In the US, the News of the World is divided mainly between the issue of immigration and the disappearance of "Today Show's Savannah Guthrie’ mother. A new ransom demand, the reveal of the identifiable Walmart brand backpack, and the DNA found in a disgarded glove which may point to one of the current suspects were top stories. But is the Sheriff up for the job given the lack of competence the past two weeks? And with Immigration, appeals courts have been ruling in favor of the Trump Administration while activist judges have demanded illegals returned while releasing those with attempted murder and child sex crime convictions. And as Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis is coming to an end with the arrest of 4,000 illegal alien criminals involved in rape, murder and child molestation charges, ICE also rescued over 3000 migrant children that were among the 300,000 lost under the prior Biden administration. The Russia invasion of Ukraine continues, and Kyiv's foreign minister said only US President Trump can get the two nations to final peace talks, this as Russia fired off hundreds of drones. While the war wages, Ukraine's wartime innovations actively spurred economic growth. Their advanced drone technology proven against Moscow's forces now becoming hot property for NATO forces. The newest technology, their ‘Sunray’ laser can silently take out Russian drones at a fraction of the cost of like defensive weapons. Such are necessary as Russia's Presiden Putin's child indoctrination of program startled millions. In the middle east, another US Aircraft Carrier strike group is slated join the the USS Abraham Lincoln in an effort to put more pressure on Iran to reach a nuclear deal and end their weapons program, and in support for those protesting against the brutality coming from Tehran. Of brutality, the Nobel committee had confirmed that Nobel peace laureate Narges Mohammadi has been beaten nearly to death while wasting away in Iran's prison system. Violent crime plummeting across major U.S. cities with murder rates fallen to its lowest in over a century, the transgender high school dropout who gunned down his family and six others in British Columbia, US Attorney General Bondi blasting back at Democrats who didn't touch the Epstein scandal while Biden was president, a water leak in the Louvre damaging its most valuable paintings from the 19th century, the New York Times reverses course and acknowledges dangers of marijuana use, North Korea's 13-year-old heiress at deadly odds against her ruthless aunt over succession, the death of "Dawson's Creek" co-star James Van Der Beek’s at 48, and more hit this week's news.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine still ages within the News of the World as NATO has come under fire, Russian ally Belarus sending balloons into NATO airspace to cause disruptions while Moskow launches a massive attack against Ukraine while the NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte was in Kyiv. This ended the brief ceasefire that occurred after prisoner swaps between Ukraine and Russia. But despite the overwhelming numbers coming frum Russia, Ukraine is holding its own. Indeed, finding older technology such as laser-guided Copperhead 155mm from the 80s has brought significant damage to Moscow. And its predicted that Vladimir Zelenskyy would easily win another election after the war is settled. In the United States, another bio-lab was discovered and raided in Las Vegas. The lab which contained HIV and samples of malaria was found connected to another under investigation by the government are owned by a Chinese citizen, David He. And if this sounds familiar, it was not long ago that two Chinese scholars were garged with bringing in biological pathothens. The issues with Anti-Ice protestors took surprising turns as a New York Staffer was detained by Immigration once it was revealed he had a prior criminal conviction in 2023 and lied about it as it would invalidate his asylum and temporary protection status. And who would think protestors would attack their own? One anti-Ice protestor found himself being pelted with marital aids while shouting "I'm one of you!" Another incident with an illegal alien driving a commercial truck occurred in Indiana, swirving into oncoming traffic and killing four. This time, the commercial license was issued by Pennsylvania under Governor Shapiro. In a polar opposite fashion and after two decades, Florida now requires those seeking a license must pass the state exams entirely in English, this to ensure clear communication, the understanding of traffic laws and responsible driving. California itself seems to be a beacon of news, the "Shangri-La" homeless scam that has defrauded millions as Governor Newsome sits back and watches. An Ivy-League activist and a Labor Union Organizer are under scrutiny after it was discovered they were instructing New Yorkers militant tactics to interfere with federal officers. New laws came into effect