In this week's News of the World, Iran's leadership has finally admitted that the toll has indeed been heavy on their nation. Yet violence still erupts, necessesitating Pakistan to deploy 8000 troops and to help bolster Saudi Arabia, necessitating the Trump administration to apply new economic penalties. And the US President issued one more statement that Iran must give up all nuclear ambitions and the uranium they have before any sanctions relief apears.

The Russian aggression in Ukraine is spreading, yet no one expected the news that a Russian drone would strike a Chinese Cargo ship just before Russia's President Putin was to meet with China's President. However, it may be related to reports that China's President Xi told the Trump administration it was likely Putin's biggest mistakes. And while Moscow makes claims that Ukraine bombed a college dorm, Russia launched attack after attack, some missiles with depleted uranium warheads poisoning the land and the last one striking Kyiv with 600 drones and salvos of hypersonic missiles.

Funding fraud was the news of the week, and last week as the Trump Admiinstration initiated a launch into US Taxpayer funded Biolabs outside of the States. The owner of a daycare in the viral Nick Shirley videos was charged for $4.6M in fraud.And in Minnesota, one of the largest-of-its-kind fraud and money laundering schemes paid parents to fake claims of autism in their children for kickbacks, a $46 Million dollar enterprise. Violence has also ensued such as the recent rash of Teen Takovers that have repeatedly turned into brawls, the DC Courts threatening to prosecute the parents of teens that continue these altercations. After assisting a motorist from Chicago into the nearest hospital, an Indiana Deputy was shot in the hospital by said motorist after realizing a warrent was out. Three teenagers ranging from 15 to 17 have been launching andom shooting sprees in Austin, the eldest identified as an illegal alien. And another attempted shooting appeared at the White House by a gunman whom actually believed he was Jesus Christ.

Listeners were stunned by the shocking on-air blunder when a radio station claimed that King Charles had passed away. According to the station manager, a computer error incorrectly triggered a protocol required by all UK stations for if and when the ruling Monarch passed away. Meanwhile, Scotland Yard issued a groveling apology to the creator of BBC's "Father Ted" for allegations of hate speech filed by a transgender former cop. The five-month investigation found the investigation itself flawed and no way did the posts call to incite violence.

Spain considered the hotspot in Europe's sudden flare-up of gonorrhea and syphilis cases, IRGC terrorists planning the reprisal assassination against Ivanka Trump, Canada's Public Broadcaster claiming no responsibility for their TV show that used deceptive tactics to lure and target conservative figures, the sex therapist turned Democrat Candidate blasted for calls of a concentration camp and castrations, Cubans hoping for the downfall of the regime following the US Indictment of Raul Castro, the elimination of Daylight Savings in the US, the activist who sent Ilhan Omar’s daughter and Hasan Piker on Cuba aid convoy having ties to Hamas and Iran, China training Russians to fight in Ukraine, Israeli forces foiling a Hamas shooting in Hebron, the delay in US troop deployment to Poland, the elimination of ISIS's second-in-command, Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, and more hit this week's news.