The conflict in the Middle East still makes the News of the World as 3,500 US troops arrive as President Trump. Opposed to Iran ever gaining a nuclear weapon, the US is considering an operation to extract the nearly 1 ton of weapon's grade uranium processed. And with the attacks on shipping, Trump gave Iran an ultimatum to open the Strait of Hormuz, lest their energy infrastructure would be targeted next. In response, Iran began constripting youths as young as 12 into their military and worked with China and Pakistan to create their own terms. However, ships have found Iran threaten tankers with demands in either Chinese [yuan] or crypto before they can pass the strait. And with the lack of trust in Iran's word and the murder of 7,000 protestors, the United Arab Emirates readies itself to help US open Strait of Hormuz by force. The invasion of Ukraine by Russia also continues as Kiev had pulled off a record 7,000 missions in a single month using actual robots agsinst Russian forces. However Moscow launched hundreds of long-range drone attacks against the Ukraine's civilian populous, killing dozens including infants as young as five months. The latest attack occurred after criminal proceedings for war crimes perpetrated against the Ukrainian people was pursued, with over 200,000 documented cases of atrocities. In the United States, Trump's order to have TSA agents paid, though a massive 500 had quit as a result of the 40-day government shutdown. And to the surprise of "Breakfast Club" host Charlamagne tha God, a huge critic of ICE, he found ICE agents working as supplemental agents at the airports to be, in his own words, "they were being extra nice like Chick-fil-A workers." The discovery of rampant healthcare fraud also rages as a 66-year old psychiatrist with ties toGeorge Clooney, Salt Bae and former President George W Bush is in the center of a federal raid targeting fraudulent hospices, hiring individuals to fake terminal ilnesses for over $5 million in fraudulent claims. On the Jeffrey Epstein, the son of Oregon Democrat Sen. Ron Wyden is on the spotlight with his connections to Epstein seven years after his released from a Florida prison. And an eMail between Epstein and psychiatrist Dr. Henry Jarecki suggested plans on evading law enforcemetn with options including plastic surgery. And regarding illegal immigration, a Venezuelan migrant attempted to slit the throat of a NY Queen's resident. Following that, an illegal immigrant in Texas was arrested and charged with the murder of his wife shortly after their marriage. Another illegal migrant in San Francisco who posed as an Uber driver is now facing life in prison for multiple counts of kidnap and rape. And the parents of MacDill Air Force Base bomb suspects have been found to be illegal immigrants, calling into question the dangers of blanket birthright citizenship. In Canada, Alberta has received enough signatures to trigger a referendum on whether to secede from Canada following the decades long abandonment and neglect from Ottowa and the rest of the country. However, the separatist movement seems unlikely to succeed as a general poll in 2025 has only 30% support of the Albertan public. For thieves in Europe, it is an open market. Priceless paintings from French masters Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Paul Cezanne and Henri Matisse were stolen froma museum in northern Italy. And an unexpected and unbelievable heist of twelve tons of Nestlé's KitKat bars occurred while in transit from Switzerland to Europe. With that, Nestlé launched a new tracking tool to locate the shipment. However, recoveries are made. And a priceless Romanian golden helmet stolen from a Dutch museum last year has been recovered. And in the Copenhagen Harbor, a Danish warship sunk by Admiral Horatio Nelson and the British fleet over 200 years ago has been discovered. For China, everything is control. President Xi's party slogan, now synonymous with assimilation efforts now appear in every newspaper in an effort to suppress beliefs or cultures other than their own. Their oreign Ministry spokesperson calling out the bi-partisan delegation that visited the nation of Taisan, the only part still held by the original government of China not conquered by the 1942 coup by the Communist Party and Mao Zedong. and China's recent conversions of obsolete fighter jets into unmanned aerial drone being positioned around Taiwan. In Venezuela, the US Embassy will finally reopen after seven long years, it part of a three phase plan to strengthen ties and Venezuela's economy. And while Venezuelans still fighting corruption and crippling 700% inflation, many are optimistic as US lifts sanctions. Still, there is news that those who celebrated ex-President Maduro are being arrested. Current President Delcy Rodriguez, the former Vice President, is slated to travel to the US and help establish a transition to democracy and away from the radical Socialist dictatorship, else foreign investments into Venezuela would likely vanish. The downing of an F15e Eagle and the subsequent rescue of its pilots in Iran, A Russian military plane crashing into a cliff, killing 29 in illegally annexed Crimea, Representative Eric Swalwell's demand FBI Chief Patel not release documents connecting him to Chinese operatives, outrage as airline passengers are left stranded in below-freezing weather in Newfoundland for two days, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez blasted for improperly using $19,000 campaign funds for a psychiatrist while California's Governor Newsom spends $19M in taxpayer funds Public Relation ads, French and South Korean leaders say they’ll work together on the Strait of Hormuz while Iran hits a tanker off coast of Qatar, former Mayor de Blasio's trip to Colombia with his pro Chinese-Party girlfriend, the Hezbollah-Inspired Terrorist attack at a Michigan Synagogue, the loss of Hollywood stars Valerie Perrine (Slaughterhouse-Five, Lenny, 1978's Superman) and James Tolkan (Serpico, Top Gun, Back to the Future), and so much more hit this week's world news.

