President Donald Trump says he’s finished interviewing candidates to lead the U.S. Federal reserve and has someone in mind for the job, though he’s not naming them yet.


Trump Has 'someone' in Mind to Lead the Federal Reserve

President Donald Trump's ambitious energy promises-emphasizing fossil fuel dominance, nuclear revival, and regulatory rollbacks-face economic realities like market-driven renewable growth, congressional budget pushback, and global demand shifts.


Trump's Energy Vow Clashes with Market Forces

President Donald Trump confirmed a US "massive fleet," including the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier group and destroyers, is heading toward Iran as a precautionary measure amid Tehran's violent crackdown on nationwide protests.



Trump: "Massive Fleet" En Route to Iran Amid Protest Crackdown

President Donald Trump signed the charter for his new Board of Peace at a Davos ceremony on January 22, 2026, showcasing the initiative originally tied to Gaza reconstruction but now expanded to global disputes, with permanent membership requiring a $1 billion contribution.


Gaza Peace Board Unveiled: Trump Touts Global Action Force

Donald Trump announces a sweeping new framework on Greenland after high-level talks with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, securing long-term U.S. control over key military bases and strategic territories in the Arctic. The deal halts threatened trade tariffs and reshapes regional security as Washington moves to counter growing Russian and Chinese activity in the Arctic. While stopping short of annexation, the agreement gives the United States sovereign rights over major military zones, raising concerns in Denmark and across Europe.

Greenland Partitioned: Trump Takes Control of Arctic Bases in Major NATO Deal

#Gravitas In the presence of a large number of global leaders, U.S. President Donald Trump launched the Gaza Board of Peace. A powerful new forum born out of the fragile Gaza ceasefire that now threatens to redraw the lines of international authority. Supporters call it a fresh path to peace while critics warn it could weaken the United Nations, the very institution meant to safeguard global order.


Trump's Gaza Peace Board Divides World | GRAVITAS 

U.S. extended its crackdown on illegal immigration to the state of Maine. As it is home to thousands of residents of Somalian origin, concerns have been raised over the intimidatory tactics of ICE agents. 

America on Edge as Trump Expands Immigration Crackdown From Minneapolis to Maine

#Gravitas After the removal of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, the Trump Administration has turned its full attention to Cuba. The administration is hoping that the communist government is weaker than it has ever been in nearly seventy years and could fall even before 2026 ends.

U.S. Seeking Regime Change in Cuba by End 2026

A regional poll shows strong support across multiple South American countries for the U.S. operation that captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro — particularly in nations like Costa Rica, Chile, Colombia, Panama and Peru. Viewers will get key context on why dissatisfaction with Maduro’s rule and regional concerns have shaped public opinion, as well as reactions from governments and opposition figures. Subscribe for more global political developments.

People From the Majority of the South American Countries Support Trump's Action Against Maduro

US President Donald Trump has hinted that a peace deal between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky may be “near” as formal talks on ending the Ukraine war begin at the World Economic Forum. Trump also launched the Board of Peace at WEF with a United Nations tie-up, positioning the initiative as a platform to support global conflict resolution.


Davos 2026: Talks On Ukraine Peace Deal Begins At World Economic Forum 

US President Donald Trump signed the much-anticipated “Board of Peace” charter at Davos, unveiling his Gaza Peace Board initiative aimed at fostering stability and dialogue in the region.

Trump Signs ‘Board of Peace’ Charter, Unveils Gaza Peace Initiative

US President Donald Trump led the signing of the Board of Peace charter at the World Economic Forum, calling it a moment “long in the making.” Trump also addressed ongoing tensions in Gaza, noting there are “little fires to put out,” as he emphasised global cooperation and conflict resolution.


Davos 2026: US President Believes Russia-Ukraine Peace Deal Coming Soon

Davos 2026: Trump Launches ‘Board of Peace’ With Signing Ceremony in World Economic Forum

The United States may be given land in Greenland under a newly announced framework, according to reports. US President Donald Trump has called off tariffs and hailed the move as a deal benefiting all NATO nations, while stressing that Washington will not use force to pursue its interests in Greenland.


Trump announces Greenland framework: 'I want Greenland, but won’t use force'

Russian President Vladimir Putin suggests using frozen Russian assets to cover a $1 billion membership fee, triggering fresh debate over sanctions, global finance, and international law.

Putin Signals $1B Support for ‘Board of Peace’ Amid Trump Talks

Danish users are turning to the Nonusa app as calls to boycott U.S. products gain traction following Donald Trump’s remarks on Greenland. The app has surged to No.1 on Denmark’s App Store, highlighting a growing digital pushback by European consumers seeking local alternatives.