in California, and a rape victim just found that her attacker was released under a newly shortened sentence to reduce prison populations. And the mother of "The Today Show" host, Savannah Guthrie has been kidnapped. Signs of blood and forced entry, and a chilling ransom demand in Bitcoin now reported. Jeffrey Epstein's legacy continues as Hillary Clinton demands a public hearign despite both she and former President Bill clinton had already agreed to closed door depositions. But the saga continues as CBS News star hire Peter Attia not only had ties to Epstein, but mentioned over 1000 times in newly released court documents. Epstein's ties were world wide, he cultivating ties with both Sergey Belyakov, Russia’s deputy economic minister, and Vitaly Churkin, Russia’s ambassador to the United Nations. There is even an eMail where Prince Andrew’s ex Sara Ferguson asked him to marry her, this while new allegations have appeared stating that Epstein sent women to ex-Prince Andrew at his Royal Lodge. It isn't going well for the current UK's PM Keir Starmer as it was discovered that his former Ambassador to the US also had ties to Epstein, and following this his top aide Morgan McSweeney quits over the scandal. Even members of his own party are now shouting "Starmer has to go." In the Middle East, new documents showed that Tehran had long planned to massacre protesters. And before the planned US/Iran peace talks began, Khomeni attempted last minute demands for a venue change and an attempt to prevent talks over their nuclear program and the slaughter of their own citizens. Even as Iranian combat drones were shot down before they could reach US carriers and two oil tankers of unknown nationality were seized by Iran, talks did continue and apparently with another scheduled within the week. But can one trust a government that decides to sentence Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi to over seven more years in prison after she began a hunger strike? In Venezuela, flights are set to resume. American Airlines will begin reinstating nonstop service between the US and Venezuela once it gets government approval. And over seven-hundred political prisoners in Venezuela will soon be free as part of an amnesty bill championed by acting President Delcy Rodrigues. But not only that, but the notorious Helicoide known for its barbaracy will be shut down for good. The strange illness and death of a 40-year-old at Australia's Sydney Music festival, the new trade deal between the US and India as India buys Venezuelan oil and not Russia's, the son of Norway’s crown princess pleaded not guilty to rape charges in Oslo, video footage showing Hamas operatives using ambulances to transport terrorists and weapons to fortified hospitals in violation of the ceasefire, US produced alcohol returning to liquor store shelves in Quebec, the Russian Foreign Ministry warning yet more nuclear threats, this time as the START nuclear treaty is set to expire, suspected saboteurs hit Italian rail networks near Bologna as the Winter Olympics is kicking off, and more hit this week's news.

A chilly front hits the News of the World in North America, with some political gaffs in both Toronto over misspoken words or in New York immediately following wintery deaths. But more wintery weather is soon to come For the United States, immigration control also hits the news as hosts from "The View" TV show thought Pretti, shot by ICE, a hero only for his past aggression revealed by the FBI. Not long after, an Illegal alien attempted vehicular homicide against ICE agents, and Border Agents shot and wounded a violent human trafficker from Arizona wanted since 2025. And though he tried claiming "Freedom of the Press", former CNN Anchor Don Lemon was arrested for his actions in the Minnesota Church raid based on his very own video footage which included planning and scouting stages. There is little to any reason to trust Russian President Vladimir Putin as he agreed to US President Trump's request not to attack power grids. However, Putin only agreed to such until Sunday (the day of this post). Understandably, Ukrainians braced for the worst, with little trust for the Russian dictator whose commanders tied half-naked deserters to a tree and choked them with shovel loads of snow. