Greenland’s Prime Minister, Mute Egede, has reiterated his call for independence from Denmark, stressing the need for Greenland to shape its own future, including choosing trade partners and international cooperation. This comes after Donald Trump suggested the U.S. could acquire Greenland, which was a Danish colony until 1953. Greenland established an independent parliament in 1979, but Denmark still controls its foreign and defense policies. Calls … Continue reading Greenland leader now wants independence from Denmark

Mike Johnson, endorsed by Trump, secured the House speakership on Friday in the first round of voting after overcoming initial dissent. Although three Republicans initially voted for other candidates, they later switched to Johnson, giving him the necessary 218 votes. All Democrats supported Hakeem Jeffries. Johnson made last-minute commitments on fiscal reform and government oversight to secure GOP backing, particularly from members concerned about budget … Continue reading Mike Johnson secures US House speakership after facing internal dissent

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, 84, is returning to Washington after undergoing successful hip replacement surgery in Germany following a fall in Luxembourg. Pelosi had been in Luxembourg with other lawmakers for the 80th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge when she fell and was hospitalized. She expressed gratitude for the opportunity to represent San Francisco in Congress. Her return comes ahead of Friday’s … Continue reading Pelosi returns to DC after hip surgery in Germany 

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, facing increasing pressure from within his party, is on a ski holiday as he contemplates his future. His approval ratings are low, and many in his caucus are calling for his resignation, including 51 Liberal MPs from Ontario and the Atlantic caucus. Trudeau’s leadership is under scrutiny as Canada prepares for a potential tariff war with Donald Trump, who returns to … Continue reading Majority of Justin Trudeau’s caucus calls on him to quit

In the weeks before Donald Trump’s inauguration, President Joe Biden reportedly discussed options for striking Iran’s nuclear sites if Tehran moved closer to building a nuclear bomb. The talks, led by National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan, focused on “prudent scenario planning” rather than making a final decision. Biden was briefed on the potential risks, such as Iran enriching uranium to 90% purity, which could trigger … Continue reading Biden ‘discussed plans to strike Iran nuclear sites before Trump inauguration’

President Joe Biden will announce the recipients of the Presidential Citizens Medal on Thursday, including former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney, a notable critic of Donald Trump. Cheney, who co-chaired the House Select Committee investigating the January 6th riot, is being recognized for her dedication to public service and her commitment to defending the nation’s values. The White House praised her integrity and bipartisanship in serving … Continue reading Biden Announces Liz Cheney to Receive Presidential Citizens Medal

A surge in bomb threats and swatting incidents targeting lawmakers since the election highlights the deep political divide in the U.S., prompting calls for increased protection. Over 50 members of Congress have been victims of swatting, and some, including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Rep. Jared Golden, have faced serious threats. These incidents, which include fake emergency calls and bomb threats, have stressed Capitol Hill … Continue reading Congress on edge after surge of threats, swatting attacks against lawmakers