Trump Tells Iranians: Keep Protesting, Help Is Coming
Former US President Donald Trump encourages Iranian protesters to persist in their demonstrations, assuring them that assistance is on the way amid ongoing unrest.
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Trump Tells Iranians to Keep Protesting, Vows Help
Former US President Donald Trump encourages Iranian protesters to persist in demonstrations, stating assistance is forthcoming during ongoing civil unrest in Iran.
Minneapolis Anti-ICE Protests Turn Violent, Federal Building Fortified
Minneapolis faces violent clashes as anti-ICE protests escalate outside federal building. Federal agents deploy tear gas, flash bangs against protesters launching fireworks. Unrest follows fatal ICE shooting of mother of three under FBI investigation.
US Inflation Steady in December, Food Costs Pressure Households
US consumer inflation remained unchanged in December, with prices rising 0.3% monthly. While gas and used car prices fell, food and housing costs continue to burden American families.
US Lawmakers Propose Bills to Annex Greenland
Republican and Democratic lawmakers in the US have introduced bills to annex Greenland, citing strategic and economic interests, which has ignited global discussions on sovereignty and geopolitics.
NYC Council Worker Detained by ICE in Immigration Clash
A New York City Council employee was detained by ICE during a routine immigration appointment, sparking outrage from city officials who claim he has valid work authorization until 2026.
US Universities Face Sharp Drop in International Master's Students
New projections show US universities may enroll 64,000 fewer international master's students in 2025-26, threatening STEM programs and economic impact.
Trump Cancels Iran Meeting, Deaths Spike, Aid Pledged
Former US President Donald Trump cancels a planned meeting with Tehran officials as Iran's death toll rises sharply, while promising assistance is on the way.
FCC Reverses Smartphone Unlocking Rule for Verizon
The FCC has reversed its 60-day smartphone unlocking mandate for Verizon, allowing the telecom giant to save hundreds of millions of dollars annually by closing a fraud loophole exploited by criminal networks.
US Investigates Device Linked to Havana Syndrome
The US Department of Defense has spent over a year investigating a mysterious device emitting pulsed radio waves, suspected in anomalous health incidents affecting diplomats and spies worldwide.
Trump Defends ICE Shooting in Minnesota Amid Protests
Former US President Donald Trump defends the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent in Minnesota, calling it self-defense as protests spread and federal officers deploy.
Indian Student Killed, Two Injured in Kazakhstan Accident
A young Indian student lost his life, and two others sustained injuries in a devastating road accident in Kazakhstan. The incident has shocked the community and raised concerns about safety abroad.
White House Edits Photo of Trump Staring at Greenland
The White House posted an edited image showing former President Donald Trump gazing at Greenland, raising questions about digital manipulation and political messaging.
Body Brokering: Billion-Dollar US Trade in Human Remains
The US body brokering industry operates in a legal gray area, turning donated corpses into commercial inventory worth $1 billion, leaving families traumatized by misuse of loved ones' remains.
Trump Ends Protected Status for Somalis in US
The Trump administration has ended temporary protected status for thousands of Somali immigrants in the United States, sparking protests in Minneapolis over a recent fatal shooting.
ICE Shooting Sparks Fear Among H-1B Visa Holders
Following a fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis, H-1B visa holders express anxiety on Reddit, questioning immigration enforcement encounters in daily life.
White House Tweet Sparks Alarm Over Trump's Greenland Push
A White House social media post has reignited concerns about Donald Trump's persistent efforts to acquire Greenland, which he calls a national security necessity.
US Ends TPS for Somalis, Orders Departure by March 17
The Trump administration terminates Temporary Protected Status for Somali nationals, requiring approximately 2,500 people to leave the United States by mid-March 2025.
Ex-US Navy Sailor Gets 17 Years for China Espionage
Jinchao Wei, a former US Navy sailor, receives a 200-month prison sentence for espionage after selling sensitive military information to a Chinese intelligence officer for $12,000.
Trump's 2018 'Policeman' Tweet Viral Amid Iran Tensions
Donald Trump's 2018 tweet questioning US role as Middle East 'policeman' resurfaces online as tensions with Iran escalate and military actions increase across region.
US Court Orders Return of Wrongfully Deported Indian Man
A US federal court has directed immigration authorities to bring back an Indian man, Francisco D'Costa, who was deported despite a stay order. The court found his removal improper.
Texas Schools Dominate: 10% of Top 100 High Schools in State
Texas emerges as an educational powerhouse with 10% of America's top high schools. Magnet and charter schools drive excellence through specialized programs and selective admissions.
Lindsey Graham Warns Iran's Ayatollah Over Nuclear Program
US Senator Lindsey Graham, a key Trump ally, has delivered a forceful warning to Iran's Supreme Leader, cautioning against nuclear escalation amid rising Middle East tensions.
Trump: US 'Screwed' If Court Blocks Tariffs
Former President Donald Trump says the United States would be in deep trouble if the Supreme Court strikes down his tariffs. He made these remarks during a recent interview.
BBC Seeks Dismissal of Trump's $10 Billion Lawsuit
The BBC has filed a motion to dismiss a $10 billion defamation lawsuit brought by former US President Donald Trump, arguing the claims lack merit and are legally insufficient.
Vance Defends ICE Agent, Blames Immigrants After Shooting
US Vice President JD Vance publicly defended an ICE agent who shot Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis. He blamed Somali immigrants for welfare fraud and rising childcare costs in social media posts.
Musk-Hegseth Texas Visit Sparks Defense Tech Shift
A high-profile visit by US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to SpaceX's Starbase with Elon Musk has ignited online buzz about a new conservative tech-military alliance, highlighting Pentagon plans to integrate AI like Grok into defense systems.
Newsom Opposes Billionaire Tax, Fears Wealth Exodus
California Governor Gavin Newsom vows to block a proposed billionaire tax, warning it's already driving wealthy residents out of the state and costing billions in lost revenue.
Trump's Greenland Obsession Reignites with White House Post
The White House shares images of Trump gazing at Greenland, sparking global concern over his push to acquire the Arctic territory for US national security.
WalletHub: Most Educated US Cities in 2026 Shape Urban Power
A new WalletHub analysis reveals America's most educated metropolitan areas for 2026, showing how educational concentration predicts urban success and reshapes local economies across the United States.
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