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WASHINGTON — An initial report to Congress from the Department of Homeland Security says two federal officers fired their service weapons during the fatal encounter with Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, marking the first official acknowledgment that multiple agents shot at the 37‑year‑old U.S. citizen as of 28 January
SEATTLE — An internal email sent in apparent error to staff in Amazon’s cloud division has effectively confirmed a fresh round of layoffs tied to a restructuring plan known internally as “Project Dawn,” jolting employees days before the company is expected to unveil thousands of corporate job cuts as of
MINNEAPOLIS — A man shot by federal immigration officers during a large-scale enforcement operation in south Minneapolis on Saturday has died in hospital, intensifying public anger in a city still grappling with the legacy of previous fatal encounters involving federal agents as of 24 January 2026. Federal officials say the man
KYIV — U.S.-brokered talks aimed at ending Russia’s nearly four-year invasion of Ukraine ended in Abu Dhabi without a peace deal after a massive overnight Russian bombardment knocked out power to more than a million Ukrainians and killed at least one person as of 24 January 2026. Delegations
DAVOS — A loosely defined “concept” of a deal over Greenland allowed U.S. President Donald Trump to step back from threatened tariffs on European allies at the World Economic Forum, capping a volatile sequence that rippled through trade diplomacy, global growth expectations and equity markets as of 21 January 2026.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said he is considering new tariffs on unidentified countries that “don’t go along with Greenland,” tying potential trade penalties to his renewed push to bring the Danish territory under US control for what he describes as national security reasons. The remarks, delivered at a White
BRUSSELS — A small multinational NATO contingent has begun deploying to Greenland for a joint Arctic exercise that follows tense White House talks over the island’s long‑term political status and strategic role in North Atlantic security, according to officials briefed on the discussions. The limited troop movement, framed publicly
MINNEAPOLIS — A federal immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis escalated into a violent confrontation on Wednesday evening, ending with a man from Venezuela shot in the leg and renewed clashes between federal officers and protesters in a city already on edge over recent use of force. Officials said the man, who
COPENHAGEN — A fresh escalation in United States rhetoric over Greenland’s strategic future has drawn sharp warnings from Nordic leaders, who say any attempt by Washington to force a change in the island’s status would trigger a political and legal crisis far beyond the Arctic. In comments that have
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said on Sunday he had been briefed on a range of responses to mass protests and the Iranian government’s crackdown, including possible military strikes and non-military measures, a posture that immediately raised the prospect of rapid escalation in the region. The administration combined sharply worded
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said the United States is examining a range of responses to the mass protests and deadly crackdown in Iran, telling reporters aboard Air Force One that "the military is looking at it, and we're looking at some very strong options," and that
TEHRAN — Iran’s supreme leader on Friday accused protesters of acting on behalf of the United States, saying demonstrators were “ruining their own streets” to win favour with foreign leaders and warning that the Islamic Republic would not yield to what he called mercenaries for outsiders. The televised remarks came
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