AkademikerPension, a Danish pension operator, is divesting from U.S. Treasurys due to concerns about the U.S.’s financial health and growing tensions between the U.S. and Denmark. The decision, driven by America’s debt crisis and Moody’s downgrade, comes amid escalating disagreements over Greenland. The fund, holding approximately $100 million in U.S. Treasurys, plans to exit its holdings by the end of the month. This move reflects broader anxieties, with experts like Ray Dalio suggesting sovereign funds may reduce U.S. investments due to geopolitical instability and trade conflicts.
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Tensions between the US and UK are at their lowest point since the 1950s, potentially endangering European security due to Donald Trump’s plans to acquire Greenland. These plans have caused distrust within NATO and resulted in withholding intelligence from the US. Experts say Trump’s actions could alter the global order for decades to come, with some feeling the US has betrayed its allies. The UK is now forced to strengthen partnerships with European allies.
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Ahead of President Donald Trump’s visit to Switzerland for the World Economic Forum, protesters in Zurich voiced their opposition with demonstrations. Protesters carried signs such as “Trump not welcome” and burned a U.S. flag. The demonstrations, which targeted American businesses, escalated, leading to the use of water cannons, tear gas, and rubber bullets by police and resulting in injuries. The protests were fueled by Trump’s controversial international policies, including his musings about Greenland and conflicts with leaders like French President Emmanuel Macron.
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In a recent incident, federal immigration agents detained U.S. citizen ChongLy “Scott” Thao in his Minnesota home without a warrant, forcing entry and leading him outside in subfreezing temperatures in his underwear. Despite Thao’s protests and the lack of a warrant, agents took him to an undisclosed location, photographed him, and then returned him home after realizing their mistake. The Department of Homeland Security claims the operation targeted sex offenders residing at the home, but Thao’s family disputes this, stating that no registered sex offenders lived there. Thao plans to file a civil rights lawsuit against the DHS, citing feelings of insecurity following the incident.
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Responding to a text exchange between former President Donald Trump and Norway’s Prime Minister regarding Greenland, Rep. Yassamin Ansari called for Trump’s removal from office via the 25th Amendment, citing concerns about his mental state. Trump’s message to the Prime Minister, which expressed a desire for control over Greenland and questioned Denmark’s ability to protect it, prompted the congresswoman’s comment. Other Democratic officials, including Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove, have echoed similar calls for the 25th Amendment’s invocation. In a statement, the Norwegian Prime Minister reiterated Norway’s support for Denmark’s position on Greenland.
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In a recent post on Truth Social, President Donald Trump shared an AI-edited image depicting him with a map that includes Greenland, Canada, and Venezuela, sparking further controversy. This post follows Trump’s repeated assertions about annexing Greenland and Canada, as well as his claim of being the “Acting President of Venezuela.” The president has threatened tariffs on European allies who resist the acquisition of Greenland, leading to a diplomatic rift and expressions of solidarity with Denmark and Greenland. European Union ambassadors are now planning emergency meetings to discuss potential retaliatory measures in response to the threatened tariffs.
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Reports indicate that President Trump is overseeing the construction of a new, top-secret underground complex beneath the White House East Wing, replacing a decades-old facility dismantled during a recent demolition project. Citing national security concerns, the White House has defended the project in court, with plans for the new bunker expected to incorporate modern technology to withstand a range of threats. The exact details and costs of this subterranean work remain classified, but will ultimately be paid by taxpayers. The new facility will likely be designed to serve as a hardened command-and-control space during crises, similar to previous installations like the Presidential Emergency Operations Center (PEOC).
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Greenland Leader Tells People to Prepare for Possible Invasion is an incredibly disturbing situation, even to consider. The very idea of the US contemplating an invasion of a NATO ally, especially one like Greenland, is frankly appalling. It raises serious questions about the checks and balances within the US government and why more people aren’t taking decisive action. It’s a stark reminder of the potential consequences when leadership appears to be acting with impunity.
The potential invasion scenario is playing out against the backdrop of a deeply polarized nation. The political landscape is fractured, and the reactions to such a prospect seem to vary wildly, often along partisan lines.… Continue reading
According to AP News, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., declined to temporarily block the Trump administration’s new policy requiring a week’s notice before congressional visits to immigration detention facilities. Judge Jia Cobb determined the Department of Homeland Security didn’t violate a prior court order by reinstating the notice requirement, emphasizing the current challenge used the wrong “procedural vehicle.” The ruling stems from a January 8th policy change, which occurred after several Democratic members of Congress were denied access to an ICE facility in Minneapolis, prompting legal action and claims of obstructing congressional oversight.
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“Make America Go Away” red caps become symbols of defiance in Greenland standoff.
The emergence of “Make America Go Away” red caps in Greenland has sparked a fascinating and somewhat ironic twist in the ongoing diplomatic situation. It’s truly something else, isn’t it? The United States, specifically certain elements within its administration, is pursuing a path that’s raising eyebrows, and Greenland is responding with a bold statement – a statement that’s taken the form of a hat. And not just any hat; a red hat, a color that’s become inextricably linked to a specific political movement in the U.S.
The core of the issue seems to revolve around the U.S.’s… Continue reading
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ICE Detains US Citizen in Subfreezing Weather, Forcing Him From Home Without Clothes
In a recent incident, federal immigration agents detained U.S. citizen ChongLy “Scott” Thao in his Minnesota home without a warrant, forcing entry and leading him outside in subfreezing temperatures in his underwear. Despite Thao’s protests and the lack of a warrant, agents took him to an undisclosed location, photographed him, and then returned him home after realizing their mistake. The Department of Homeland Security claims the operation targeted sex offenders residing at the home, but Thao’s family disputes this, stating that no registered sex offenders lived there. Thao plans to file a civil rights lawsuit against the DHS, citing feelings of insecurity following the incident.
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