Hitting hard in this week's News of the World are the riots in Iran. Hospitals are pushed beyond their limits from the vast number injured, and now protestors are arming themselves to battle police in Tehran itself. After the sucess in removing Nicolas Maduro from Venezuela and forming numerous peace deals in his first year, Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi of Iran is urging Trump to intervene against the current regime. But a big question on everyone's mind would be 'Who would fill the vacuum when the Islamic Republic falls?' In the United States, billions in fraud are the news. The amount of healthcare fraud in California revealed is now surpassing the billions already under scrutiny within Minnesota's child care scandal. The Department of Health and Human Services froze money going to states with massive fraud which are being funneled away from the citizenry. However, New York is now filing a lawsuit to have US taxpayer dollars continue to flow, claiming it cruel to freeze child care funds. And of the two recent shootings by ICE agents, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey dismisses new ICE shooting video while ESPN commentator Stephen A Smith instead called it justified. And in Portland, tears formed on Police Chief Day's face when he announced that the two Venezuelans whom attempted to likewise run over ICE agents were from Tren De Aragua. Indeed, the use of vehicles against ICE agents have risen over 3000% in just a year's time. Last week's news about the Russian invasion of Ukraine held a claim by Moscow that Putin's resident was targeted. But with recent behavior out of Russia, the US and President Trump rejects that claim. And while a new 5-point security plan is being inked for Ukraine's security guarantees, said guarantees that include European troops from the UK and France numbering in the thousands is already being rejected by Moscow. Despite the troops being security after the war has ended, Moscow actively stated the European security troops would be viable military targets. It was just days after the US warned Ukraine of a pending attack that Russia launched a barriage against Ukraine’s power grid, leaving Kyiv powerless and without heat in zero-degree temperatures. Ukraine's President Zelensky issued a fresh call for U.S. President Donald Trump to take action against Russia. And while the US was able to remove Maduro, President Trump states that such a move against Putin should not be necessary. And since the removal of Maduro, Caracas began releasing political prisoners from two notorious prisons, one being El Helicoide slated to be closed immediately. And with Maduro gone, the US could soon lift sanctions on Venezuela which would help facilitate oil sales. But a new story came out of Venezuela. What was this mystery sonic weapon that quickly incapacitated Venezuelan soldiers over a week ago? Germany's open-terror investigation into infrastructure sabotage linking attacks to the Vulkangruppe (Volcano Group) whom had taken claim for 15 years of such destruction, A US-Denmark summit suggesting Greenland's sale in the billions despite the islanders refusal to be neither Danish nor American, Europe and the UK strengthening naval security in the north arctic amidst Russian activity, a protester briefly removed Iran's flag at its London embassy with the former flag flown before 1979, the attempted assassination attempt of Honduran's opposition leader, Gladis Aurora Lopez, at the National Congress, a swiss nightclub owner arrested after destroying the evidence of a horrific New Years inferno and fleeing with all the cash, the UAE removing British Universities from funding over fears of radicalized UK campuses supporting the Muslim Brotherhood, and more hit this week's news.