during a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos. His remarks, including support for Greenland and opposition to U.S. tariffs, prompted a sharp response from President Trump, who accused Canada of being ungrateful and overly dependent on the U.S. The public exchange marked a … Continue reading Canada-Trump tensions grow after Carney ‘rupture’ speech

European veterans and politicians sharply criticized President Trump after he claimed allies had stayed “a little off the front lines” in Afghanistan. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer called the remarks “insulting and frankly, appalling,” while veterans highlighted that hundreds of their comrades died alongside U.S. forces. Senior military figures and former intelligence officials condemned the comments as inaccurate and unjustified, urging an apology. Trump’s remarks … Continue reading Trump’s NATO-Afghanistan comments ‘appalling’, says U.K.’s Keir Starmer

Vice President JD Vance praised ICE agents in Minneapolis on Thursday, saying they do an “incredible job” despite media misrepresentation and harassment. He acknowledged that some incidents may be problematic but emphasized that agents often operate under extreme duress and chaos, facing doxxing and occasional assaults. Vance encouraged peaceful protest against immigration policies but warned that any assault on law enforcement would be fully prosecuted. … Continue reading Vance in Minneapolis: Much of Media ‘Lying’ About Work of ICE Agents