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has now cost upwards to two million lives. In Iran, Ayatollah Khomeni emerged from his secret bunker to celebrate the anniversary of the Iranian Revolution, this while the US Aircraft Carrier Abe Lincoln neared with Trump demanding Tehran on behalf of the protestors to cut a deal and end the bloodshed. However, Tehran is nothing if not beliggerant as they began building roofs over damaged nuke sites to prevent any inspection by the International Atomic Energy Agency. And on the issue with the Gaza Strip, the Gaza doctor who slammed Israel in a NewYork Times article was in reality a Hamas Colonel spreading anti-Israeli propaganda. But their hatred runs deep as another member of Hamas was just busted in Germany for allegedly plotting a terror attack against the Jewish community. And for China, their insidious side is being revealed. Panama ended China's hold on their two major ports claiming the use of the Chinese owned ports violated their constitution. Meanwhile, a scheme to help pregnant Chinese women travel to the US before labor had been ended in California. Sentenced to three years, a California woman assisted in deceiving US authorities over travel visas and money laundering, this as the mothers would then return home and raise their child under the Communist Party until 18 and then legally affect US politics. And, its now come to light that a CCP backed Millionare in China is apparently funneling money to the Minnesota agitators. Russian drones attacking Ukrainian city injuring 23 including including children and a pregnant woman, Gavin Newsom, Karen Bass slammed for spurning Trump’s takeover of Palisades rebuild efforts, China’s top general accused of leaking country’s nuclear weapons program to the CIA, House Democrats mutiny Schumer’s deal with White House, threatening a longer shutdown that affects SNAP benefits and national security, Mercedes-Benz CEO says no to relocating the headquarters to the US, reports reveal TSA successful in barring thousands with terror links from flights at major US airports, a man accused of impersonating FBI agent in attempt to free Luigi Mangione armed with large two-pronged barbecue fork and a pizza cutter, and more hit this week's news.

This week's News of the World dealt with Russia and dealings abroad in Greenland and Ukraine. They initially cheered when reports were out when US President Trump replied how determined he was to acquire the world's largest island for defense, claiming he was hurting NATO and relations. However, their glee was shortlived as a framework had formed without the US no longer needing ownership, this after the Davos, Switzerland meeting with NATO Secretary Rutte. And though Ukrainian President Zelensky said Post-War security guarantees had generally been ironed out, it is only for after the war and the Kremlin said there will not be any peace until all their territorial demands are met. Still, the first trilateral talks with the US, Ukraine and Russia were finally held after so many stalls to end Russia's invasion of its neighbor. In the United States, all eyes have been focusing on Minnesota. False claims were made of ICE using a child as bait when it was later revealed the illegal alien father abandoned the boy now reunited with his mother. Anti-ICE agitators raiding a church and causing havoc in violation of the FACE Act ('Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act' which protects clinics and houses of worthip), triggered the arrests of Nekima Levy Armstrong, Chauntyll Louisa Allen and William Kelly who led the charge. Alex Jeffrey Pretti became a casualty as he was shot by an ICE agent while resisting arrest and armed with a pistol and two clips of ammunition; though Pretti's gun may have gone off by accident as pundits claim his gun's model is prone firing accidents. All of this, the Trump administration is laying blame on Governor Walz and Mayor Frey of Michigan for inciting protestors. For this, President Trump demands they turn over all criminal illegal aliens currently incarcerated, that police work with federal authorities, and demand Congress pass legislation to end Sanctuary Cities. Violence escalates in Iran as protstors are gunned down. On video, militias are seen cutting down innocents with machine gun fire, this as trucks mounted with heavy machine guns move in convoys as they fire indiscriminately into the streets to suppress anti-regime protesters. hWere are Iran's elite? The wealthiest residents fled to Van, a Turkish province just over 60 miles away from the border. This for no place is safe in Iran as their Security forces raid hospitals, arresting anyone and everyone accused of protesting against the regime, even if they are business owners, lawyers and human rights activists. And all the while, Tehran makes claims that Israeli agents are agitating protestors to lure the US into the conflict. However, Iran has been agitating the US, forcing President Trump to issue firey orders if Tehran even made an assassination attempt. Canadian Snowboarder Ryan Weding arrested in Mexico after years on the run for drug trafficking charges, Japan scrambling jets to intercept Russian Bombers in response to its new US made Typhon Missile system, a hoard of Roman-era silver coins and precious metals recovered in northern Germany, New York Mayor Mamdani insulted liberal white women on "The View" while simultaneously condemning home ownership, sports fans in Australia demand a reporter fired for baiting American players with political questions targeting the US president, the Dow dramatically surges after the Greenland framework announcement, and more hit this week's news.

