One person is in custody and an investigation is under way following an incident at the Ohio residence of Vice President JD Vance, according to a federal law enforcement source.

The Vance family, the official said, was not home at the time of the incident, and authorities do not believe the person entered the vice president’s home, according to preliminary reports.


JD Vance's Ohio House Attacked, Windows Smashed, Motive Remains Unclear

The United States has reportedly used cyber warfare tools to target Venezuelan military networks, blinding radars and command systems. This unprecedented action highlights the growing role of cyber operations in modern geopolitics.

US Cyber Warfare Powers Venezuela Action, Blinds Radars and Command Networks

North Korea defended its recent missile launch as a justified response to the "recent geopolitical crisis" triggered by the U.S. military strike and capture of Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro. Pyongyang framed the test as a key strategic move amid escalating global tensions following Washington's intervention in Caracas. 


North Korea Missile Launch Justified: 'Reaction to Recent Geopolitical Crisis'

Venezuela’s oil collapse and sanctions have pushed the state towards drugs and illegal gold. Military-linked trafficking, guerrilla-controlled mines and corrupt oil deals now fund crime networks.

<p>Venezuela’s oil collapse and sanctions have pushed the state towards drugs and illegal gold. Military-linked trafficking, guerrilla-controlled mines and corrupt oil deals now fund crime networks.</p>

Venezuela’s oil and drug trade: How resources fuel regional crime networks

US Delta Force captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife. Reports from CBS News confirm the elite unit detained the leader following a major military operation.

<p>US Delta Force captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife. Reports from CBS News confirm the elite unit detained the leader following a major military operation.</p>

Which US force captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife?

Multiple explosions, accompanied by loud noises and reports of low-flying aircraft, were heard in Venezuela's capital, Caracas, in the early hours of Saturday, according to witnesses and media reports. Parts of southern Caracas were also reported to be without electricity following the incident. The cause of the explosions was not immediately known.

WION BREAKING: Caracas Rocked by Blasts Amid US Drug-Smuggling Crackdown | US-Venezuela

Tensions between China and Taiwan have escalated after Beijing conducted military drills near the island, prompting a response from the United States. US officials said they are closely monitoring the situation and urged restraint, as concerns grow over regional stability in the Taiwan Strait. This video breaks down what the drills involve, how Taiwan and the US are responding, and why the developments matter geopolitically.

China-Taiwan Tensions: US Reacts To Chinese Drills Near Taiwan

U.S. President Donald Trump meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at Mar-a-Lago as part of ongoing diplomatic engagement between the two leaders.

Trump-Netanyahu Meet: Trump Addresses Iran in Joint Presser With Netanyahu

Trump-Netanyahu Meet: Trump To 'Knock The Hell Out' of Iran If It Rebuilds Nuclear Programme

Ukraine’s capital came under a large-scale Russian missile and drone assault overnight on Friday (local time), triggering multiple explosions across Kyiv and surrounding regions and prompting authorities to issue nationwide air raid alerts, just a day before Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is scheduled to meet US President Donald Trump in Florida.

Russia Claims Capture of Two More Towns as Zelensky Heads to Miami for Talks

Ukraine says it struck an oil refinery in Russia’s southern Rostov region on Christmas Day using British-supplied Storm Shadow missiles, as the conflict entered a new phase of intensified strikes and diplomatic maneuvering. Russia’s Defense Ministry reported continued operations across multiple targets in Ukraine and claimed control of another settlement in eastern Ukraine, while Ukraine acknowledged targeting key Russian energy and military facilities, including ports, oil storage tanks and an air base. 
The escalation comes even as diplomatic efforts continue. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed discussions with U.S. officials on a draft peace framework, while Moscow said it is reviewing proposals and remains open to further consultations underscoring the sharp contrast between battlefield escalation and fragile diplomatic engagement.

Russia And Ukraine Trade Blows as Peace Talks Continue

#Gravitas Washington says it has carried out airstrikes against suspected Islamic State targets in northwest Nigeria. A move U.S. President Donald Trump described as 'powerful and deadly.'

US Strikes ISIS in Nigeria After Trump Warning on Christian Attacks

The US Navy will begin building a new class of battleships named after President Donald Trump. Dubbed the “Golden Fleet,” these ships are expected to be larger, faster, and more powerful than any previous vessels, with production overseen amid scrutiny of defense contractors.

US Navy to Build Trump-Class Battleships, Golden Fleet Unveiled

 In the world of economics over the next two weeks, nothing much is due. Still, investors will eye the delayed U.S. Gdp data set to release this week. While most market watchers will be focused on 2026, this week is likely to reignite the debate on U.S. Growth versus elevated inflation.

Key Report This Week: Delayed U.S. GDP Data | Cues to Watch in the 'Holiday' Start Week

The United States and Ukraine hailed the recent Miami talks as productive, aiming to find ways to end the ongoing war with Russia. Officials describe the discussions as constructive, highlighting continued diplomacy amid conflict.

US-Ukraine Talk: Miami Talks Between US and Ukraine Deemed Productive

The Justice Department released more documents Saturday from the Jeffrey Epstein files, after an initial release Friday of thousands of photos, police reports and other material — the first records to come to light under a new law signed by President Trump.

