Not only the Russian Invsion of Ukraine, but the spillout into NATO allies have been in this week's News of the World. While Moscow claims that Europe will crumble under Russiaphobia, it is undeniable that Russian Troops have been caught breaching Estonian borders while their drones continue violating the airspace of other NATO nations. Because of this, Estonia and others have begun the construction of concrete bunkers along the Russian border while Russia allies blast EU nations as reviving Naziism (the same claim they used upon their invasion of Ukraine) and boasted new supersonic missiles even as Ukraine brings havok to Russia's Shadow Oil Tanker fleet. While Moscow claims to be open to Ukraine to join the European Union as part of a peace deal, how truthful can that claim be when all evidence shows they intend to continue the assault. In Central America, pressure against Venezuela's Maduro regime continues as US President trump issues a total blockade of Venezuelan oil. Rather than giving assistance, Columbia refuses Venezuela's plea for military assistance. And In Ecuador, the US gains access to the nation's airbase. Conservative voices are being heard as the Presidential election in Chile was a landsline. However, it has been two weeks since voting ended in Honduras with Conservative Nasry Asfura in the lead, the voting paused by the Castro regime. Within the United States, last week's shooting at Brown University left many questions unanswered. Not only over whether the suspect who killed himself shouted "Allahu Akbar' as he opened fired, but what was his connection to the MIT Professor he may have also slain. Violence against Immigration Officers in the US also continues, but the FBI stopped a New Years Eve terrorist bombing plot. And despite that, democrats in Illinois are proposing a bill to the federal 287(g) program which allows state and local officers from determining and detaining illegal aliens despite how many were found with criminal histories even in the US. China seems to be on everyone's bad side this week, the automotive industry going against China' as China has no regulations forcing EV or like mandates which frees them from pricier cars outside their country. However, China is also on Iran's bad side as it has chosen to side with the United Arab Emarates over three islands in the Persian Gulf that Iran wishes to claim as their own. But how long will China itself hold out as the unemployment in China has grown, and over twenty million of the Gen-Z generation or 12% of China are unemployeed. Iran working to recover a uranium enrichment facility destroyed months ago, the revealing eMails of former FBI agents showing the Mar-a-Lago raid had no legal probable cause, Ontario Premier's tourist boycott of Florida over Trump's tariffs, Former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad living in near-isolation in Russia, Ex-Epstein madam Ghislaine Maxwell asking for release from prison before the Epstein files release, the death of actor/director Rob Reiner by his son, billions in loans from the EU and from frozen Russian funds possibly heading to Ukraine, and more hit this week's news.

In this week's edition of the News of the World, the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, with worry for Europe as they too encounter threats from Moscow. This goes towards rumors of covert war tactics that include poisoning Europe's water supplies if they do not get their way. And obtaining a cease fire will be difficult as Ukraine's President Zelenskyy refuses to give up Ukrainian Territory citing it is precisely what they are fighting for, but did concede to abandon NATO membership if the other security measures are guaranteed. Illegal immigration hit the stage within the US as another federal judge issued more orders to protect Albrego Garcia despite already under two prior federal orders for deportation. And while Illinois's Governor Pritzker works to bar ICE and New York's Mayor Mamdani goes on video telling those to stand against Immigrations Officials, Democrats in congress set their sights on Kristi Noem for impeachment. However, Noem evicerated the Top Democrat in their hearing when he referred to the Thanksgiving murder in DC an "Unfortunate accident". As to how effective Immigration and Border control is under the Trump Administration, over 10 thousand illegal aliens with criminal background involving murder, rape and offenses targeting minors were arrested in sanctuary city Los Angeles. And US border guards fought and killed cartel smugglers at the southern border in Texas. Shootings also hit the news as a gunman burst into Brown University, Rhode Island, killing two and injuring nine others. However, the shooting at Bondi Beach, Australia took over the airwaves. Both terrorists were father and son, murdering at least 15 where thousands had gathered to celebrate the first day of Hanukkah. Fingers have been pointed to Australia's Prime Minister for letting anti-semetism grow while NYC's Mayor Adams calls the killings a prime example of a globalized intifada. Even mayor elect Mamdani condemned the attack as a 'vile act of antisemitic terror.' The peace deal between Hamas and Israel is becoming more fragile as Hamas ranks and their finances grow, Israel not believing their adversary will abide by the plan and disarm. And as the IDF kills another top Hamas Commander, the father of a slain IDF solder condemned the Gazan doctors for intentionlly injecting air into her veins. As to Iran, US President Trump issued start warnings to obliterate any attempt to restart their nuclear program. Meanwhile, Iran placed Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi back under arrest, she having been released temporarily for medical reasons. New sanctions applied to Nicolás Maduro's family including two dubbed the Narco-Nephews who were previous granted clemency by former president Biden, the prison sentencing of two teenage Afghan illegal aliens over rape of a 15-year-old girl in Warwickshire, England, rumors of Chia working to take back territory from Russia lost during the Qing dynasty, new charges of embezzlement of over $3million hits Black Lives Matter yet again, more glittering royal jewels displayed while Paris is still uneasy over Louvre robbery, the blackout in São Paulo, Brazil that left more than 1.4 million without power and grounded 400 flights, and more hit this week's news.

