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.