Honnold Free-Solos Taipei 101 in 90 Minutes
Alex Honnold climbed Taipei 101 without a rope in about 90 minutes. The stunt was live in front of crowds and streamed with a short delay.
Walmart Video: Chaos or Corporate Training Failure?
A viral clip from a Minneapolis Walmart shows confused customers and staff struggling to find hand warmers. The moment has become fodder for politics, but it also highlights weak signage, language gaps, and retail training problems that a store could fix without a press conference.
Federal Agent Shot During Immigration Operation
A federal agent fired during an immigration operation in Los Angeles after a suspect tried to run him over. This is the third federal officer-involved shooting this month, raising questions about policy, resources, and rhetoric.
Prime Minister of Greenland Warns Population to Prepare for a Possible US Military Invasion
Greenland is officially on edge, and for once the panic is not coming from Washington. It is coming from Europe. President Trump is expected to meet with a slate of...
LET’S GO! Trump Starts Quiet NATO Pullback
Reports say the Pentagon plans to remove about 200 U.S. positions inside NATO command and advisory bodies. The cuts are small in number but large in symbolism. They come amid a row over Greenland and a broader push to shift forces closer to the Western Hemisphere.
CBS Reporter Shoved at ICE Protest; Don Lemon Intervenes
A CBS reporter was shoved while covering a protest outside the Whipple federal building in Minneapolis. Independent journalists captured the scuffle. Don Lemon stepped in to calm the situation as law enforcement and security responded. The incident raises fresh questions about press safety and protest dynamics near immigration enforcement sites.
Portugal’s Right Surge Shakes Up Presidency Race
A newcomer party called Chega surged in Portugal's presidential first round, forcing a likely runoff and putting immigration and security at the center of the campaign.
Trump Says Autopen Scandal Demands Arrests
President Trump urged arrests over allegations that White House staff used an autopen to sign last-minute pardons and other documents for President Biden. Republicans in Congress and some White House lawyers say thousands of records will be reviewed. The Justice Department has not announced any high-profile charges, and critics say that delay looks like inaction.
Why Media Flips On ICE Under Trump
A TV segment on Newsmax featured Matt Taibbi noting that ICE was covered more favorably in 2016 than it is today. The shift tracks less with policy changes and more with who occupies the White House, leaving many viewers skeptical of legacy outlets and hungry for consistent reporting.
Federal Probe Targets Sen. Elissa Slotkin Over Video Urging Troops to Refuse Illegal Orders
Federal Probe Zeroes In on Sen. Slotkin Senator Elissa Slotkin has caught the attention of federal prosecutors with a video she organized. In it, Democrats are seen urging military personnel...