In this week's News of the World, Moscow issues more threats to NATO as Europe supports Ukraine against the Russian Invasion. This threat among many they've previously issued while Poland had to scramble fighters "of a preventive nature" as Russia launched more attacks, such as the 650+ drone volley. And while Ukraininan President Zelenskyy assumed Moscow would attack Kyiv on Christmas, he was partially correct as the latest Russia attack blew up the home of the composer of "Carol of the Bells", a song prominent in the Christmas movie Home Alone. But with all the attacks, Ukraine had struck back. Russian General Fanil Sarvarov was killed in a car bombing in Moscow itself, three others killed from another bombing not far away, destroyed another oil refinery, and delivered stunning defeat against Russian troops taking back the railway hub and key eastern city of Kupyansk. Despite this, Zelenskyy stated the 20-Point Ukraine-Russia Peace Plan has a good chance and is open to a demilitarized free zone with Russia, this as US President Trump is willing to travel to Ukraine to pitch the ceding of land to Russia in a bid to end the four-year long war. In the United States, the calls about embezzled funds in Minnesoda grow louder as nearly one-hundred mayors sent a letter citing fraud while hiking tax rates on the citizens, all placing blame on Governor Walz and the supporting Democrats. Over one-thousand illegal aliens, most with past convictions of murder, rape, and statutory abuse were rounded up by ICE agents. Following this, a report based on records from 570 law enforcement agencies showed a major drop in crme throughout US, with 1500 fewer murders than the year before under the Biden administration, and almost half that sprung up from the George Floyd riots. More of the Epstein files came out for public viewing, though US President Trump slammed the release of embarassing pics such as those of former President Clinton, creepy pics of ex Prince Andrew and the compromising pics of Ghislaine Maxwell. But compromising pictures were but a taste as eMail dumps and a fake Austrian passport under the name Marius Fortelni with a fake New York address. In an action to attack global censorship, the Trump administration banned five Europeans who have led organized efforts to silence American viewports or viewpoints in general they oppose. And with approval by the Nigerian government, the US military hit ISIS terrorists in Sokoto state targeting Christians with “numerous” deadly airstrikes. Pressure against the Maduro Regime in Venezuela continues to build as the blockade against continues, and two separate raids were led on oil carriers but days apart. Cuba lent counterintelligence forces to President Nicolas Maduro's aid, with Cuban agents acting as personal guards. Despite this apparent alliance, US President Trump gave Maduro warning despite knowing Maduro has stolen the previous two presidential elections to remain in power. And Anti-Semitism is on the rise, California's Mayor Eduardo Martinez justifying the atrocious October 7th attack by Hamas attack at a pro-Palestinian conference. Professional protester and former climate activist Greta Thunberg was arrested Tuesday in Central London with the Palestine Action Group that used hammers and red paint to damage a building on Fenchurch Street, said group also responsible for several acts of vandalism even at a Royal Air Force base. A former Hamas hostage by the name of Eli Sharabi warned Australian leaders about rising hatred before the deadly Bondi Beach shooting in Australia. And in Perth, Australia, a man who praised the Bondi Beach massacre was arrested after police found six rifles, about 4,000 rounds of ammunition, and banners belonging to terror groups Hamas and Hezbollah inside his home. Vermont's Bernie Sanders blocking cancer treatment for children unless his conditions are met, Politico now claiming Christmas Celebrations as a Far Right Spectacle, Australia's invitation to Israeli President Isaac Herzog in wake of Bondi Beach mass shooting, Russia's plan for a nuclear powered lunar base by 2036, and more hit this week's news.