In this week's News of the World, potential billions in fraud hit Minnesota and Governor Tim Walz. Service workers have called him out as fully responsible for at least $1 Billion in fraud as the US House of Representatives has called for a full investigation. Even Representative Ilhan Omar and other prominent democrats are under fire as photographs have surfaced of her and others with a Somalian fraudster under deporation orders since 2004 recently arrested by ICE. The destruction of boats carrying narcotics has been in the news for some time. But this time a coast guard helicoptor captured one of the narc-boats and seized 20,000 pounds of cocaine. And of the first ship downed under missile strike, the Admiral in charge of the operation admitted that the orders for the controversial second strike was never ordered by the White Nouse nor Secreatary Hegseth. The Russian invasion of Ukraine continue as Putin refuses to accept the latest peace deal, refusing to make any concessions as it launches more attacks against Kiev. As a New York property management was fined over $70 million for violating US Sanctions for its dealing with Russia and a prominent oligarch, more support for Ukraine builds in the US as over two-thirds of Americans want the US to continue sending weapons to Ukraine. With the rising hostilities, NATO nations began sending out wasships to hunt down Russian submarines around the extensive pipelines and critical internet cables snaking along the seabed. NATO scrambled fighters during the recent overnight missile and drone attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Simultaneously, the US sent out a ‘Nuke Sniffer’ plane to the Pacific after Putin announced the revival of their Nuclear Testing program. And due to the damage caused by Moscow, the protective shield at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant is expected to soon fail. The the commander of Hamas’ East Rafah Battalion, his deputy, a company commander and the son of senior Hamas official were killed trying to escape a Gaza tunnel, this as Hamas has claimed that its communication systems have broken down and that the gunmen in the underground are not aware of any cease fire. Hamas has slow-walked the return of the deceased hostages and two bodies recently delivered by Hamas were not from among those taken October 7th, 2023. However, Hamas claimes it is ready for the next phase of the ceasefire and says the group ready to discuss putting away its weapons instead of laying them down and turning them in. The Philippine Navy halting Chinese fishermen illegally using cyanide in fishing, seven more Ukranian children abducted by Russia re-united with their families, an alleged Sinaloa cartel leader operating world’s largest fentanyl ring killed by Mexican military, National Guard member Andrew Wolfe slowly healing after horrific Thanksgiving shooting, an ex-British soldier arrested for allegedly helping Russia assassinate Ukrainian politicians, Netanyahu submits a request to Israeli president for a pardon on behalf of national stability, a bombshell reports show Josef Mengele, the 'Angel of Death' from Auschwitz was known to authorities Argentina for years, a British teen hiking around Dracula’s Castle having vanished, the US DHS firing back at member of Congress falsely claiming she was pepper sprayed during an ICE raid, and more hit this week's news