Greenland showdown: Apps to avoid US products surge in Denmark after Trump’s Greenland remark

Trump announced a "framework of a future deal" on Greenland during Davos 2026 on January 21, following his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, easing prior threats of tariffs on European nations and military action. 


Trump Hails NATO Framework on Greenland, Drops Tariff Threats 

President Trump announced a "framework of a future deal" on Greenland at Davos 2026 on January 21, following talks with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, calling it a win for all NATO nations through US mineral rights access and "Golden Dome" missile defense collaboration.

Trump Claims Framework Deal on Greenland, Calls Off EU Tariffs

President Trump announced a "framework of a future deal" on Greenland during Davos 2026 on January 21, following his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, easing prior threats of tariffs on European nations and military action. 

Trump Signals Deal on Greenland After Davos NATO Talks 

President Trump marked one year since his January 20, 2025, inauguration with sweeping achievements including 2.6 million deportations achieving negative net migration, record $1.6 trillion private investments, and 151,000 jobs added in February alone.

Trump's Second Term Milestone: Mass Deportations, Tariff Victories

President Donald Trump announced on January 21, 2026, a "framework of a future deal" on Greenland and the Arctic region following talks with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at Davos, softening his prior aggressive rhetoric on acquisition. 

Trump Claims Framework Deal on Greenland After Rutte Meeting 

Questions are mounting over America’s commitment to NATO after reports suggest the Pentagon may not replace U.S. troops once their current terms end. While officials have not confirmed a withdrawal, the move could signal a strategic shift in U.S. military posture in Europe amid rising global tensions. This report examines what’s being considered, why it matters, and how allies are reacting.

Is the U.S. Retreating From NATO? Pentagon Weighs Troop Pullback 

The Armed Forces of Ukraine are rolling out a revamped air defense model built around small, mobile teams using interceptor drones, as the country braces for new waves of Russian energy strikes, President Volodymyr Zelensky said Monday.


Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky deploys mobile fire groups, interceptor drones 

Russian and U.S. envoys held talks in Davos on the future of the Ukraine war, with Moscow’s envoy claiming the discussions were constructive and saying more people now recognise what he called the “fairness” of Russia’s position, while U.S. envoy Witkoff described the two-hour meeting as positive.


Ukraine peace talks: Witkoff calls 2-hour Davos talks with Russian envoy 'positive'  

When the UK took control of the Chagos Islands - Diego Garcia is the southernmost - from former British colony Mauritius, it sought to rapidly evict its population of more than 1,000 people to make way for the military base.


Trump Slams UK Deal To Hand Over Chagos Island To Mauritius 

US President Donald Trump on Monday (Jan 19) said that he watched the footage of agitators storming the Church in Minnesota, calling them “professionals”. Labelling them as “troublemakers”, the US President called for the “insurrectionists” to be thrown in jail or out of the country. Trump also warned Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Ilhan Omar, representative for Minnesota’s 5th congressional district, calling them “corrupt politicians”.“Just watched footage of the Church Raid in Minnesota by the agitators and insurrectionists. These people are professionals! No person acts the way they act. They are highly trained to scream, rant, and rave, like lunatics, in a certain manner, just like they are doing. They are troublemakers who should be thrown in jail, or thrown out of the Country.”He further attacked Walz and Omar, who he accused of having a networth of over $30 million. Calling them “corrupt politicians”, Trump demanded an investigation into the two democrats.“The first to go should be Walz, and Fake Sleazebag, Ilhan Omar, who is supposedly worth over $30 Million Dollars, even though she’s never had anything but a Government job. Investigate these Corrupt Politicians, and do it now!”As the anti-ICE protest continued in Minnesota following the killing of Renee Good by an immigration agent, a mob of agitators stormed a church on Sunday (Jan 17) in St Paul, Minnesota, disrupting the worship service.&nbsp;The tensions flared after protesters claimed that a pastor inside the church was affiliated with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Following the incident, White House Press Secretary said that Trump will not tolerate intimidation and harassment of Christians at their place of worship. She also said that an investigation into the incident has been launched.In the videos of the incident shared on social media, protesters can be heard chanting, “Justice for Renee Good” and “Who needs justice, we need justice” as they interrupted the church service.In a statement on X, ICE said, “Agitators aren’t just targeting our officers. Now they’re targeting churches, too. They’re going from hotel to hotel, church to church, hunting for federal law enforcement who are risking their lives to protect Americans.”ICE further blamed Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey for inciting violence.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Agitators aren’t just targeting our officers. Now they’re targeting churches, too. They&#39;re going from hotel to hotel, church to church, hunting for federal law enforcement who are risking their lives to protect Americans. Tim Walz and Jacob Frey are responsible for whipping… <a href="https://t.co/O3WQ6Iftfe">https://t.co/O3WQ6Iftfe</a>&mdash; U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (@ICEgov) <a href="https://twitter.com/ICEgov/status/2013011485476208754?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 18, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Trump said he saw “professional” agitators storm a Minnesota church, urged jail or deportation for them, and accused Gov Tim Walz and Rep Ilhan Omar of corruption, calling for investigations.

