U.S. Forces Apprehend Venezuela's Maduro During Targeted Raid Involving Advanced Weaponry
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was taken into custody by U.S. forces on January 3 in a covert military operation tied to drug trafficking allegations, according to multiple official and eyewitness accounts. The mission included the deployment of U.S. Delta Force soldiers and involved airstrike...
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U.S. Central Command Conducts Airstrikes on ISIS Targets in Syria
The U.S. military has launched a new round of airstrikes against ISIS positions in Syria, targeting multiple sites on behalf of Operation Hawkeye Strike. According to U.S. officials, the strikes were conducted by U.S. Central Command around 12:30 p.m. Eastern Time and mark the second wave of militar...
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Police Arrest Two Men in $100K Luxury Handbag Burglary in Irvine
Two suspects were arrested after a high-end retail store in Irvine, California, was targeted in a pre-dawn burglary where roughly $100,000 in luxury handbags were stolen, police said. The Irvine Police Department responded early in the morning after building security alerted them to two individuals ...
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LAFD Chief Says Report on Palisades Fire was Revised to Downplay Leadership Role
The Los Angeles Fire Department admitted this week that its final report on one of the state’s most destructive wildfires was altered multiple times before release to the public and city leadership. During a January 2026 Fire Commission meeting, LAFD Chief Jaime Moore confirmed that the report int...
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Maduro Captured in U.S. Raid; Dozens Dead in Venezuela and Cuba
The United States military conducted an early morning raid to apprehend Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, resulting in at least 24 Venezuelan security personnel and 32 Cuban officers killed, regional authorities confirmed. Maduro was taken into U.S. custody to face longstanding federal charges r...
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Trump Says U.S. will Take Action on Greenland Amid NATO Criticism
Website title: President Donald Trump stated during a press appearance that the United States intends to move forward on Greenland “whether they like it or not,” citing national security concerns related to Russia and China. The announcement follows diplomatic pushback from NATO members and alli...
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Senate passes resolution limiting military moves in Venezuela
A surprising bipartisan vote unfolded in the Senate on Thursday, advancing a resolution to restrict President Donald Trump’s ability to launch further military actions against Venezuela without congressional approval. With a 52-47 tally, Democrats joined by five Republicans pushed the war powers r...
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Venezuelan military buries troops killed during U.S. operation targeting Maduro
Venezuela’s military gathered in Caracas on Wednesday for a somber mass funeral, laying to rest dozens of soldiers killed during a U.S. operation over the weekend to apprehend former President Nicolás Maduro. The ceremony unfolded in a state-owned cemetery in a working-class area of the city’s ...
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Funeral dispute sparks deadly shooting at Salt Lake City church
A tragic shooting erupted outside a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City, claiming two lives and injuring six during a funeral service. Authorities confirmed the incident stemmed from a dispute among attendees who knew each other. Two adult victims, Vaea Tulikihihifo, 46, an...
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Trump administration weighs payment plan in Greenland secession discussions
The Trump administration has put forward a striking proposal to offer each of Greenland's roughly 57,000 residents a payment ranging from $10,000 to $100,000 to encourage the territory to secede from Denmark and join the United States. White House officials have ramped up discussions on these figure...
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