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NBA postpones Warriors-Timberwolves game due to Minneapolis shooting, rescheduled for Sunday; fans and locals express relief and frustration over safety concerns and disruptions.

Rep. Ilhan Omar demands federal immigration agencies leave Minnesota after fatal shooting

Federal agents fatally shoot man in Minneapolis during arrest attempt, sparking community tensions. The victim, Alex Jeffrey Pretti, was a lawful gun owner and American citizen. The incident occurred near the site of another federal killing, fueling ongoing protests in the Twin Cities.

Minneapolis Man Shot Dead by Police, Protests Escalate: A white male resident with a gun permit was killed in a shootout with officers, sparking protests and calls for President Trump to end Operation Metro Surge. The city is on high alert with emergency operations activated, and resources available for mental health, housing, food, and legal aid.

President Trump honors UK troops in Afghanistan, praising their sacrifices and the unbreakable bond between the US and UK militaries, emphasizing the longstanding partnership and shared battlefield experiences.

Federal agents fatally shoot man during arrest operation, sparking protests and investigations

Minnesotas Democratic senators, Tina Smith and Amy Klobuchar, are demanding ICE withdraw from Minneapolis following a fatal shooting, marking another clash between federal officers and locals. Tensions are high due to the Trump administrations tough immigration crackdown, with three shootings in recent weeks, including one that killed a local woman. Protests and demands for federal agents to leave continue.

Trump Warns Canada Over New Trade Deal with China: A Potential Backdoor for Chinese Goods Flooding U.S. Market

Trumps actions stir tensions with allies, as he revokes Canadian PMs Board of Peace invitation, threatens tariffs, and pushes for Greenland control. Allies react with alarm, rethinking partnerships, while Carney rallies middle powers. Trumps former adviser Bannon suggests strategy of pushing until real pushback, with Republican-led Congress yet to intervene.

Trumps Unpredictable Approach: Allies Push Back as He Revokes Carneys Peace Board Invitation President Trumps recent actions, including revoking Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carneys invitation to his Board of Peace and threatening tariffs on allies, have stirred tensions and worry among Western nations. Trumps push to ditch the post-World War Two rules-based order has led to a shaky new era where old alliances hang in the balance and unpredictability rules the day. Allies, such as Carney and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, are pushing back hard, urging middle powers to band together and positioning Canada as a model against authoritarian...

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz demands end to federal operation after another shooting by agents, citing rising tensions over immigration enforcement. Operation Metro Surge, criticized by Walz for fueling conflict, faces backlash as protests persist and activists track agent movements.

Protester Shot by Federal Agent in Minneapolis

Thirty-seven-year-old Hernando Garcia-Morales, an illegal immigrant with prior convictions, is accused of throwing a rock through a school bus window in Teaneck, New Jersey, critically injuring an eight-year-old girl. Despite multiple arrests, New Jerseys sanctuary policies prevented his deportation. Garcia-Morales was apprehended at a homeless encampment, where he claimed the bus was his enemy. The Department of Justice is suing four New Jersey cities for blocking local police from collaborating with federal immigration authorities, as the girls family seeks the toughest charges. This case underscores growing tensions over sanctuary rules and public safety.

A massive winter storm is causing chaos across the US, with over 140 million people under winter storm warnings. President Trump has approved emergency declarations for South Carolina and Virginia. The storm is bringing heavy snow and ice, causing over 3,600 flight cancellations on Saturday and over 6,200 more expected on Sunday. Eighteen states and Washington, D.C. have issued emergency orders, with FEMA and state partners ready to assist those in need.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, U.S. envoys, and Russian representatives conclude trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi, agreeing to report back and plan next steps. Zelenskyy emphasizes the need for American monitoring to ensure peace, while Russia insists on Ukraine pulling troops from eastern areas. Despite the talks, Russian drone attacks kill and injure civilians, casting doubt on the peace effort.

President Trump announces plans for an IndyCar race around the National Mall, but faces opposition from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. Trump also reveals a UFC fight on the White House South Lawn for his birthday, aiming to boost tourism and showcase Americas racing history.

President Trump reveals U.S. military weapon disabled Venezuelan defenses during Maduro capture, causing a massacre with over one hundred fatalities, including thirty-two Cuban supporters. The weapons nature remains undisclosed, but its impact was devastating, leaving defenders helpless against precise, rapid fire.

First Lady Melania Trumps new film, Melania, offers an intimate look at her life during the lead-up to President Trumps second inauguration. The movie, set for global release on January 30th, features rare behind-the-scenes moments, including her fashion choices, diplomatic trips, and even Secret Service details. The film, produced by her adviser Marc Beckman, is not political, with Melania leading the creative side. A follow-up documentary series is planned for later this year. Before the public debut, Melania will ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange and attend a premiere at the Trump-Kennedy Center.

President Trump pushes for full U.S. sovereignty over Greenland, vital Arctic territory with American military bases. Despite Denmarks resistance, Trump aims to secure a deal similar to British sovereign base areas in Cyprus, citing national security concerns amid growing Arctic rivalries. Greenlands premier insists sovereignty is non-negotiable, leaving the future of U.S. presence in the Arctic uncertain.

A massive winter storm is wreaking havoc across the US, with over 140 million people under warnings. Heavy snow and dangerous ice from Texas to North Carolina threaten power outages, snarled roads, and flight cancellations. Texas Governor Greg Abbott urges residents to stay home. Travelers face delays and cancellations, while utility companies prepare for widespread outages. Federal teams are ready with search and rescue squads, meals, blankets, and generators. President Trump assures full FEMA preparedness. Churches go online, parades are canceled, and schools close. Thawing could take days, with officials vowing to avoid a repeat of Texass grid meltdown.