Federal officer shoots suspect in leg during Minneapolis arrest
A U.S. federal officer shot a person in the leg after being attacked during an arrest in Minneapolis. Officials confirm the incident occurred on January 14, 2026.
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European Troops Arrive in Greenland as U.S.-Denmark Talks Stall
European military forces have arrived in Greenland as diplomatic talks between the U.S. and Denmark highlight a significant 'disagreement' over the Arctic island's strategic future, raising concerns within NATO.
The Perilous History of Security Guarantees for Ukraine
As Canada considers security guarantees for Ukraine, history warns of broken promises from Munich 1938 to Budapest 1994. Will new pledges be any different? Read the analysis.
Senate Republicans Block Venezuela War Powers Resolution
U.S. Senate Republicans, pressured by President Trump, blocked a resolution opposing further military action in Venezuela. VP JD Vance cast the tie-breaking vote.
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Iran Extends Airspace Closure, Tensions High
Iran prolongs its commercial airspace shutdown as regional tensions simmer. The U.S. advises citizens to depart while internal crackdowns continue. Read the latest developments.
Senate War Powers Vote Fails, Trump Pressure Cited
A U.S. Senate resolution on war powers fails after two Republicans yield to pressure. Analyst Eric Ham warns Venezuela oil control risks instability and a dangerous foreign policy shift.
Canada's Arctic vulnerability amid Trump's Greenland threats
Heather Wright analyzes Canada's Arctic defences as U.S. President Donald Trump's annexation talk places the country in a precarious geopolitical position. What does this mean for national security?
U.S. 'Department of War' Renaming May Cost $125M
A U.S. plan to rename the Department of Defense the 'Department of War' faces a potential $125 million price tag. Get the latest details on the executive order and its financial implications.
NATO Nations Deploy to Greenland Amid U.S.-Denmark Rift
Denmark says a 'fundamental disagreement' with the U.S. over Greenland persists after high-level talks, as Germany and other NATO allies announce a permanent military deployment to the Arctic island.
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Guns, Ammo Seized at Ambassador Bridge by Border Agents
Canada Border Services Agency officers intercepted multiple firearms and ammunition at the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor. Get the full details on this significant border security incident.
Canadian Armed Forces Assess Damage in Manitoba First Nation
The Canadian Armed Forces are on-site in a northern Manitoba First Nation, surveying damage from a multi-day power outage. Get the latest details on the emergency response.
Ukrainians endure freezing temps amid power grid attacks
Emergency crews in Ukraine race to restore electricity after Russian air strikes target energy infrastructure, leaving civilians in the cold. Read the latest on the ongoing crisis.
Experts: U.S. military action vs. Canada 'far-fetched'
Security analysts firmly reject the possibility of U.S. military action against Canada, calling the scenario unrealistic. Explore the geopolitical context and expert insights.
Syrian military tells civilians to evacuate near Aleppo
Syrian government forces have instructed civilians to leave a contested area east of Aleppo as tensions escalate. The move signals a potential new military operation in the region.
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Ukraine's new defence minister reveals scale of desertions
Ukraine's Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov discloses millions avoided conscription amid ongoing war. Read the latest on the conflict's manpower challenges.
Qatar withdraws personnel from U.S. base over tensions
Qatar announces a partial withdrawal of its personnel from a U.S. military base, citing heightened regional instability. The move underscores growing security concerns.
FBI searches home of Washington Post reporter
The FBI executed a search at the residence of a Washington Post journalist. This high-profile action raises significant questions about press freedom and investigative tactics.
U.S. officials visit Greenland, locals worry over military plans
Residents of Greenland express apprehension as U.S. officials visit the Arctic island, amid talks of expanding military presence and ongoing political rhetoric. Details on the strategic meeting.
Trump renews Greenland push before high-stakes talks
Donald Trump reiterates U.S. need for Greenland, sparking diplomatic tensions ahead of a key White House meeting with Danish and Greenlandic officials. Explore the potential scenarios.
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FBI searches home of Washington Post reporter
The FBI executed a search warrant at the home of a Washington Post journalist as part of a classified documents investigation. The newspaper confirmed the January 2026 action.
Iran Threatens U.S. Bases if Attacked, Unrest Toll Climbs
Iran warns Middle East allies it will strike U.S. bases if America attacks, as internal unrest death toll nears 2,600. Trump vows 'strong action' as diplomatic channels freeze. Full analysis.
Special Forces to Get New Helicopters First in $18B Plan
Canada's military will spend $18 billion to replace its aging CH-146 Griffon helicopters, with elite special forces units receiving the first new aircraft starting in 2033. Learn about the multi-phase plan.
Activists: Iran aired 97 forced confessions from protesters
Human rights activists report Iran has broadcast at least 97 coerced confessions from detained protesters, often obtained under torture. The crackdown continues as the nation remains isolated.
Mexico arrests 10 alleged cartel members in major operation
Mexican authorities have detained six alleged Tren de Aragua members and four from the Jalisco New Generation Cartel in a significant security operation. Details on the arrests and the groups' transnational reach.
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U.S. Designates Muslim Brotherhood as Terrorist Group
The United States has formally designated branches of the Muslim Brotherhood in three Arab nations as terrorist organizations, a move long sought by regional allies. Learn the implications.
US Plane in Venezuela Strike Painted as Civilian: AP Sources
A US military aircraft involved in a boat strike off Venezuela was disguised to look like a civilian plane, AP sources say. Details on the incident and its implications.
Costa Rica uncovers plot to assassinate President Chaves
Costa Rican security officials have uncovered a plot to assassinate President Rodrigo Chaves. Details of the alleged conspiracy are now under investigation.
High-Stakes Greenland Talks at White House with JD Vance
Danish and Greenlandic officials meet U.S. Vice-President JD Vance at the White House to address tensions over Arctic security and sovereignty. Get the latest on this critical diplomatic summit.
Iran regime collapse could destabilize Middle East
Analysis: If Iran's theocratic regime falls, loyalists from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps could launch an insurgency, with Pakistan's Balochistan as a potential base, risking wider Middle East instability.
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Pentagon device purchase tied to Havana Syndrome investigation
The Pentagon acquired a device via an undercover operation that some investigators suspect is connected to Havana Syndrome incidents. CNN reports on the ongoing mystery.
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