Judge Allows Operation Metro Surge to Continue Amid Protests and Legal Challenges in Minnesota

Staff January 31, 2026

A federal judge has declined to immediately halt Operation Metro Surge, a contentious immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota’s Twin Cities, despite concerns over racial profiling and community impacts. Protests are planned nationwide this Saturday in response to the ongoing operation.

news January 17, 2026

Norwegian Lawmakers React with Shock as María Corina Machado Presents Nobel Medal to Donald Trump

Venezuela opposition leader María Corina Machado’s decision to present her Nobel Peace Prize medal to U.S. President Donald Trump has sparked disbelief and criticism in Norway, where the Nobel Committee awards the prestigious prize.

news January 15, 2026

Ex-Iceland President Warns of ‘Monumental’ Fallout as U.S. Rhetoric Sharpens on Greenland Ownership

Iceland’s former President Olafur Grimsson cautions that any U.S. attempt to seize Greenland could trigger unprecedented geopolitical consequences, amid heightened tensions over the Arctic’s strategic future.

news January 13, 2026

Nationwide ‘ICE Out For Good’ Vigils and Protests Mobilize After Fatal Immigration Agent Shootings

Hundreds of vigils and protests dubbed “ICE Out For Good” have been rapidly organized across the United States following fatal shootings involving ICE and Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis and Portland. The events aim to highlight concerns over federal immigration enforcement violence and demand greater accountability.

politics January 8, 2026

Steny Hoyer to Retire from Congress After Four Decades of Service

Maryland Representative Steny Hoyer, the former second-ranking House Democrat, announced his retirement from Congress, ending a distinguished career that began in 1981 and included two terms as House majority leader.

news January 6, 2026

Danish PM Warns US Military Action on Greenland Would End Transatlantic Security Ties

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen cautions that any US attempt to annex Greenland by force would dismantle 80 years of NATO cooperation, amid renewed concerns over President Trump's interest in the mineral-rich Arctic territory.

news January 3, 2026

US Launches Strikes on Venezuela, Captures President Maduro on Drug Charges

The United States has launched military strikes on Venezuela, resulting in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife. The couple has been indicted on drug-related charges and is en route to New York, according to former President Donald Trump.

news January 3, 2026

‘Dilbert’ Creator Scott Adams Shares Grim Cancer Prognosis, Outlines Transition Period

Scott Adams, the creator of the iconic comic strip “Dilbert,” revealed that his chances of recovering from advanced prostate cancer are ‘essentially zero.’ Adams provided a detailed health update during a recent livestream, indicating January will be a ‘month of transition’ as he continues to engage with fans online.

news January 1, 2026

Around 40 Killed and 100 Injured in Explosion at Swiss Ski Resort Bar on New Year’s Eve

A devastating explosion at the Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, on New Year’s Eve has left around 40 people dead and 100 injured. Authorities say the incident is likely an accident, and investigations are ongoing.

politics December 31, 2025

Minnesota Democratic Senate Candidate Peggy Flanagan Faces Apology Demand Over Viral Hijab Video

Minnesota’s Lieutenant Governor and Democratic Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan is under scrutiny after a viral video showing her wearing a hijab prompted calls from her Republican opponent for an apology over alleged pandering. The controversy raises questions about the impact on her Senate bid.

news December 31, 2025

HHS Freezes Federal Child Care Payments to Minnesota Amid Fraud Allegations

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has suspended all federal child care funding to Minnesota following viral claims of widespread fraud in state-subsidized day care centers. State officials dispute the allegations, emphasizing ongoing efforts to combat fraud.

ai December 31, 2025

Is AI Killing Too Many Menial Jobs? An Editorial Perspective

As artificial intelligence advances rapidly, concerns grow over its impact on menial jobs. This editorial explores whether AI is eliminating too many entry-level and routine roles, and what that means for workers and society.

news December 28, 2025

Trump and Zelenskyy Meet at Mar-a-Lago as Peace Talks on Ukraine Conflict Advance

President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met at Mar-a-Lago in Florida amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to secure a peace deal to end the war in Ukraine. Separate meetings with Russian envoys and European officials are also underway as the leaders aim for progress before the New Year.