It was a shock no one expected when the News of the World reported the daring daytime robbery of the Louvre and the jewelry within. More than 100 investigators are working to capture the four suspects involved. But not the only daring robbery, but certainly the more questionable; seven suspects have been arrested in Spain for the theft of over 1,100 outdoor restaurant chairs. Europe and the US are working together to force Russia to end hostilities against Ukraine, sponsoring a 12-point plan. While Russia violates more NATO airspace, now enraging Lithuania's government, even more sanctions have been levied by both the US and Europe, the 19th by Europe since the invasion into Ukraine began. And recently discovered, Russia is using a shipwreck designated a protected underwater graveyard, violating this prohibition. Russia clearly refuses to end the war, rejecting yet another proposal while lt launches massive drone attacks crippling utilities while also targeting Ukrainian daycare and kindergartens. In the US, the government shutdown continues. But US President Trump warned that if Democrats had their way with their demands that Social Security and Medicare would be drained by their intent to allow illegal immigrant access. Of Medicare, Dr. Oz gave a strong warning to seniors not to blindly auto-renew policies without checking for any changes. Meanwhile, more suspected drug-trafficking boas have been sunk in the Eastern Pacific. And more surveillance video of the January 6 Pipebomb suspect has been released. And after many months, MS13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia dubbed by Democrats as the Maryland Man, may soon be deported to Liberia in mere days. And while Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei continues to vehemently deny the obliteration of Iran's nuclear industry, US Vice President Vance flew to Israel for high-level talks to stabilize the first phase of the ceasefire and keep peace in the Gaza region. The body of a Spanish mayor’s ex-husband found by sanitation workers, a retaliatory lawsuit against Melania Trump after demanding retractions, Germany's willingness to pay stationed US military employees during its shutdown, Russia's economy stagnating, and more hit this week's news.

The last of the surviving hostages from Hamas hit this week's News of the World as even ABC's The View heralded the accomplishment as a massive achievement. Though slosly and incomplete, a few of the dead hostages were even recovered, But fragile, Hamas pulled in thousands of its members into central Gaza and began public executions. With that, refusing to lay down its arms, and firing upon Israeli targets, Hamas may have ended yet another ceasefire.With Ukraine's war against Russian aggression, there may be hope as Hungary has joined the coalition in Euripe to choke off Russian Oil. And there is plenty of talk about Ukraine acquiring U.S. Tomohawk missiles despite warnings by Russia's fomer President. Couple that with Ukraine's devastating drone attack shutting down another Russian refinery, Moscow tries to shrug off claims that even India had stopped buying their oil and funding their war effort. However, Sweden began stockpiling grain in the event of hostilities. More suits have appeared in the U.S., former NSA John Bolton indicted on 18 counts for illegally storing and transmitting classified documents, the grand jury hearing that he sent such top-secret level material to individuals and used non-sanctioned means for transmission. Biden Admin prosecutor Jack Smith is now under investigation for misconduct and disbarment over his tapping of nine Republican lawmakers. And there's been a delay in the depositions of Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton over the investigation of Jeffrey Epsetin. Meanwhile, more news about New York City mayoral candidate Mamdani surfaces, showing he has raised money for Hamas, refused to answer about connections to a terror linked Brooklyn imam, and and his wife mourned the death of a Palestinian indluencer who celebrated the October 7th massacre. In connection, it was also revealed that the City University of New York illugally used taxpayer money to push Mamdani's campaign. Violence in Europe continues as an Afghan man deemed mentally unfit appeared in a court over a deadly knife attack on toddlers in Germany. Italy's Anti-Mafia team was called into the massive explosion of their top investigative journalists, the journalist having received other threats in the past. And in England, Nigel Farage blasted leftist racist rhetoric for the violent assault on Reform’s George Finch just minutes away from his Town Hall. The impeached president of Madagascar fleeing the country, the return of a 2,400-year-old artifact to Greece, the possible impeachment of France's President Emmanual Macron, the UK’s Tax Raid on targets deemed wealthy, Saudi Arabia negotiating with the US for a sweeping defense pact, the arrest of four involved in a Mississippi shooting spree, an Indian student arrested in Moscow forced into Russian Forces against Ukraine, polar bears taking over abandoned Soviet-era research station, and more hit this week's news.

