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Former President Trump alleges massive theft in Minnesota, accusing Democratic leaders of covering up billions in losses. Meanwhile, real fraud concerns emerge, including a nonprofit charged with stealing pandemic aid and investigations into wire transfers to Somalia. As scrutiny intensifies, Minnesotas finances face increased examination.

Former President Trump alleges massive theft and fraud in Minnesota, accusing Democratic leaders of stealing over $100 billion. He warns of worse in states like California, but offers no evidence. Meanwhile, the Treasury Department intensifies scrutiny on Minnesotas financial dealings with Somalia and investigates major fraud cases, potentially shedding light on the states money trail.

Irans Revolutionary Guard commander warns U.S. and Israel amid rising tensions, as U.S. warships approach the Middle East. President Trump threatens force if Iran harms protesters, while Iran denies halting execution plans. Air travel disrupted due to volatile situation, with protest death toll climbing and internet blackout ongoing.

Tensions escalate as Irans Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, goes into hiding amidst U.S. airstrike threats. His son, Masoud, takes over daily operations. Meanwhile, Irans Revolutionary Guard Commander warns of readiness for any U.S. or Israeli moves. Over forty thousand arrests linked to protests, with fears of executions. Warships approach, keeping the situation on a knifes edge.

Noem Warns: Stay Home as Winter Storm Fern Threatens Millions

The United States officially withdraws from the World Health Organization, citing failures during the COVID-19 pandemic and acting against American interests. WHO Director Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus refutes these claims, emphasizing the agencys commitment to transparency and respectful engagement with member states. US officials accuse WHO of blocking critical data and pushing mandates that harmed small businesses and left people dying alone. WHO denies these allegations, stating they only recommended measures, not mandated them. The US owes around $260 million in unpaid dues, and WHO will review the withdrawal at the executive board meeting next month and the world health assembly in...

Federal appeals court denies Justice Departments request to charge more protesters in church disruption case, marking another setback for prosecutors targeting activists who interrupted a service over pastors ties to ICE. Three key activists face conspiracy against rights charges for allegedly intimidating and harassing parishioners, while the Justice Department urges swift action amid immigration crackdown.

Ukraine and Russia agree to second round of peace talks, following Abu Dhabi meeting; Ukrainians express skepticism amidst ongoing strikes and cold; core dispute over Donbas territory remains; February first talks offer fresh chance for progress.

Government Shutdown Looms: Senate Spending Package Collapses Amid Immigration Funding Dispute The Senates key spending package, aimed at preventing a government shutdown, is unraveling due to disagreements over funding for the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Senate Democrats refuse to support the package as it stands, while Republicans demand stronger border security concessions. With the House on recess and a first procedural vote not expected until Wednesday, a partial government closure appears increasingly likely by the weekend.

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services pauses Public Health Infrastructure Grants for review, focusing on accountability and preventing misuse. Ongoing awards affected, with state health leaders eager for quick clarity on funding resumption.

A Homeland Security officer lost a finger in Minneapolis riots, as a protester bit it off during clashes. The incident occurred amid unrest over a fatal shooting by ICE. The victims father warned him to protest peacefully, but the man was armed and approached Border Patrol with a gun. The shooting and assault are under investigation, leaving communities on edge.

Republicans Plan Unconventional Midterm Convention to Boost Trumps Presidential Bid In an unprecedented move, the Republican National Committee has voted to change party rules, paving the way for a midterm convention focused on President Donald Trump. The event, dubbed a Trump-palooza, aims to rally voters and highlight the presidents achievements ahead of Novembers key races. With Trumps approval ratings slipping, Republicans hope to defy historical trends and maintain majorities in both the Senate and House. However, criticism is mounting from independents and even Trump supporters, with concerns over everyday costs and immigration policies. The convention could backfire, turning the midterms...

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