As it has been for the past few weeks, Iran has been highlighting the News of the World. And its undisputed that they have now fired upon and severely crippled fourty energy facilities throughout the Middle east, nine countries according to the International Energy Agency to further spike oil prices and to harm other industries that are reliant. Of talks between Iran and the US Iran had rejected the cease fire plan proposed by US President Trump, demanding instead they have full control over the Strait of Hormus and ensure protection for all their terror proxies. But as Iran fires salvos against US ships and cluster bomb munitions against Israel, more support against the Islamic Regime continues to grow. Uganda has allied itself with Israel. And Ukraine's President Zelenskyy reports that, with support from other Arab nations in the region, now have evidence of Russia providing Iran with intelligence. If anyone thinks the conflict is only in the Middle East, think again. Two men were arrested in the UK over an arson attack upon ambulances, and an explosive devices was planted at a Florida Air Force base by two siblings who fled to China. Following a pro Iran rally in Pennsylvania that Senator Fetterman condemned as it supported the death of US servicemen. And in the Rue de la Boétie, France, a would-be bomber recruited on Snapchat had his attempted bombing foiled. As if to prevent this form of chaos, Australia is restricting visas from Iran. The Invasion of Ukraine is proving costly to the Kremlin as a massive air-drone attack by Kiev crippled Russia's largest oil port. And Ukraine troops are now testing out cutting-edge exo-skeleton technology on the battlefield. And with the use of cutting-ege exoskeletons, Ukraine troops have been clocked to 12MPH sprints on the battlefield as they carry more ammo Ukrainian troops testing exoskeletons that help them run 12 mph on battlefield and carry more ammo against Russia. And moreso, Ukraine now appears to have the battlefield advantage as Russia took over 6000 in losses in four days due to Ukraine’s technological advancements. Financially on the ropes, Putin has called for all of the Oligarchs to foot the bill for the war in Ukraine. And not only did Estonia issue warnings about Russian drone incursions, but Latvia and Lithuania as well. As to the squadron of drones that crashed into Finland, no officials have stated where the drones originated. In the US, catching fraud is paramount, charging an illegal alien from Azerbaijan who stole $90 million from Medicare while the House Oversight Committee is turning its eye towards California and the rampant hospice fraud after revelations of ghost/fraudulent locations were billing the government for billions. And while Democrats such as Senator Schumer says they support voter ID, they had now blocked and amendment requiring photo ID. Also hitting the news was the tragic collision between a fire truck and an Air Canada plane landing at New York's LaGuardia Airport that cost the lives of the two pilots and injured fourty others. Not long after, a fire broke out at Newark's Airport only hours later, forcing a complete ground stop. And while there was no collision, there was a close call between a United Airlines passenger plane and a Black Hawk helicopter at John Wayne Airport in California. And in response to the TSA airport crisis, US President Trump announced he would sign an emergency order directing Homeland Security to pay the employees as Congress struggles and stalls. The US wasn't the only nation to deal with airline tragedy as a Lockheed Martin C‑130 Hercules aircraft with over one-hundred on board went down shortly after taking off from Puerto Leguízamo, Columbia. The crash took the life of one and injured seventy-seven others. In Germany, the AFD (Alternative for Germany) party doubled its share of the vote this election cycle, the showing of politcal growth and strong support marking a blow to the Socialist Democrats that have held the Nation state for 35 years. However, the AFD still needs to end the barrier that was legislatively placed in front of their party barring them from governing with other parties at state and national level. Also in Germany, it was a win for BMW and Mercedez as environmental campaigners sought to ban the automotive industries from selling combustion engine cars after 2030. It took eight years of negotiations, but a trade deal between the European Union and Australia has been agreed upon, and with that a security and defense partnership. Meanwhile, the EU has taken a page out of US President Trump's playbook and has established so-named Return Hubs where member states are able to deport rejected asylum seekers. It comes after a near 2/3rds majority vote of approval, and returns power to individual EU nations over negotiations on migrant deportation. Iranian Spies arrested in Silicon Valley, parts of a 1,300 year old Viking ship discovered during a drainage excavation project in the Netherlands, a Chinese-backed Billionare funding 2000 anti-America organizations and working to reconstruct WWII history to denegrate the Allied resistance, cocaine-fueled sharks on the prowl in the waters of the Bahamas, the Nancy Guthrie case corrupted by the current Arizona sherriff, the Exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi warning not to let any of the current regime remain, and more hit this week's news.