US President Donald Trump on Monday (Jan 19) said that he watched the footage of agitators storming the Church in Minnesota, calling them “professionals”. Labelling them as “troublemakers”, the US President called for the “insurrectionists” to be thrown in jail or out of the country. Trump also warned Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Ilhan Omar, representative for Minnesota’s 5th congressional district, calling them “corrupt politicians”. “Just watched footage of the Church Raid in Minnesota by the agitators and insurrectionists. These people are professionals! No person acts the way they act. They are highly trained to scream, rant, and rave, like lunatics, in a certain manner, just like they are doing. They are troublemakers who should be thrown in jail, or thrown out of the Country.” He further attacked Walz and Omar, who he accused of having a networth of over $30 million. Calling them “corrupt politicians”, Trump demanded an investigation into the two democrats. “The first to go should be Walz, and Fake Sleazebag, Ilhan Omar, who is supposedly worth over $30 Million Dollars, even though she’s never had anything but a Government job. Investigate these Corrupt Politicians, and do it now!” As the anti-ICE protest continued in Minnesota following the killing of Renee Good by an immigration agent, a mob of agitators stormed a church on Sunday (Jan 17) in St Paul, Minnesota, disrupting the worship service. The tensions flared after protesters claimed that a pastor inside the church was affiliated with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Following the incident, White House Press Secretary said that Trump will not tolerate intimidation and harassment of Christians at their place of worship. She also said that an investigation into the incident has been launched. In the videos of the incident shared on social media, protesters can be heard chanting, “Justice for Renee Good” and “Who needs justice, we need justice” as they interrupted the church service. In a statement on X, ICE said, “Agitators aren’t just targeting our officers. Now they’re targeting churches, too. They’re going from hotel to hotel, church to church, hunting for federal law enforcement who are risking their lives to protect Americans.” ICE further blamed Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey for inciting violence.

Trump said he saw “professional” agitators storm a Minnesota church, urged jail or deportation for them, and accused Gov Tim Walz and Rep Ilhan Omar of corruption, calling for investigations.

‘These people are professionals!’ Trump blasts ‘insurrectionists’ who stormed Minnesota church, calls Tim Walz ‘corrupt politician’

As US President Donald Trump continues to push for US acquisition of Greenland, the citizens of the frozen territory and Denmark have come up with a new way to show their defiance against the POTUS' plan: 'Make America Go Away' caps. As per reports, red baseball caps spoofing Donald Trump's signature MAGA hat have turned into a quiet but unmistakable symbol of resistance in Denmark and Greenland, as anger grows over Trump's threats to take control of the Arctic island.<h2>Make America Go Away</h2>The caps in Trump's signature red, read "Make America Go Away," a pointed parody of Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan. Over the past week, the MAGA 2.0 caps have started surfacing across social media and at public demonstrations, including a weekend protest held in freezing conditions outside Copenhagen city hall.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-1-billion-for-peace-confusion-and-panic-as-trump-forces-gaza-peace-board-event-on-davos-2026-1768882863505">$1 billion for ‘peace’? Confusion and panic as Trump forces Gaza ‘Peace Board’ event on Davos 2026</a>European governments have closed ranks behind Denmark and Greenland, warning that Trump’s rhetoric undermines western security and destabilises the Arctic at a moment of heightened geopolitical tension.<h2>The man behind 'Make America Go Away'</h2>The hats were created by Jesper Rabe Tonnesen, a vintage clothing store owner in Copenhagen. As per reports, he first produced a small batch in 2024, when they drew little interest. That changed abruptly as Washington escalated its push for Greenland.“When a delegation from America went up to Greenland, we started to realise this probably wasn’t a joke,” Tonnesen said. “It’s not reality TV, it’s actually reality.”This, he said made him wonder, “‘OK, what can I do?’ Can I communicate in a funny way with a good message and unite the Danes to show that Danish people support the people of Greenland?” and thus the hats made a comeback.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/norway-pm-confirms-trump-sent-chilling-text-linking-nobel-snub-to-greenland-control-says-told-potus-not-our-fault-1768873546072">Norway PM confirms Trump sent ‘chilling’ text linking Nobel snub to Greenland control, says told POTUS 'not our fault'</a><h2>‘Make America Go Away’ hats sold out</h2>Talking to The Guardian, Tonnesen revealed that the demand for the hats has jumped almost overnight. What had been a slow trickle of sales turned into a sell-out in a single weekend. He said that he has now ordered several thousand more.One of the earliest designs played on a Danish phrase, “Nu det nok” meaning “Now it’s enough,” reworked as “Nu det NUUK!” — a nod to Nuuk, Greenland’s capital.At Saturday’s rally, protesters waved Danish and Greenlandic flags and held handmade signs mocking US claims. “No Means No,” read one. Another said, “Make America Smart Again.” Greenland insists that Trump’s tariff threats made no difference to the island. "We will not be pressured," Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen said in a Facebook post, adding that the autonomous territory "is a democratic society with the right to make its own decisions".&nbsp;

