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.