This week, the News of the World reflected upon the murder of a US National Guard and wounding of another by an Afghan who immigrated to the US during the 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan. The murder suspect who worked for the CIA was reported having mental issues even before he arrived in the US. And was paroled by the Biden administration. I wasn't long after that another Afghan paroled Biden's immigration program was arrested for a bomb threat against Fort Worth in Texas. With both those incidents, the US had put a Freeze on all asylum cases originating in Afghanistan and has begun a full review of all admitted under the Biden administration. It was also a week of dismissals, the new AG of Georgia dismissing all charges against Trump that were offered by former AG Fani Willis, and a federal judge dismissing cases against both ex-FBI director James Comey and NY AG Letitia James. As Comey's statute of limitations is now past the five year mark, US AG Bondi is vowing to appear and restore the case, though no such issue exists to file charges once more against James. But James is now facing more trouble as a complaint to have her disbarred for potential illegal and dishonest has been filed. And while there is talk about a possible meeting with US President Trump and Venezuela's President Maduro, the surge in drug trafficking forced the US to shut down Venezuela's airspace. However, the US was unable to stop a Russian Oil Tanker from reaching Maduro. And there are talks of a forthcoming US led effort to remove Maduro and end the cartels present. As the war against Russian invaders wages on, the cease fire deal that was previously in the works that benefitted Putin more had just wasted away. The European Union crafted its own form which would leave a doorway to NATO while a new one crafted by Washington and Kyiev delegates which allowed Ukraine to keep territory Russia had been invading and once more permit NATO membership. As expected, the new cease fire was rejected by Moscow. But before it was even revealed, Putin launched an attack against Kyiv, bombing residential buildings and energy infrastructures. But how will Moscow continue as those on the front lines had their pay suspended due to a lack of funds, promising large signing bonuses at the start while recruitment has cut to nearly half expected. And worse for Russia, Ukraine destroyed two more of its shadow-fleet oil tankers used to fund its war of aggression. It has now been revealed that the Miss Universe Pageant has a dark side; Raúl Rocha, president and part-owner of the organization is now suspected of participating in a criminal network involved in trafficking drugs, weapons and stolen fuel along the Guatemala–Mexico border. And in Australia, Virginia Giuffre died without a will, sparking family legal battle over multi-million dollar estate. Miss Giuffre, a key witness against sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, had a multi-million dollar estate which included four properties and a $12 Million settlement from disgraced then-Prince Andrew. But as she took her life at age 41, legal issues have arisen as her lawyers have papers refusing any money to her ex-husband who would have received some compensation otherwise. The suspect in the killing of an American man over a drug deal gone bad arrested in Tobago, UPS and FedEx grounds its cargo planes in response to the fatal November 4th crash, new nuclear power plants in El-Dabaa, a long awaited dream of Egypt now constructed by Russia, Northwestern University settles an antisemitism suit for $75 Million, Russian drones invade NATO airspace once more, the restoration of New York's Tappan Zee Bridge’s name and more hit this week's news.