This week's News of the World begins with Greenland and US President Trump's work to acquire the island. Trump had expressed this need just as Russia is strengthening its arctic presence while China is getting footholds in Canada. But while a dealto gain the world's largest island may be in the works, it is no comfort to the native Greenlanders who have distain for Danish rule. Simultaenously, NATO nations, Democrats in the US and a number of Republicans have all promised to prevent the island's acquisition. Violence and threats thereof are plaguing the United States, Massachussettes DJs calling for the assassination of the Vice President, Washington State Researchers calling for the murder of conservative social media personalities, veiled threats being made against White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, and attacks on federal officers continue in Minneapolis It is no surprise that the Department of Justice is now investigating Minnesota officials over obstruction charges. And of the unsealing of the Jeffrey Epstine files, the DOJ is working around the clock to process all the documentation, focust primarily on redacting information so the release would not compromise victims’ privacy. And in a surprise turn about, hosts on "The View" actively call upon the Clintons to comply with the federal subponenas on the Epstein matter. In the middle east, nothing is more unstable than Iran who had been asked to remove itself from joint naval exercises with China and Russia after the US rebuked and reminded those involved how Iran has been a state sponsor of terror. Despite video footage and an estimated bodycount of sixteen thousand, Iranian Foreign Minister denies concerns over executions while calling the violence an Israeli plot. But while it appeared that the slaughter of protestors had subsided, the truth came out that many are now held prison within their homes by machine-gun wielding security. Even worse, an Iranian commander’s distraught daughter revealed that the regime leaders are killing their own children if they speak out. As this is going on, exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi says the regime is close to collapse and had issued a 6-point plan to exert even more pressure on Tehran. Meanwhile, US President Trump is calling on nations invited into the U.N. sanctioned Board of Peace to contribute at least $1 billion. Its unsure how the board would interact with the U.N. as the latter's global reputation and funding had taken painful hits. But its charter is to promote stability, lawful governance and peace in areas targeted, and Gaza itself is one of their prime subjects. And in Costa Rica, it was reported that a plot to execute President Rodrigo Chaves was uncovered. But the critic accused and the activist who was part of the alleged money trail to a hit-man both called the accusations nonsense and political in nature. The Activist stating such an act violates her morals. This assassination plot reported on the heels of a new mega-prison in the works.

Hitting hard in this week's News of the World are the riots in Iran. Hospitals are pushed beyond their limits from the vast number injured, and now protestors are arming themselves to battle police in Tehran itself. After the sucess in removing Nicolas Maduro from Venezuela and forming numerous peace deals in his first year, Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi of Iran is urging Trump to intervene against the current regime. But a big question on everyone's mind would be 'Who would fill the vacuum when the Islamic Republic falls?' In the United States, billions in fraud are the news. The amount of healthcare fraud in California revealed is now surpassing the billions already under scrutiny within Minnesota's child care scandal. The Department of Health and Human Services froze money going to states with massive fraud which are being funneled away from the citizenry. However, New York is now filing a lawsuit to have US taxpayer dollars continue to flow, claiming it cruel to freeze child care funds. And of the two recent shootings by ICE agents, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey dismisses new ICE shooting video while ESPN commentator Stephen A Smith instead called it justified. And in Portland, tears formed on Police Chief Day's face when he announced that the two Venezuelans whom attempted to likewise run over ICE agents were from Tren De Aragua. Indeed, the use of vehicles against ICE agents have risen over 3000% in just a year's time. Last week's news about the Russian invasion of Ukraine held a claim by Moscow that Putin's resident was targeted. But with recent behavior out of Russia, the US and President Trump rejects that claim. And while a new 5-point security plan is being inked for Ukraine's security