Trump Swears He Never Mentions Women's Looks Amid Epstein Files Release

Documents related to the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein were released today on the Justice Department’s website. They include never-before-released photographs of former President Bill Clinton with Epstein and a 1996 description of a criminal complaint against the late convicted sex offender.

DoJ Releases First Batch Of Epstein Files, Former US President Bill Clinton Features Prominently

U.S.-Venezuela: U.S. lawmakers have launched a tough inquiry into the controversial double-tap strike on a Venezuelan boat, questioning Secretary of War Hegseth and Secretary of State Rubio over the operation's legality and consequences. The strike, which has drawn criticism for its aggressive tactics, is under scrutiny for potential violations of international norms and its impact on U.S.-Venezuela relations. 

U.S.-Venezuela: U.S. Lawmakers Grill Hegseth, Rubio Over Double-Tap Strike on Venezuelan Boat

US President Donald Trump has been dubbed the “Pirate of the Caribbean” following the recent seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker, an act condemned by President Nicolás Maduro as naval piracy. The incident has sparked global political debate, highlighting tensions between the United States and Venezuela. This video covers Trump’s controversial label, Maduro’s reaction, and the geopolitical implications of the oil tanker seizure.

Trump Labeled “Pirate of the Caribbean” Amid Venezuela Oil Tanker Dispute

Donald Trump’s confidence over a midterm victory appears to be wavering as new approval ratings show a noticeable dip, raising questions about his political momentum ahead of crucial elections.

US Is Heading For Midterm Elections in 2026, Trump Not Sure of Victory

Tensions are rising as reported U.S. military strikes and strategic actions increase geopolitical pressure on Venezuela. The situation has sparked strong reactions across Latin America, raising concerns over regional stability, energy security, and potential escalation.

U.S. Military Strikes Raise Geopolitical Stakes In Venezuela 

The U.S. has increasingly adopted reverse-engineering strategies to accelerate the development of low-cost, high-impact drones—reshaping modern warfare. By studying foreign drone designs, including those used in global conflicts, America is rapidly adapting to a new era of low-tech but high-lethality battlefield innovation.

How America Turned Reverse-engineering Into Drone Power

An alleged U.S. strategy document suggests efforts to influence four European countries to distance themselves from the European Union, raising concerns over potential divisions within the key bloc. Analysts warn that such moves could reshape alliances and impact the balance of power in Europe.

US Strategy Hints at Weaning Four Countries Away From EU, Alleged Document Reveals

Russia unleashed a major missile and drone barrage on Ukraine overnight into Saturday, after U.S. and Ukrainian officials said they'll meet on Saturday for a third day of talks aimed at ending the nearly 4-year-old war.

Russia Launches 653 Drones And 51 Missiles At Ukraine

The European Union has fined 'X', formerly known as Twitter, for breaching digital regulations, marking another escalation in the bloc's enforcement of online platform rules. The fine comes amid ongoing scrutiny of major tech companies' compliance with EU laws, and has drawn criticism from U.S. Senator Marco Rubio, who questioned the fairness and impact of the EU's regulatory actions. 

European Union Fines 'X', Rubio Criticizes EU Move

A new survey reveals that most Europeans want to avoid taking sides between the United States and China. The poll reflects growing public preference for neutrality over geopolitical alignment. This video analyzes what the findings mean for European foreign‑policy direction and global power dynamics.

Survey: Most Europeans Want to Avoid Taking Sides Between U.S. And China

Global retail’s busiest day, black friday, has been disrupted by labour unrest across multiple countries. In the U.S, the Starbucks workers union has escalated its strike to more than 120 stores in 85 cities. The walkout began on november 13 and is set to become the longest strike in starbucks’ history.


Retail Giants Like Starbucks, Amazon, Zara Face Labour Pressure 

Putin said that US President Donald Trump's plan was "a set of issues put forward for discussion" rather than a draft agreement, adding that it could become the basis of future agreements.



Kyiv's Tough Choice: Bad Deal or No Deal

U.S. President Donald Trump has said that South Africa will not be invited to the 2026 G20 Summit in Miami, claiming the country is “not worthy of membership anywhere.” His remarks have sparked renewed diplomatic tension and strong reactions across the political spectrum.


G20 Summit 2026: Trump Says South Africa Not Worthy Of Membership Anywhere Citing Human Right Abuse

US F-35B fighter jets have been spotted at Roosevelt Roads Naval Base in Ceiba, Puerto Rico, highlighting the expansion of American military presence in the Caribbean.

US-Venezuela Tension: US F-35B Fighter Jets Spotted at Roosevelt Roads Naval Base in Puerto Rico 

Security talks between Israel and Syria have broken down, escalating tensions along their shared border. Both nations remain firm on their positions, with little progress toward resolving long-standing disputes. Analysts warn that the stalemate could increase the risk of cross-border incidents and regional instability, drawing international attention to efforts for de-escalation and renewed dialogue in the Middle East.



Israel-Syria Tensions: Damascus Insists Israel Leave All Post-2024 Positions

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