This week the release of the Epstein Files was a major piece in the News of the World as legistlation forcing its release from the DOJ passes, but is signed by law by US President Trump. As it passed, reports show of democrats taking donations from Epstein while allegations were thrown at Republicans; a Doctor with the name Epstein now planning to sue one Democrat over the intentional defamation. A meeting between US President Trump and NY Mayor-elite Mamdani was surprisingly calm, each finding common ground. But only days after, Mamdani proclaims that New York City will remain a sanctuary city. It is a back and forth, as a Federal judge tries to cancel the case against former FBI chief Comey, this as a Chinese Spy in NY Governor Hochul's office forged signatures and a Florida Democrat Representative accused of stealing $5 Million from Covid FEMA funds. A viral video from six Demorats is receiving backlash, democrats telling the military not to obey illegal orders. Meant to defy US President Trump, none can say what orders are illegal. And Democrat Al Greene, already censured this May for violently disrupting congress, now plans to call for Trump's impeachment before Christmas; no details given. As Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, both side trade attacks, Russia striking civilian apartment complexes while Ukraine strikes drone factories and further cripples its oil refineries. Inspired by the Gaza peace plan, a framework was drawn up between the US and Russia, with many facets in Russia's favor. The plan favored by the UN has received sharp criticism on behalf of Ukraine. Meanwhile, a new bill to sanction Russia's moneytrain is moving forward in the US, sanctions to hit those nations such as China and India buying Russian oil with 500% tariffs. There's been unsettling events in Europe; an Ecuadorian drug kingpin thought dead for four years now arrested in Spain, the attempt to sell off artifacts from the Holocost itself stopped after outrage, and calls for justice after survivors of the 1990's Sarajevo 'human'-safari have been made. Meanwhile, the Louvre is embarrassed once more as two pranksters managed to sneak a fake painting into the same display hall as the Mona Lisa just weeks after the multi-million dollar heist. For some time, Nigeria has claimed there has been no genocide of Christians. However three major attacks hit this week; 25 girls kidnapped from a boarding school by well-armed assailants, gunmen kidnapping of a pastor and worshipers the next day, and fifty-two Catholic students at St Mary's in Nigeria there after. Following a visit to the White House by the Saudi Crown Prince, US President Trump announced that Saudi Arabia will be a major non-NATO ally while new investments are being made. With that, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced the release of US citizen Saad Almadi after four years. Reports showing Biden era FBI missed multiple opportunities to stop would-be assassin, Thomas Crooks, Connections between Miss Palestine and a convicted terrorist leader revealed ahead of Miss Universe pageant, 1.7M in counterfeit fentanyl pills in a Colorado auctioned-off storage unit, seven bodyguards arrested in connection to the assassination of the west-central Mexican mayor they were assigned to protect, US-funded Radio Free Asia selling expensive equipment for pennies on public auction sites to ‘spite’ taxpayers, Sarah Ferguson in turmoil after stripped of her royal standing, and more hit this week's news.

The re-opening of the U.S. Government hit the News of the World with the Senate finally passing the bill, holding the nation hostage for over 40 days. But passing the bill has Democrats fuming and calling out Senator Schumer, while Republicans are fuming that Congress continued receiving paychecks. The Epstein also hit the news as Democrats block efforts to fast track their release. But what has come to light were the eMails of Trump-obsessed writer Michael Wolff tried to have Epstein blackmail then-candidate Trump. Likewise, emails have revealed that Epstein gave ex-Clinton Treasure Secretary Summers advise about women. And a New York Times reporter was busted for tipping Epstein off about an ex NYPD detective and his tell-all book. Its bleak news for Higher Education as California is challenged with College students without even an 8th grade reading level. On focusing upon ideologies than education, even a Harvard professor admits Trump correct over its bias. On free speech, chaos erupted at Berkley as Antifa storms a TPUSA event, one rioter charged with assault and robbery. And a California University openly denies a TPUSA chapter from opening after a third attempt. New York's new mayor elect may be rethinking things after Governor Hochul slams the breaks on Mamdani's Free Bussing promise and says he will reach out to Trump for possible assistance. Following his ouster, residents of Prince Andrew Road in England demand the name be changed. And the scandal of the BBC intentionally doctoring US President Trump's January 6 speech continues, having apologized but refusing to pay for damages. While the disgraced BBC boss who quit is proud of the work, former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss backs Trump. But the UK is not the only one who performed such edits as Australia's own ABC network likewise edited Trump’s Jan. 6 speech in the same manner and for the same goal. Violence and hate speech hit the news in Germany as a man was arrested for painting swastikas on nearly fifty cars with his own blood. And the Saudi doctor who killed six after plowing his car into a crowd during Christmas now begins his trial. Within Latin America, Argentina's President extend a warm welcome to any from New York fleeing the upcoming Mamdani administration. But in Peru, President Boluarte had been ousted by their entire congress over crime and corruption. And thousands of 'Gen-Z'ers took to the streets of Mexico city to protest the rising crime and political corruption. Weather was big news in both Latin America and in the Asian pacific as tornadoes ripped through Brazil, killing 5 and injuring over 400. And typhoon Fung-wong killed 8 while displacing over 1.4 million in the Philippines, only to barrel towards Taiwan forcing thousands to evacuate. Meanwhile, trusting China seems bleak as their diplomat threatens to behead Japan's new Prime Minister, and plans to block rare earth minerals within mere days of the US/China rare-earth deal. Russia is raging against Ukraine, launching strikes at Ukraine's nuclear plants and pouring 150,000 troops into Donetsk, even terrorizing the streets of Pokrovsk as if rejects from a Mad Max sequel. But pressure is ramping up, China's largest purchaser of Russian Oil cutting ties. As drone fragments crash into NATO territories, Belgium opens investigations into the drone incursions. And Germany has unveiled a new military service plan to create Europe's strongest conventional army. Violence erupted in the Middle East as a Kashmir resident was arrested for detonating a car in Delhi, killing 8 and injuring 20. Following that, 9 more were killed after another detonation occurred at an Indian police station. The pain of Hamas lingers in Israel as a former Hamas hostage gave harrowing testimony how she was raped, while other survivors still suffer from the harrowing October 7th massacre. And Israeli security forces have been breaking up Hamas cells still active and readying attacks against civilians. A New Mexico man killing two people claiming a cockroach told him to do it, a fake airline captain with forged credentials flying hundreds of passengers, crazy footage showing China’s Hongqi bridge collapsing months after opening, former US President Obama destroying a national landmark to build a monument to himself, Trump asking for the pardon of Netanyahu in his corruption trial, rich 'Sniper' tourists paying $90K to have human-hunting safaris in the Sarajevo, and more hit this week's news.

This week, the News of the Cyber Worldseems bad news for big tech, with Google noting that Public Wi-Fi can allow bank details to be stolen by cyber criminals, Apple's dismal sales of the iPhone Air2 forcing it to get pulled off the market, Apple also losing $4billion as Warren Buffett’s Berkshire chose to put it all into Google stocks, and NVidia loses $5.8Billion as Softbank sells all its stocks to invest in OpenAI. Cars hit the cybernews as Tesla began $60-per-day rentals after a market slump, and Pennsylvania introduced a bill to legalize flying cars. Of data centers, Verizon is slated to cut over 15,000 jobs while Amazon-backed Anthropic felt $50 Billion is fine to spend on AI data centers. Coinbase leaving Delaware for Texas, lawyers fined over incorrect filings made with AI, a New Jersey judge declines to hear a case when a woman was targeted online with phases like "This @#$%^ needs to Die", and more hit this week's cybernews.

This week's News of the World had content such as legislation to ban foreigners from funding US
elections and cracks down on Chinese nationals buying real estate. And despite the 9th Circuit Court ruled that Trump could deploy them, another Federal Judge blocked the National Guard deployment to Portland, this while another Federal Judge demanded the US DOJ to indict suspects before even conducting an investigation. Following the election of Zohran Mamdani as the mayor of New York city, a GOP lawmaker introduced a bill blocking any non-binding funds from the city while Mamdani is in office. And NYPD officers are already fleeing before anti-Cop Mamdani enters office. The invasion of Ukraine by Russia still hit the news as Ukraine drone pilots hone their skills. It was a drone strike that decimated the Lukoil oil refinery in Russia, a refinery responsible for 30% of their gas consumption. Following that and as Hungary suggests a Russian-free Croatian pipeline, the meeting between Russia's President Putin and US's President Trump may be back on. Still, it has been revealed that over one-thousand Africans have been lured to fight for Russia. Things got worse for former Prince Andrew of England. Now stripped of his title, he is now under investigation for political misconduct. And his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson is under investigation for miappropriating charity funds. Both face jail time and possible permanent exile. Meanwhile, the BBC is under