This week in the News of the World, Europe was stunned when just days ago they wished for peaceful talks regarding Iran and to find the rogue nation launched two mid-range ballistic missiles 2,500 miles at a joint US/UK airbase in the Indian Ocean. And despite the attacks launched, be it Israel, the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, or elsewhere, more and more people in Iran are predicting an uprising against their tyrranical government. Despite the brutal, public hanging of a 19-year-old champion wrestler and the fear induced upon the women's soccer team forced to return, there is hope as Iran's security chief responsible for the murderous anti-protest killings, Ali Larijani, was himself killed in recent airstrikes. Fraud of all sorts has been rampant within the US, and now targeted. Investigations into medicare and taxpayer-based fraud has already begin in Minnesota with nearly $20 Billion estimated, and both New York and California on the radar. Voter fraud is also an issue as the arrest of a dozen Illegal aliens, including those marked for deportation two decades ago have been illeglly voting. This in itself has been used by Republicans to point out the need for the SAVE act which is intended to ensure elections to be safe And only revealed after his death at 81, Robert Mueller's investigation into President Trump was riddled with bias according to the FBI, and false allegations and nationalities over certain parties which were only just corrected this year. And while Hakeem Jeffries demands Trump to ‘shut his reckless mouth’ over Democrats and their refusal to fund DHS, Elon Musk announced he is willing to pay TSA salaries while Trump deploys ICE to the airports for additional support. Even as there is war in Iran, the Russian invasion against Ukraine persists, and UK's Prime Minister Keir Starmer wants everyone to keep that in focus. Even so, Ukraine's President Zelensky offered support to the US in its conflict with Iran where other ally nations have hesitated. France has put Moscow on notice, siezing another of its shadow fleet vessels, and NATO scrabled planes as Russia yet again violated Estonian air space. It was only just revealed that a US general responsible for coordinating military reports in 2024 lost key maps while crossing through Europe. And before his departure this past Tuesday, the FBI began a probe into Joe Kent, the former head of the National Counterterrorism Center over leaking classified information. In Cuba, blackouts continue amidst the Trump oil blockade of Venezuelan oil shipments while vowing to apply high tariffs to any nation that supplies the nation. Defiantly, Cuban's President Miguel Diaz-Canel claimed that they have been self sustained on Solar power, natural gas and thermoelectric plants. But after talks with the US, Cuba's weakened state. As to Russia's position, they re-affirmed its ties with Cuba as an ally, and oil tankers may soon be threatening the blockade. A historical moment and trial six decades in the making is about to begin as Etienne Davignon, the only surviving suspect in the death of Patrice Lumumba is set to begin. Patrice Lumumba was the Prime minister of the of Democratic Republic of Congo, and assassinated in 1961. Meanwhile, terror rocked Nigeria's Maiduguri city, as reports circuthat suspected Islamist insurgents were responsible for explosions that killed or maimed residents, with two more striking the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital. However, officials refuse to elaborate or say who exactly was responsible. Over 100 Israeli civilians wounded by new Iranian missile strikes, including one near nuclear facility, New York Governor Kathy Hochul begs wealthy New Yorkers to return despite Mamdani's demands to have taxes raised even more, Hamas given 90 days to hand over rocket launchers, and even offered a gun by-back policy, The Taliban's accusation that Pakistan killed 400 in an air strike at a drug rehab hospital, a Chinese warship locking its fire-control radar onto a Philippine navy vessel, the death of Chuck Norris, and more hit this week's news.