This week, the News of the World is a buzz with positive news that a cease fire between Hamas and Israel went into effect. True that Hamas demanded the release of a terroist known for deadly attacks during the Second Intifada. But all living hostages held will be released by Monday. However, there are those with anti-semetic perspectives. Greta Thunberg, known as a young climate rights advocate, cried about Palestinian suffering on social media, but used photos of an emaciated Israeli hostage. And the largest teacher's union in the United States sent 3 million members an email containing a map that completely erased Israel whilst also linking shocking material that defended Hamas’ depraved Oct. 7, 2023 that killed over 1000 and took the 200 hostages. The Russian attacks on Ukraine continues, with 4,200 Cubans found fighting on Russia's behalf. Russia has proven its lack of morals as it threatens to respond if any nuclear power performs tests while the Kremlin advances its own ballistic program. And with recent bombing runs near NATO space in Kaliningrad, NATO is now considering the use of live rounds on any Russian craft entering their airspace. But with all this, US First Lady Melania Trump helped reunify eight Ukranian children ruthlessly kidnapped by Russian forces. And it appears that China is having second thoughts, now restricting mid-tier precision machine tools and had scaled back purchases of Russian raw materials, including an 11-percent decline in oil. In the US, the current US Administration has found striking issues with those supporting illegal immigrants, drivers' licenses in New York with actual 'no name given' on the license, no more than a one-year prison sentence given to another for vehicular homicide, and attacks on ICE officers enforcing immigration laws have spiked ten fold within the past few months. For those in California, the Palisades wildfire arsonist has been caught. And according to court records, he listened to the French rap song "Un Zder, Un The", its video showing the artist committing arson himself. Democrats better double-check their donors and connections. Following a ban put in place during the Biden administration, a US diplomat was fired for having relations with a woman connected to the Chinese Communist Party. And Democrat Mikie Sherrill, running for the New Jersey Governorship, received $65,000 in donations from a CCP linked business man herself. And newly revealed, the Biden Administration's FBI not only targeted Republican senators for wiretaps, but over 90 conservative groups including the late Charlie Kirk. And as expectde, China is still misbehaving, now sending a flotilla of destroyers and other vessels around Japan itself. And a Philippine vessel tasked with protecting its fisherman was blasted by a Chinese vessel that rammed it and fired water cannons close to Thitu Island, Filipino waters that China claims as its own as it has much any other waters in or near the South China Sea. Fifty eight Pakistani soldiers killed by the Afghan military for terrirory and airspace violations, mutilated birds drained of blood possibly part of a cult ritual in New York, the delay of an Australian airflight after its engine burst into flames during takeoff, a 1,200-person caravan from Cuba making its way to Mexico City rather than the U.S, New York mayor candidate Mamdani roasted by the Washington post and the Police department, at least 38 tycoons in Russia dead under mysterious circumstances, and more hit this week's news.

In this week's News of the World, Russia hit center stage, but not only with attacks against Ukraine but with massive drone incursions throughout Europe. Drone swarms have been everywhere, surrounding critical sites such as airports and critical infrastructures. It was a Russian tanker off the coast of Denmark that may been the source for the latest incursion over Danish airspace. While drone strave Europe's airspace, they continue to launch attacks against Ukraine, using updated missile guidance technology, and massive drone strikes. But how long can Russia hold out as Ukraine received intel to decimate Russia's oil refineries and bases while offering to assist the US to cut Russia out of selling oil in Europe. In the U.S., the government shutdown may be taking center stage, but while democrats refused to admit it was to give free healthcare to illegal aliens, Democrat Maxine Waters admited it was to get healthcare to literally everyone, Medicaid confirmed spending exists, and that at leat $6.5 Billion was by California alone. Not even a month had gone by since the last attack upon a place of worship, for a Harvard law professor been fired after firing pellet guns at a Boston Synagogue and a New Jersey man was apprehended outside a DC church with molotov cocktails, fireworks and other arsonist paraphernalia. After President Trump sent the National Guard to Chicago, over 900 criminal arrests were made. One was a gun-carrying woman already known to Customs agents, active indoxxing agents and inciting riots. And despite a Portland Judge appointed by Biden ruled that Trump could not send military to Oregon, he defied her order and sent 300 California National Guard troop where attacks happen nightly. Do know that 40 US Code 1315 'mandates the protection of government property, including federal buildings, through various statutes that prohibit wrongful taking or misuse of such properties. Ds democrats deny the violence going on, it cannot be understated