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What we know about Trump's proposal for Greenland
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What we know about Trump's proposal for Greenland

Much about the future agreement on Greenland that Donald Trump envisions is still shrouded in mystery. Here's what has emerged so far
Sources: Frantic effort behind Trump's U-turn on Iran
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Sources: Frantic effort behind Trump's U-turn on Iran

In just a few hours, Donald Trump went from threatening to conciliatory toward Iran. A frantic effort by Iran's neighbors is said to be behind his U-turn
Regime sources say thousands killed during protests in Iran
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Regime sources say thousands killed during protests in Iran

High-ranking regime sources in Iran state that around 3,000 people have been killed during the protests, but blame the deaths on "terrorists. " According to Iran International, the death toll is likely at least 12,000
Trump on Iran: Help is on the way
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Trump on Iran: Help is on the way

Donald Trump is urging the people of Iran to continue their protests, while also warning the regime not to hang protesters as punishment. "Then they will see things happen," the US president threatened on CBS News
Sources: US used civilian-painted plane in boat attack off Venezuela
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Sources: US used civilian-painted plane in boat attack off Venezuela

The US Pentagon repainted an aircraft to resemble a civilian plane the first time the United States attacked an alleged drug-smuggling boat, sources told The New York Times.
Trump considers how to attack Iran, sources tell The New York Times
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Trump considers how to attack Iran, sources tell The New York Times

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Trump says he is not bound by international law
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Trump says he is not bound by international law

US President Donald Trump tells The New York Times he does not consider himself bound by international law. "I am not out to hurt anyone," he says
Venezuela says it is not subjugated by the US
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Venezuela says it is not subjugated by the US

Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, is repeating the message that the country is not "subjugated" by the United States after President Donald Trump claimed that they are in control.
Trump says no mercy for Diddy after clemency request
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Trump says no mercy for Diddy after clemency request

Sean "Diddy" Combs will not be pardoned, U. S
Trump hints NATO's future is pitted against Greenland's future
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Trump hints NATO's future is pitted against Greenland's future

The future of the NATO military alliance may be at stake over American ownership of Greenland, U. S
Trump gives Smithsonian an ultimatum over museums' content and budget
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Trump gives Smithsonian an ultimatum over museums' content and budget

Donald Trump's administration is pressuring the Smithsonian's museums. The White House wants information on the museums' content and operations by Tuesday, or the museums will face budget cuts
Trump says US can control Venezuela for years
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Trump says US can control Venezuela for years

Time will tell how long the United States intends to control Venezuela, President Donald Trump says, but it is a matter of years.
Why Trump is fixated on Greenland
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Why Trump is fixated on Greenland

Donald Trump floated the idea of taking over Greenland back in 2019. Now the issue seems more important than ever to him
How the U.S. elite force captured Maduro in Venezuela
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How the U.S. elite force captured Maduro in Venezuela

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Source: 40 dead after US attack on Venezuela
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Source: 40 dead after US attack on Venezuela

At least 40 people have been killed in connection with the US attack on Venezuela on Saturday, The New York Times reports, citing sources.
Maduro has landed outside New York after capture by U.S. authorities
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Maduro has landed outside New York after capture by U.S. authorities

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife have arrived at a military base in New York state after being captured by U. S
Leaked soldier complaints reveal brutality and threats in the Russian army
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Leaked soldier complaints reveal brutality and threats in the Russian army

Soldiers are forced to fight with broken bones and serious illnesses, commanders threaten death and impose torture-like punishments. It's everyday life in the Russian army, according to complaints that were accidentally made public, The New York Times reports
Protests in Iran over skyrocketing prices and collapsing currency
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Protests in Iran over skyrocketing prices and collapsing currency

For the third day in a row, protests are taking place in Iran against skyrocketing prices and a collapsing currency. "We can barely afford a coffee," says Tehran resident Omar
Jimmy Kimmel on British TV: This has been a really good year for fascism
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Jimmy Kimmel on British TV: This has been a really good year for fascism

Jimmy Kimmel directed sharp criticism at US President Donald Trump on Christmas Day, when he warned of the rise of fascism in a speech to British television viewers, writes the New York Times.
After Jeffrey Epstein: "Misunderstood" book relevant again
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After Jeffrey Epstein: "Misunderstood" book relevant again

Vladimir Nabokov's novel "Lolita" has been reintroduced after appearing in the Epstein Files. But it is unlikely to be tarnished anymore, according to critic and author Inga-Lina Lindqvist
US boards merchant vessel off Venezuela
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US boards merchant vessel off Venezuela

US forces have boarded a merchant vessel off the coast of Venezuela. The boarding was confirmed on X by US Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem and the US Coast Guard
Thousands of hacked Epstein files made public
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Thousands of hacked Epstein files made public

The US Department of Justice has released thousands of documents relating to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Photos, phone lists and notes are often partially redacted to protect the identities of potential victims
Wonka director makes Labubu movie
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Wonka director makes Labubu movie

The popular culture phenomenon Labubu is coming to the big screen. Sony has bought the film rights and has signed on director Paul King, writes The Hollywood Reporter
Donald Trump's heavy eyelids raise questions
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Donald Trump's heavy eyelids raise questions

He is building a lavish ballroom in the White House, flying around the world and seemingly posting opinionated posts on social media 24/7. But this fall, Donald Trump has also been seen closing his eyes in the Oval Office
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