guarantees, said guarantees that include European troops from the UK and France numbering in the thousands is already being rejected by Moscow. Despite the troops being security after the war has ended, Moscow actively stated the European security troops would be viable military targets. It was just days after the US warned Ukraine of a pending attack that Russia launched a barriage against Ukraine’s power grid, leaving Kyiv powerless and without heat in zero-degree temperatures. Ukraine's President Zelensky issued a fresh call for U.S. President Donald Trump to take action against Russia. And while the US was able to remove Maduro, President Trump states that such a move against Putin should not be necessary. And since the removal of Maduro, Caracas began releasing political prisoners from two notorious prisons, one being El Helicoide slated to be closed immediately. And with Maduro gone, the US could soon lift sanctions on Venezuela which would help facilitate oil sales. But a new story came out of Venezuela. What was this mystery sonic weapon that quickly incapacitated Venezuelan soldiers over a week ago? Germany's open-terror investigation into infrastructure sabotage linking attacks to the Vulkangruppe (Volcano Group) whom had taken claim for 15 years of such destruction, A US-Denmark summit suggesting Greenland's sale in the billions despite the islanders refusal to be neither Danish nor American, Europe and the UK strengthening naval security in the north arctic amidst Russian activity, a protester briefly removed Iran's flag at its London embassy with the former flag flown before 1979, the attempted assassination attempt of Honduran's opposition leader, Gladis Aurora Lopez, at the National Congress, a swiss nightclub owner arrested after destroying the evidence of a horrific New Years inferno and fleeing with all the cash, the UAE removing British Universities from funding over fears of radicalized UK campuses supporting the Muslim Brotherhood, and more hit this week's news.

It is very much apparent that Maduro's capture by the US hit this week's News of the World with a bang, and now facing narco-terrorism charges in New York, Despite it being the same legal precedent used decades earlier against Noriega, there are world leaders who have issued complaints and gripes over the action. And even in the US, some have called for Maduro's freedom. However much of Venezuela, and many in exile, are celebrating Maduro's outster. And in the US, the Minnesota Scandal of the billions in alleged fraud continues to grow. After videos of Governor Walz bragging over the Child Care system currently under scrutiny for embezzlement went viral, the former VP candidate now desparately defends himself against the Somali fraud allegations. And only just revealed, whistleblowers were retaliated against in Minnesota, their vacations and promotions denied and all their actions monitored. The Russian invasion of Ukraine brought forth new tales as Russia made claims of Ukraine attempting a drone strike to kill Russian President Putin. This news reaching President Trump, but denied by Ukraine President Zelensky who likened it to another excuse to continue the war, and blasted as Russian propaganda and a lie by US CIA Director John Ratcliffe. As such, retired General Jack Keane called for ‘maximum sanctions’ on Russia upon seeing Putin's intent to sew distrust between the US and Ukraine. And upon seeing the successful operation to capture Maduro, Zelensky queried whether the same could be done to remove Putin for his war crimes and end the conflict. In the Middle East, Iran is becoming more unstable. Protests roared as the head of Iran's Central bank resigns, the country's economy having spiraled down since his appointment. Inflation is now at a crushing 42%. And as reports of Iran attempting to rebuild its nuclear program, nation remembered as the World's State Sponsor of Terror vows to crush any attackers after the US and Israel replied that said nuclear build up would not be allowed to continue. And while US President Trump renewed the ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia, touting the US more a peacekeeping force than the United Nations, Bejing issued a red-line warning intended to the United States as Chinese warships conduct military exercises near the waters of Taiwan; a sovereign nation and the last vestage of the original Chinese Government since the Chinese Communist party took the mainland. A fifteen-year security guarantee benefiting Ukraine in the latest US peace plan, Governor Hochul blasted for a $4.5 Billion expense for illegal aliens than New York citizens, North Korea’s test of nuclear-capable cruise missiles, the significant drop in crime across the US dropping despite violence in major cities and more hit this week's news.