that actual bounties, dead or alive, have been issued on the agents. Violence of all sorts exists too in Europe, with the killer of two at a Manchester Synagogue now identified, and the arrest of dozens of pro-Palestinians protesters mere days after the murder. Vandalism by pro-Palestinians also sparked outrage in Rome as the statue of Pope John Paul II, a polish survivor of the NAZI occupation, was defaced with graffiti calling him a Fascist. For Georgia, protests are made by thousands against the government that has used draconian methods of prison and beating to stifle activists and media alike. The protests began after what they call a rigged election that was in Moscow's favor and ended talks with it joining the E.U. In the Middle East, Israel gave citizens a last warning to leave Gaza city as they prepare to take out the last of Hamas. This coincided with Hamas rejecting US President Trump's last ceasefire deal, a 20 point plan that most Arab nations hailed. Despite the rejection, Trump issued one final warning if the group doesn't surrender. Modova's pro-European Union political party making strides threatening the Kremlin's ties, Prince William's heartbreaking admission about Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis, Over twenty Salvador Dali counterfeit works seized at an art exhibit, a 6.9-magnitude earthquake in the Phillippines killing over seventy, the near fatal poisoning of Bashar al-Assad in exile in Russia, North Korea's strike teams against anti-socialist breast surgeries (I cannot make that up), and more hit this week's news.

The war waged between Ukraine and invading Russia continues to appear in News of the World as Ukraine special forces takes out Putin's amphibious war planes, and another dozen of the kidnapped 35,000 Ukrainian children have been rescued from Russia. MATO, after several drone incursions into their airspace around Denmark, Poland, Norway and Lithuania this week alone, have announced the basics of a Drone Wall defense system. Ukraine's President Zelenskyy criticized NATO for not taking stronger actions against the incursions, but NATO member Sweden vowed to shoot down any Russian aircraft that violates their airspace while NATO indeed launched fighters during one of Russia's latest aerial assaults. As far as the US is concerned, President Trump's attitude is that Ukraine should be able to reclaim any and all land seized by Russia and scolded European nations for buying Russian oil and funding their war machine. In the Middle East, Iran not only complained about facing consequences during talks with the United nations, the regime blanketly refused to cooperate and accept IAEA monitoring. As a result the UN snapback sanctions were applied, freezing assets abroad and crippling their economy. Meanwhile, Hamas executed three Gazans claiming they collaborated with Israel;, this as the IDF pushes deeper to destroy their main stronghold while announcing that Hamas has shown its true face by executing and exploiting its own to prolong the war. And joining the IDF to fight against Hamas is the last of the US hostages Hamas held underground for over two years. In the US, there is more political fallout. An aide to former First-Lady Jill Biden revealed who was actually in charge of the White House, and it wasn't Joe. Amidst the repeated denials from the FBI under the Biden administration, its been revealed that over two-hundred FBI agents were indeed at the Capitol on January 6, 2021. US President Trump declared Antifa a domestic terror organization, and sent the National Guard to Portland and protect ICE agents; not allowing anything like the Summer of Love 2020 riots to return. Would-be Trump assassin Ryan Routhe tried to kill himself in the courthouse after being found guilty on all counts. As Democrats at the Capital vow to shut down the government, Democrat Governor Fetterman called them for their hypocrasy while video footage of themselves railing against shutdowns in the past and who it harms. And just as it was a month ago, a church in Michigan falls under the wave of domestic terrorism. Russia's stance in the Asian Pacific is rather aggressive, sending a nuclear-armed submarine to sail off the coast of Japan and is selling military equipment to aid and prepare China for an invasion into Taiwan. Meanwhile, reports have surfaced that North Korea has four facilities that are processing weapons-grade uranium for nuclear weapons. This after Kim Jong Un touted secret weapons were being developed. And sadly, there may be a breakdown in the ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia brokered by US President Trump, though neither side has officially declared the ceasefire void. Russia caught interfering in Moldova's parliamentary elections, Trump’s 21-point Gaza peace plan getting rave reviews from Arab allies, Typhoon Ragasa battering through the South China Sea and the casualties, an ancient treasure hoard over 1,600 years old found in Galilee where Jesus was known to have preached, the Bagram airforce base in Afghanistan, the grand jury indictment of former FBI Chief James Comey on perjury and obstruction, Former French President Sarkozy found guilty on some campaign finance charges where funds came from Libya, Obama's $2.2 billion solar plant in California scheduled to be turned off after years of wasted money, death threats levied against the Italian Prime Minister attributed to Pro-Palestine activists, and so much more hit this week's news.