The war in Iran still hits this week's News of the World as over 95% of Iran's arsenals have been destroyed. And more recently decimated every weapon and military base on Iran's crown jewel and refinery site, the Kharg Island. Still, shots are fired including cluster warheads explode over Israel and a missile striking the US Embassy in Bagdhad, Iraq. But while Iran has shown indiscriminate fire in the region, they made claim that only US and Israeli ships are being targeted in the Strait of Hormuz, a desperate attempt to save face. And as to Iran's newly appointed Supreme Leader, the son of Ayatollah Khamenei, Khamenei’s own will explicitly asked Mojtaba not to be named as an impotent cleric who achieved nothing. Threats against both leaders in the US and Israel have been brought, with Netanyahu laughing after finding out that Iran claimed they had him assassinated. Violence has since erupted, with three terror-based attacks last week. But it was revealed that the Michigan car bomber who attacked a synagogue the brother of a killed Hezbollah commander. And the same week, posted that the Old Dominion Shooter was out on good behavior following a conviction of giving material support ISIS. There is support to have the Iranian goverment topple, even in College campuses throughout California. However, Democrats do not see it that way, with only Pennsylvania's Fetterman as an eception, he reminding his fellow Democrats that Kamala Harris herself labeled Iran as a world threat during her election campaign. In Australia, members of Iranian women’s soccer team were granted asylum by Australia, even those just calling for asylum at the last minute before their flight. Australians themselves came face-to-face with Iranians who attempted to breach and violate the soccer team's asylum. Sadly, Iran has worked to apply pressure against their asylum claims, stating that Australia had kidnapped the women. And one of the soccer players relented and returned nce revealed her family is now 'missing'. How long can Russia's aggression against Ukraine continue? That is a question as it came to light that Russia erased video showing an ailing Vladimir Putin. And insofar as trust with Moscow, more men are signing up to defeat Russia rather than have a weak peace accord. Zelensky is calling on the US to apply more pressure on Russia as talks with Russia have agains stalled. Meanwhile, Russia has been supporting Iranian forces with drone technology. And it was just revealed that Moscow was involved in Havana syndrome, an illness ivolving migranes, hearing loss and blindness that attacked US officials. The strange tale of Jeffrey Epstein continues, with new documents to be released by the UK this coming Wednesday related to the appointment of Peter Mandelson as ambassador to the US. As to Epstein's death in prison, new content shows one of his guards googled Epstein minutes prior to his death, that guard having received cash deposits, falsifying records, and more. Understandably, the House Oversight Committee wants to interview that guard. And now, New Mexico authorities have descended on Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch under the claims that dead foreign girls are buried there. UK real estate including apartments near the Israeli Embassy tied to Iran's new Supreme Leader, Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel who pushed the European migrant crisis of 2016 calling on migrants to vote against Populist AfD Party. shots fired outside the US consulate in Toronto with no suspects, Trump invokes Defense Production Act, to reopen oil production, an act California's Governor brandished as illegal, Jasmine Crockett’s fugitive security guard identified as the armed man who police shot in a parking garage, Zohran Mamdani’s Gracie Mansion evacuated for a suspicious device found harmless, and so much more hit this week's news.

