January 2026

Recent developments surrounding former U.S. President Donald Trump have once again pushed Greenland into the international spotlight, after renewed political rhetoric and strategic discussions revived fears about regional security and geopolitical ambitions. The image circulating online reflects growing anxiety among analysts and observers who believe Trump’s past interest in Greenland, combined with rising global tensions […]

For millions of Americans, Pope Leo XIV’s single-word message felt less like a riddle and more like a mirror. “Many” sounded like an inventory of wounds: political cruelty, weaponized faith, abandoned migrants, forgotten poor. Coming from a Chicago-born pastor who had already challenged U.S. leaders on immigration and human dignity, it was not a shrug.

For many households, the numbers being thrown around sound almost unreal: refunds rising from about $3,000 to nearly $3,800 on average, with some families saving close to $4,000 in 2026 alone. The White House is framing it as long-overdue relief for “honest, hard-working Americans,” fueled by provisions like no tax on tips, overtime, or Social

When David Muir finally spoke his truth, it wasn’t scripted, polished, or perfectly timed. It was raw. For years, he had been the steady presence in America’s living rooms, guiding viewers through chaos while quietly battling his own. That night, when he revealed that his gender identity had never matched the assumptions made about him,

A free press cannot afford to treat that kind of threat as normal political noise. The first response must be radical transparency: documenting, publishing, and archiving every attempt to intimidate, exclude, or punish critical coverage. Silence and euphemism only help power; clear language and public records build a shield. Newsrooms should coordinate, not compete, on

What sounded like free money was always built on shaky ground. Tariffs have generated less than a fraction of what’s needed to fund broad $2,000 payouts, and much of that revenue is already locked in legal disputes. A skeptical Supreme Court could not only gut Trump’s authority to unilaterally impose these tariffs, but also force

Trump’s latest health note from Dr. Bruce Aronwald is short, flattering, and carefully incomplete. It praises “excellent” health, references weight loss and daily exercise, and echoes the same rosy language that has defined his past medical letters. Yet once again, the public is left without hard data: no lab values, no imaging results, no clear

The therapist, Adam James, doesn’t treat Trump and stresses his assessment comes only from public footage and behavior. Still, his 14 years of experience make his observations hard to dismiss. He describes a pattern of neurological red flags: unsteady walking, a possible one-sided weakness, trouble with basic facts, and speech that circles around the same

Don Lemon’s arrest has instantly become a flashpoint in an already fractured nation. Federal agents moved in just days after his presence at a charged anti-immigration protest inside a Minnesota church, where demonstrators confronted a pastor who also served as an ICE official. With both the FBI and Homeland Security Investigations involved, and a grand

The instant a president dies, the legal path is clear even if the country’s emotions are not. Power passes immediately to the vice president, who is sworn in as president as soon as possible to signal continuity at home and abroad. Inside the White House, staff scramble to shift loyalty, secure communications, and brief the