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January 14, 2026

Gone too far? What Americans think of US op in Venezuela – most want ‘less-active’ role in world affairs

A new poll reveals over half of Americans believe President Trump has overstepped with military interventions abroad, particularly concerning the recent Venezuela operation. A majority also disapprove of his overall foreign policy and handling of Venezuela. While some see benefits in the Venezuela action, most Americans desire a less active global role for the US.

January 14, 2026

Watch: Joe Rogan slams ICE as 'villains' after shooting, says agents 'wearing masks'

In a candid discourse, Joe Rogan has denounced ICE agents as 'villains' and 'murderous military people' in the wake of Renee Nicole Good's tragic shooting. He highlighted the troubling presence of masked federal operatives on urban streets, claiming they operate without the accountability that local law enforcement faces, which ultimately breeds public skepticism.

January 14, 2026

'Vital for Golden Dome': Trump's new reason for Greenland grab; pushes Nato for compromise

US President Trump advocated for the acquisition of Greenland, emphasizing its strategic importance for national security and promoting a new 'Golden Dome' defense initiative. He argued that Nato's involvement is crucial, warning that without US influence, nations like Russia or China could extend their reach.

January 14, 2026

Video: Secret agent caught on camera leaking 'sensitive info'; USSS puts 'anti-Trump' worker on leave

In a shocking breach of security protocols, a US Secret Service agent tasked with safeguarding Vice President JD Vance has been put on administrative leave. This action comes after the agent allegedly disclosed top-secret details about protective measures to an undercover reporter masquerading as a romantic partner. Key insights shared included critical schedules, security arrangements, and travel itineraries.

January 14, 2026

Trump-Ford worker clash goes viral: Autoworker fired after insult; free speech debate erupts

While visiting a manufacturing plant, President Trump encountered vocal criticism from an autoworker, leading to an intense exchange laced with expletives and a well-known gesture from the President. The autoworker, TJ Sabula, although suspended and ultimately let go, stood by his fiery remarks, considering it a chance to voice his concerns.

January 14, 2026

Denmark's Arctic Military Plans: Copenhagen pledges stronger presence after US criticism; NATO role grows

Denmark is bolstering its military presence in Greenland and boosting NATO's Arctic activities, responding to US concerns about defense. This move comes as Greenland gains geopolitical importance due to its location and proximity to Arctic routes. Copenhagen aims to reassure allies of its commitment to Arctic security and collective defense through NATO.

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