This week's News of the World is still in Iran as their drones struck Saudi Arabian oil refineries, their ‘indiscriminate’ strikes across Gulf of Oman, the attack on an Azerbaijan airport near schools, the destruction of a Bahrain's desalination plant, and other nations sparking outcry against Iran from Arab nations. Despite this, there are politicians in the US and in nations like Canada and Australia that have turned a blind eye on Iran's own claim they had enough fission material to make nearly a dozen nuclear bombs. Even CNN was caught peddeling pro-Iranian propaganda showing peace as the war rages. And for the first time in nearly half a century, Democrats in congress refuse to acknowledge Iran as the Number One State Sponsor of Terror, and attempted to restrain US President Trump's war powers despite official records of former President Obama attacking seven nations without any such congressional notification. But as the war wages, lazer weapons from the US's Space Force has been reported to 'end' Iranian missiles, Kurdish opposition forces getting ready to attack, and Israel vowing to eliminate anyone chosen to replace Iran's supreme Leader; and that leader now chosen to be Ayatollah Seyed Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. While the war rages in the middle east, Iran has cells abroad in other countries, an explosion at the US embassy in Oslo, four men arrested in the UK suspected of working with Iran on an an anti-semietic attack, even an accused Pakistani terrorist claiming Iran recruited him to assassinate both Trump and Biden a year ago. As the Russian Invasion of Ukraine rages, drones from Moscow struck an empty passanger train injuring a railway worker. And a ballistic missile strikes an apartment in Kharkiv, killing civilians and children. What will Russia do when France expands Europe's defences when they add their nuclear capable aircraft and arsenal? China is no stranger to subterfuge, analysis showing it worked with others to weaponize mass migration into hostile or adversarial nations to disrupt their communities, and had Chinese spies in the Phillipines aiding them against their military and supply lines. But of supplies, the Iran war has brought oil to a halt against a nation more heavily dependent than any other. And now, China's silence and refusal to commitments made to Iran have now damaged their credibility among allies. In Latin America, joint operations between the US and Ecuador targeting narco-terror groups is under way. And the leadership of Cuba may come under fire from the US Justice Department over multiple indictments including DEA charges related to narcotics trafficking. Iranians doing the ‘Trump dance’ to thank him for taking out Ayatollah Khamenei, Netanyahu's pledge Iran is not going to be an endless war and vows to target any supreme leader picked by their regime, Pakistani and Afghan forces exchanging fire displaces over 100,000 refugees according to reports from the United Nations, the Nancy Guthrie case in its second month, and the glove found being a dead end on finding the missing mother, the United Kingdom clearing British bases for limited strikes against Iran after falling under Iranian missile and drone attacks, Los Angeles's Mayor Karen Bass accused of protecting gangbangers after an FBI raid at MacArthur Park, Australian TV show host exploding in Persian with a curse-laiden attack calling for Iran’s Khamenei to burn in hell, Kamala Harris secretly milking California taxpayers during her book tour, 4000 year old bronze age weapons from the UAE seized at a layover at a Philadelphia Airport, Iranian-American journalists calling out New York Mayor Mamdani's recent stance that sympathizes with the terror regime, the firing and later re-assigning of Kristi Noem, a 30-year old woman arrested after firing shots at Rihanna’s Beverly Hills mansion while the pop-star was at home, and much more hit this week's news.