fire and apologized for airing doctored and misleading footage of US President Trump's January 6 speech, footage that intended to make it appear the Trump encouraged the riots. In France, ten were injured as an unidentified driver lowed into them shouting Allahu Akbar and caught before lighting his own car on fire. And France threatened to ban Shein, an online store, for selling sex-dolls of questionalble or legal nature, something Shein claimed to have bypassed its screening measures. Following the CNS Fujian, China's most advanced aircraft carrier being launched, new defense treaties were signed by Canada and the Philippines to strengthen military ties with international partners. But things appear a bit dark for China as Trump Tariffs have put China's exports into a slump, and China's manned Shenzhou-20 mission had to delay their return to Earth, the Chinese capsule in low orbit struck by debris. In the Middle East, the Abraham Accords created by US President Trump continues as Kazakhstan now joins. And for Iran, there is dire news as a severe drought has forced plans of evacuation of Tehran itself. With this, Iran requested if U.S. sanctions could be lifted, signalling a potential opening for dialogue between the longtime rivals. The report of Nancy Pelosi having made $130M in stock profits during her career in Congress, the Luch-Olymp Russian satellite that worried NATO expected to finally be coming down, jihadi yuppies posing with weapons and ranting about beheadings in New Jersey, the firey crash of a UPS plane and the subsequent grounding of their fleet, the Russiagate probe issuing subpoenas to Brennan, Strzok and Page, the recovery of a centuries-lost Austrian royal diamond, the condemnation of Nigerian Christians being slaughtered, Iran’s Suspected 'Shadow Fleet' operating in the South China Sea, the secret Russian and Chinese nuclear tests, and more hit this week's news.

For some, this weeks News of the World centers around the US government shutdown. Senator Schumer famously said he would end the shutdown when planes fell out of the sky, so now both Orlando International Airport and JFK have ended all landings. Meanwhile, the largest federal workers union is now applying pressure and demanding Democrats to abandon their demands. Even fellow John Fetterman blames his fellow Democrats, and relays they are "Moving against our core values". Crackdowns on violence in the US also made the news, be it the arrest of an anarchist who put a $45K hit on Attorney General Pam Bondi, a Trans-Teen pleads guilty to plotting mass murder at her Indiana High School, another suspect in the murder of a congressional intern last year has been arrested, and an ISIS inspired Halloween massacre plot in Michigan was busted. And for Black Lives Matter, its been a bad week as NY founder Hawk Newsome turned himself in over assault charges against Democratic District Leader William Allen. And its leadership is now being investigated by the Justice Department for defrauding tens of millions from the donors during the 2020 riots. Russia continues their onslaught, killing a reporter in one volley, a 7-year-old girl in another Meanwhile a Russian financier was blasted by the US Treasury Secretary as a "Russian propagandist", and snubbed by NATO Ambassador Matt Whitaker while new oil sanctions hit. Ukraine welcomed China's offer to help Trump end the war on their behalf, this while Ukraine blasted a key fuel pipeline Russian troops needed. And over three hundred more of Ukrainian children abducted by Russia had been located, Its been over a week since the Louvre jewel heist, and five more have been arrested in connection. However, the crown jewels have not been recovered. And in the UK, Prince Andrew is being stripped of his title and forced to leave the Royal Lodge following the Jeffrey Epstin scandal. And of Sarah Ferguson, she had divorced Andrew just years after their marriage and will be moving out to a separate house. In the Middle East, Hamas is scouring through the rubble to find the bodies of the remaining hostages before the Trump Administration's deadline expires. And Pakistan has vowed to decimate the Taliban as peace talks collapsed as terror cells use Afghanistan as their base and the Taliban kept trying to divert from that issue. Fortunately, there have been good tidings as Argentina’s Javier Milei defied polls for the midterm elections and made more legislative gains. And tariffs against China lowers as the framework of a trade deal beween it and the US was hashed out. A UK train attack survivor revealed knifeman’s chilling response after she begged for her life, the University of Washington scraps job posting after their DEI requirements were exposed, Biden appointed Jack Smith targeted the entire Repuiblican party with over 190 subpoenas, Brazil’s deadliest-ever police operation killing of 100 drug dealers with one decapitated, Anti-Israel protests at Syracuse University found to have been backed by Iran, multiple academic halls for students in the middle ages discovered at Oxford University, abandoned dogs in Chernobyl having their fur turned blue, and more hit this week's news.

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.