This week's News of the World sees Russia causing problems throughout all of Europe. Not only have they invaded Ukraine and started the war, but Putin's spokesman now taunts a war threat against NATO, this as Russian Drones breaches Lithuania's airspace, jets crossing into Estonia with NATO/Swedish jets intercepting those in Estonian airspace, crossing into restricted airspace in Poland, and having made the same false accusations against Finland that it also used as justification to invade Ukraine. As tensions rise, the UK arrest three Russian spies during US President Trump's official State visit in the UK, Trump pledged unwavering support and defense to Baltic NATO nations, the EU announced more sanctions against Russia and told member nations to end any further Russian Oil purchases, and Japan began stocking up NATO airforce bases. Japan does so as it sees both Russian and Chinese naval ships working together while China continues encroachment into neighboring waters. Only recently, Chinese vessels have strafed the Taiwan-owned Pratas Islands which China claims as its own as it claims Taiwan itself. And only a week before it declared a nature reserve within Philippine waters, prompting a three-day joint exercise with U.S. and Japan. And even more recently, Japan and the U.S. have been conducting Exercise Resolute Dragon 25 demonstrating ship-sinking capabilities. Israel's attack against Hamas leadership in Qatar has done much damage, both Iran and Egypt now spearheading its own regional defense pact similar to NATO. And as a rebuke against Israel, Canada, UK and Australia have all chosen to recognize Palestine as an official UN member state, this under protest by Israel and by the U.S. claiming such actions would reward Hamas and hinder all efforts to bring any more hostages back home. Democrat Governor Shapiro's sharp words for Kamala Harris over Former President Biden's health, Russian TV insinuating U.S. involvment in the Charlie Kirk assassination, Ukraine releasing footage of their strike against Russian oil refineries, The sinking of a second Venezuelan boat carrying drugs to the U.S., China's economy struck by a sharp decline, and more hit this week's news.

This week, the News of the World was stunned by the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist who was at a Utah university answering questions following his speech. The killer, Tyler Robinson, used a bolt action rifle with shells etched with hateful messages. Following, Russia launched a new series of strikes against Ukraine, blaiming both Democrats and Ukraine supporters for the violence in the US. As to Russia and its war with Ukraine, it has not backed down, now exiting the truce against torture, and repeatedly violating NATO airspace. Poland called for an article 4 hearing, the result being a build up of defenses along the border entitled "Eastern Sentry". Russia scoffs at this and claims it a ploy to pressure US President Trump to end his goal for a peace deal. But while Trump calls for more sanctions to cripple Russia's economy and target India and China for their support, US B-2 stealth bombers slipped in with a weapons drop test right at Russia's doorstep. Israel's work to eliminate Hamas took a downturn this week as they struck an apartment complex in Doha, Qatar in an attempt to kill the Hamas's leadership that has been in Qatar all this time. The attack was in responce to the murder of six at at Jerusalem bus stop just before. China is continuing to make claims of territories and lands owned by other nations, now escalating tensions and laying claim to waters in the Philippines. And just after Iran signed a deal with the IAEA for regular inspections, backtracked and issued further warnings. Greta Thuberg's Gaza Flotilla fire caused by an activist and not a drone as claimed, the killer of a Ukrainian Refugee in the US out on cashless bail despite his long criminal history, France's recent collapse and struggle for a fourth prime minister in the past 12 months, the UK firing its ambassador to the UK amidst recent Epstein revalations, MSNBC fires another anchor over insensitve remarks of the Charlie Kirk assassination, Ex-White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre 'prepped' with answers over Biden decline by staff, so-named 'New California' wishes to break away from Democrat control to form 51st US state, and more hit this week's news.