As Donald Trump keeps pushing for US control of Greenland, Denmark and Greenland have found a sharp, sarcastic way to push back: red baseball caps reading “Make America Go Away.”

As US President Donald Trump continues to push for US acquisition of Greenland, the citizens of the frozen territory and Denmark have come up with a new way to show their defiance against the POTUS' plan: 'Make America Go Away' caps. As per reports, red baseball caps spoofing Donald Trump's signature MAGA hat have turned into a quiet but unmistakable symbol of resistance in Denmark and Greenland, as anger grows over Trump's threats to take control of the Arctic island. Make America Go Away The caps in Trump's signature red, read "Make America Go Away," a pointed parody of Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan. Over the past week, the MAGA 2.0 caps have started surfacing across social media and at public demonstrations, including a weekend protest held in freezing conditions outside Copenhagen city hall. Also read | $1 billion for ‘peace’? Confusion and panic as Trump forces Gaza ‘Peace Board’ event on Davos 2026 European governments have closed ranks behind Denmark and Greenland, warning that Trump’s rhetoric undermines western security and destabilises the Arctic at a moment of heightened geopolitical tension. The man behind 'Make America Go Away' The hats were created by Jesper Rabe Tonnesen, a vintage clothing store owner in Copenhagen. As per reports, he first produced a small batch in 2024, when they drew little interest. That changed abruptly as Washington escalated its push for Greenland. “When a delegation from America went up to Greenland, we started to realise this probably wasn’t a joke,” Tonnesen said. “It’s not reality TV, it’s actually reality.” This, he said made him wonder, “‘OK, what can I do?’ Can I communicate in a funny way with a good message and unite the Danes to show that Danish people support the people of Greenland?” and thus the hats made a comeback. Also read | Norway PM confirms Trump sent ‘chilling’ text linking Nobel snub to Greenland control, says told POTUS 'not our fault' ‘Make America Go Away’ hats sold out Talking to The Guardian, Tonnesen revealed that the demand for the hats has jumped almost overnight. What had been a slow trickle of sales turned into a sell-out in a single weekend. He said that he has now ordered several thousand more. One of the earliest designs played on a Danish phrase, “Nu det nok” meaning “Now it’s enough,” reworked as “Nu det NUUK!” — a nod to Nuuk, Greenland’s capital. At Saturday’s rally, protesters waved Danish and Greenlandic flags and held handmade signs mocking US claims. “No Means No,” read one. Another said, “Make America Smart Again.” Greenland insists that Trump’s tariff threats made no difference to the island. "We will not be pressured," Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen said in a Facebook post, adding that the autonomous territory "is a democratic society with the right to make its own decisions".

As Donald Trump keeps pushing for US control of Greenland, Denmark and Greenland have found a sharp, sarcastic way to push back: red baseball caps reading “Make America Go Away.”

‘Make America Go Away’: Danes troll Trump’s Greenland dream with MAGA spoof caps

Russian strikes have caused widespread power outages across Ukraine, forcing authorities to deploy more than 58,000 energy workers to repair damaged infrastructure and restore electricity.


Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine rolls out interceptor drones to boost air defence 

The World Economic Forum has rescinded the invitation for Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to attend its Davos 2026 summit, citing the recent deadly crackdown on protesters in Iran and the “tragic loss of civilian life”.


WEF Withdraws Iran FM Invitation Amid Deadly Crackdown on Protesters 

US President Donald Trump has suggested he no longer feels an obligation to focus solely on peace, citing what he described as a lack of recognition for his role in ending multiple conflicts.

Trump referred to Norway’s Nobel Committee, saying he had not been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize despite claiming credit for stopping or de-escalating several wars.

US-Greenland Takeover: Trump Says He Feels No Obligation To Pursue Peace After Nobel Snub

UK manufacturers are bracing for a fresh trade shock as President Donald Trump imposes a 10% tariff on European imports. The move threatens Britain’s auto sector, raises export costs, and revives fears of a wider transatlantic trade dispute impacting jobs and growth.


Trump slaps 10% tariff on Europe, UK braces for shock

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