This week was a total surprise to find the operation in Iran to be the headline in this week's News of the World, an operation to eliminate the leadership of the world's largest state sponsor of terror in the world that has been in power for almost half a century. With repeated calls for talks to end their nuclear program ignored and confirmation that Iran was readying missils to launch at US bases in the area spurred the joint operation between Israel and the US to attack. And within the first day, Ayatollah Ali Khomenei and fourty top commanders had been killed. Those nations that had refused to assist the US in operations to reign in Iran have now reconsidered as Iran launched attacks on many gulf states. Even European nattions that were originally opposed have changed their minds. And of Iranians worldwide, there is cheering in the streets over the destruction of the tyrannical government, cheering for the US and Israel for their actions. Prior to this, President Donald Trump held the 2026 State of the Union address touting accomplishments such as lower drug prices while awarding the highest honors to an attending WWII veteran, the survivor of the brutal November assassination attempt in DC, and a pilot during the raid to capture Maduro. But when Trump called upon those present to affirm their commitment to the citizens rathert to illegal aliens, to stand in honor for the slain Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, for the reunion of Maduro's rival and political prisoner Enrique Márquez, and for the Angel Moms, not a Democrat stood with the exception of Pennsylvania's John Fetterman. As the Russian assault on Ukraine continues, the Kremlin threatened retaliation if NATO member Estonia is ever armed indicating they want a weakened response. Ukraine's own parliament has acknowledged that any referendum to give up territory would fail while actively delivering massive casualties to Russia's forces. President Zelenskii asked US President Trump to visit Ukraine so he could see for himself what Russia's President Putin had wroght while essentially attempting to bring about World War III. If that was ever in question, Russian bombers and spy planes entering the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone as well as Chinese patrols across the Arctic should make the answer self evident. The legacy of Jeffrey Epstein continues to reach out, now having Microsoft Founder Bill Gates apologizing for his connections to the late convicted sex offender. However, he denied any involvement with Epstein's activities. This is a stark contrast to Lord Peter Mandelson, UK's former ambassador to the US who maintained ties with Epstein after his 2008 conviction and has now been arrested for sharing market‑sensitive government information in 2009. The Cuban Coast Guard attack on a US-registered speedboat stolen by Cuban Nationals, the survivors and beneficiaries from the Crans-Montana Ski Resort fire and the bar owners facing manslaughter charges, US Senator Cruz's prediction of Cuba's collapse before the end of the year, Ju Ae, the 13 year old daughter of Kim Johg Un, appointed as North Korea's Missile General, and more hit this week's world news.

This week's News of the World likely shocked millions with the arrest of Ex-Prince Andrew for charges betraying his country and sharing confidential data with the late Jeffrey Epsetin. The UK prime minister and King Charles III, Andrew's brother, have thrown support for the law in this instance. Because of this scandal, legislation is now in the works to ensure he is removed from the line of succession and never have the chance to sit upon the throne. Fallout from the US release of the Epstein Files reached Paris as the French police raided the Arab World institute in connection with its former head, ex-culture minister Jack Lang; not only for his connection to Epstein, but he and his daughter for tax fraud violations revealed in the same said Epstein documents. The story of the Nancy Guthrie case continues, the Sherriff brandished as vindictive to the FBI such as sending evidence to labs in Florida which he admits could take years rather than utilize Quantaco's state-of-the-art. The requard for the Today's Show Host's mom has more than doubled. And while a convicted felon was being briefly detained with his mother in a SWAT raid two miles from Mrs. Guthrie's home, no link could be found. Of the US and politics, California is crying foul of the Federal government looking to investigate claims of unemployment and Covid-19 Pandemic-era fraud following other such investigations in New York, Minnesota and others diverting healthcare dollars. New York City is finding its new mayor breaking promices as Mayor Mamdani who vowed only to tax the wealthist has now threatened New Yorkers with a 10% proerty tax hike. And in Mamdani's NYC, the ex-Professor charged with holding an actual machete to a NY Post reporter now has a $400K tax-payer funded art exhibit. And on another story of violence, a man reported missing in North Carolina showed up at Mar-A-Lago with a can of gasoline and a shotgun. When he failed to obey police orders and aimed the shotgun at the officers, he was subsequently shot and killed. While the peace talks between Russia and Ukraine were initially seen as constructive and beneficial, Moscow apparently decided to reverse source, launching a new slavo of airstrikes while replacing their key negotiator during the trilateral talks. