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.