Berlin has been plunged into its longest power outage since World War II after an arson attack on high-voltage power cables triggered a massive blackout in the city southwest. German federal prosecutors have taken over the investigation and launched a terrorism probe, citing suspected sabotage, arson, disruption of public services, and possible membership in a terrorist organization.

U.S. President Donald Trump addressed House Republicans during a closed-door retreat at the Kennedy Center, delivering remarks that quickly became a focal point online after short clips surfaced across social media. During the speech, Trump veered off script, acting out exaggerated weightlifting motions and joking about being criticized at home for behavior he said was &ldquo;unpresidential.&rdquo; Trump also used the appearance to ridicule foreign leaders and global negotiations, including comments about international drug pricing and remarks aimed at France&rsquo;s leadership.&nbsp;

The Department of Homeland Security has launched what it calls the largest immigration enforcement operation in its history, deploying more than 2000 ICE agents across Minnesota. Federal officials say the operation is concentrated in the Twin Cities region, including Minneapolis and St Paul, and involves hundreds of investigators examining alleged fraud cases statewide. DHS confirmed that more than 1000 people have been arrested so far, including roughly 150 in Minneapolis.

U.S. President Donald Trump says Venezuela will transfer up to&nbsp; 50 million barrels of oil to the United States following a dramatic power shift in Caracas. Trump claims the oil will be sold at market prices, with proceeds used to benefit both Americans and Venezuelans. U.S. officials say the move follows years of sanctions over disputed elections and foreign alliances involving China, Russia, Iran, and Cuba.

The sudden death of California Congressman Doug LaMalfa at the age of 65 has sent shockwaves through Washington and placed the Republican House majority on its most fragile footing in years. With LaMalfa&rsquo;s passing, the GOP&rsquo;s already razor-thin edge in the House has narrowed further, leaving Speaker Mike Johnson with virtually no room for error. Under the current numbers, Republicans can afford just two defections before losing control, a margin that now hangs by a thread. WATCH&nbsp;

A fresh wave of scrutiny is surrounding a sitting United Nations ambassador after U.S. federal agencies confirmed historical links to an Ohio-based healthcare provider previously flagged for Medicaid fraud concerns. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Ambassador Abukar Dahir Osman had an association with a Cincinnati healthcare agency that faced prior federal action during the Trump administration. While HHS has acknowledged the connection, officials have declined to disclose detailed findings, enforcement steps, or the full scope of the investigation. WATCH&nbsp;

As military strikes rattle Caracas and geopolitical tensions rise across South America, a parallel storm is unfolding in Washington, this time over transparency, accountability and the Epstein files. The U.S. Department of Justice has formally missed a statutory deadline to complete redactions and release materials tied to Jeffrey Epstein, triggering alarm among House Oversight Democrats. Lawmakers say the delay violates clear legal obligations under the Epstein Transparency Law and raises renewed questions about who is being protected and why. WATCH&nbsp;

U.S. President Donald Trump has once again thrust Greenland into the global spotlight, questioning Denmark&rsquo;s handling of security on the strategically vital Arctic island. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump appeared to downplay Denmark&rsquo;s recent security measures, remarking that Greenland&rsquo;s defense had been enhanced by the addition of just one `dog sled`, a comment that quickly drew international attention. Trump framed Greenland not merely as a territory under Danish sovereignty, but as a critical asset in the broader architecture of U.S. national security. His remarks revive earlier arguments made during his presidency, where Greenland was repeatedly described as essential to protecting American interests in the Arctic amid rising global competition. WATCH&nbsp;

Trump is once again drawing attention to Greenland, this time framing it not as a resource acquisition, but as a critical national security priority. In a series of remarks, Trump signals that America&rsquo;s strategic focus may be expanding beyond Venezuela and the Western Hemisphere, deep into the Arctic region. Greenland&rsquo;s importance, according to Trump&rsquo;s long-standing argument, lies in its geographic dominance over emerging Arctic shipping routes, growing Russian and Chinese naval activity, and the accelerating impact of Arctic ice melt. WATCH&nbsp;

Berlin in the dark: Longest blackout hits thousands, terror probe launched

Trump’s stand-up comedy on transgender athletes invites global flak

Minnesota: Largest ICE operation ever, 2000 ICE agents flood Twin Cities

Trump’s $2bn Venezuela oil heist explained: China kicked out, what’s at stake

California Rep. Doug LaMalfa’s Sudden Death Tightens GOP Grip on the House

UN's Abukar Dahir Osman Tied to Ohio Healthcare Firm FLAGGED for Medicaid Fraud

Caracas Bombed, DOJ Misses Court-Mandated Epstein Deadline

Trump RIDICULES Denmark’s Greenland Security Move; Arctic Tensions Boil

Greenland on Trump's STRATEGIC Table? U.S. Security Can’t Stop at Venezuela

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