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, after two hours, ended the talks as he accused Moscow of dragging out the negotiations and blocking any sign of a breakthrough. While he does trust US President Trump for his work towards peace between the two nations, he is at odds understanding how Trump could continue having a relationship with Russia's President Putin. And while Zelenskyy met world leaders on the grim four-year anniversary, showing how Russian Drone attacks could be seen as nothing more than barbaric terrorism, Kiev fired missiles at and destroyed a major Russian missile factory while fowing that Ukraine will not lose the war. In the middle east, a shocking report shows that female protestors imprisoned and raped by Iranian police are being sent back dead to their families with their wombs hacked out. And Iran is now applying pressure on the UK, delivering a British couple to a 10 year sentence on espionage charges with no transparency or apparent evidence. Meanwhile, Iran and Russia have been staging joint military drills despite global outcry over the public massacres. Despite how many times US President Trump has urged Tehran to take a deal, the United Nations IAEA has instead urged the US to strike a deal. During all this, exiled Iranian princess Noor Pahlavi’s makes passionate plea for regime change. And in Gaza, Hamas is now turning its back upon the US brokered peace plan, accepting only an international force as long as they remain. This in violation of the agreement signed declaring they disarm, that Gaza is to be completely demilitarized, and that the Strip be ruled by a technocratic committee that ultimately reports to the Board of Peace, Venezuela may seem to be making good on its promises, but the amnesty bill that passed their ruling party's legislation has been criticized by human rights organizations for falling short of offering relief for hundreds of Maduro-era political prisoners. Meanwhile major Mexican resort towns are under siege as drug cartels lash out after the death of "El Mencho", the leader of the brutal Jalisco New Generation Cartel in a military raid. The US State department urged Americans to shelter in place, some already communicating they've been trapped in the region. Eleven arrested in France for beating a far-right activist to death, Steven Speilberg fleeing California, claiming to be closer to his chilren rather than the state's 2026 Billionare Tax, the danish military evacuates a US submariner in need of medical care, Italy launchign an investigation into the murder of a Winter Olympic guard, Columbian nationalists impersonating federal judges in New Jersey arrested for defrauding migrants $100K, the brother of a slain california surfing legend warning that his death in Costa Rica is more nefarious than it seems, a British journalist accuses western animal rights campaigners of forcing a double standard in Morocco, the death of Apocalypse Now, The Godfather actor Robert Duvall at 95, and more hit this week's news.

In the US, the News of the World is divided mainly between the issue of immigration and the disappearance of "Today Show's Savannah Guthrie’ mother. A new ransom demand, the reveal of the identifiable Walmart brand backpack, and the DNA found in a disgarded glove which may point to one of the current suspects were top stories. But is the Sheriff up for the job given the lack of competence the past two weeks? And with Immigration, appeals courts have been ruling in favor of the Trump Administration while activist judges have demanded illegals returned while releasing those with attempted murder and child sex crime convictions. And as Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis is coming to an end with the arrest of 4,000 illegal alien criminals involved in rape, murder and child molestation charges, ICE also rescued over 3000 migrant children that were among the 300,000 lost under the prior Biden administration. The Russia invasion of Ukraine continues, and Kyiv's foreign minister said only US President Trump can get the two nations to final peace talks, this as Russia fired off hundreds of drones. While the war wages, Ukraine's wartime innovations actively spurred economic growth. Their advanced drone technology proven against Moscow's forces now becoming hot property for NATO forces. The newest technology, their ‘Sunray’ laser can silently take out Russian drones at a fraction of the cost of like defensive weapons. Such are necessary as Russia's Presiden Putin's child indoctrination of program startled millions. In the middle east, another US Aircraft Carrier strike group is slated join the the USS Abraham Lincoln in an effort to put more pressure on Iran to reach a nuclear deal and end their weapons program, and in support for those protesting against the brutality coming from Tehran. Of brutality, the Nobel committee had confirmed that Nobel peace laureate Narges Mohammadi has been beaten nearly to death while wasting away in Iran's prison system. Violent crime plummeting across major U.S. cities with murder rates fallen to its lowest in over a century, the transgender high school dropout who gunned down his family and six others in British Columbia, US Attorney General Bondi blasting back at Democrats who didn't touch the Epstein scandal while Biden was president, a water leak in the Louvre damaging its most valuable paintings from the 19th century, the New York Times reverses course and acknowledges dangers of marijuana use, North Korea's 13-year-old heiress at deadly odds against her ruthless aunt over succession, the death of "Dawson's Creek" co-star James Van Der Beek’s at 48, and more hit this week's news.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine still ages within the News of the World as NATO has come under fire, Russian ally Belarus sending balloons into NATO airspace to cause disruptions while Moskow launches a massive attack against Ukraine while the NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte was in Kyiv. This ended the brief ceasefire that occurred after prisoner swaps between Ukraine and Russia. But despite the overwhelming numbers coming frum Russia, Ukraine is holding its own. Indeed, finding older technology such as laser-guided Copperhead 155mm from the 80s has brought significant damage to Moscow. And its predicted that Vladimir Zelenskyy would easily win another election after the war is settled. In the United States, another bio-lab was discovered and raided in Las Vegas. The lab which contained HIV and samples of malaria was found connected to another under investigation by the government are owned by a Chinese citizen, David He. And if this sounds familiar, it was not long ago that two Chinese scholars were garged with bringing in biological pathothens. The issues with Anti-Ice protestors took surprising turns as a New York Staffer was detained by Immigration once it was revealed he had a prior criminal conviction in 2023 and lied about it as it would invalidate his asylum and temporary protection status. And who would think protestors would attack their own? One anti-Ice protestor found himself being pelted with marital aids while shouting "I'm one of you!" Another incident with an illegal alien driving a commercial truck occurred in Indiana, swirving into oncoming traffic and killing four. This time, the commercial license was issued by Pennsylvania under Governor Shapiro. In a polar opposite fashion and after two decades, Florida now requires those seeking a license must pass the state exams entirely in English, this to ensure clear communication, the understanding of traffic laws and responsible driving. California itself seems to be a beacon of news, the "Shangri-La" homeless scam that has defrauded millions as Governor Newsome sits back and watches. An Ivy-League activist and a Labor Union Organizer are under scrutiny after it was discovered they were instructing New Yorkers militant tactics to interfere with federal officers. New laws came into effect in California, and a rape victim just found that her attacker was released under a newly shortened sentence to reduce prison populations. And the mother of "The Today Show" host, Savannah Guthrie has been kidnapped. Signs of blood and forced entry, and a chilling ransom demand in Bitcoin now reported. Jeffrey Epstein's legacy continues as Hillary Clinton demands a public hearign despite both she and former President Bill clinton had already agreed to closed door depositions. But the saga continues as CBS News star hire Peter Attia not only had ties to Epstein, but mentioned over 1000 times in newly released court documents. Epstein's ties were world wide, he cultivating ties with both Sergey Belyakov, Russia’s deputy economic minister, and Vitaly Churkin, Russia’s ambassador to the United Nations. There is even an eMail where Prince Andrew’s ex Sara Ferguson asked him to marry her, this while new allegations have appeared stating that Epstein sent women to ex-Prince Andrew at his Royal Lodge. It isn't going well for the current UK's PM Keir Starmer as it was discovered that his former Ambassador to the US also had ties to Epstein, and following this his top aide Morgan McSweeney quits over the scandal. Even members of his own party are now shouting "Starmer has to go." In the Middle East, new documents showed that Tehran had long planned to massacre protesters. And before the planned US/Iran peace talks began, Khomeni attempted last minute demands for a venue change and an attempt to prevent talks over their nuclear program and the slaughter of their own citizens. Even as Iranian combat drones were shot down before they could reach US carriers and two oil tankers of unknown nationality were seized by Iran, talks did continue and apparently with another scheduled within the week. But can one trust a government that decides to sentence Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi to over seven more years in prison after she began a hunger strike? In Venezuela, flights are set to resume. American Airlines will begin reinstating nonstop service between the US and Venezuela once it gets government approval. And over seven-hundred political prisoners in Venezuela will soon be free as part of an amnesty bill championed by acting President Delcy Rodrigues. But not only that, but the notorious Helicoide known for its barbaracy will be shut down for good. The strange illness and death of a 40-year-old at Australia's Sydney Music festival, the new trade deal between the US and India as India buys Venezuelan oil and not Russia's, the son of Norway’s crown princess pleaded not guilty to rape charges in Oslo, video footage showing Hamas operatives using ambulances to transport terrorists and weapons to fortified hospitals in violation of the ceasefire, US produced alcohol returning to liquor store shelves in Quebec, the Russian Foreign Ministry warning yet more nuclear threats, this time as the START nuclear treaty is set to expire, suspected saboteurs hit Italian rail networks near Bologna as the Winter Olympics is kicking off, and more hit this week's news.