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40 Horrifying Photos From The United States That Make It Seem Like A Dystopic Nightmare (New Pics)

The United States was once known as The Land of the Free. But in recent years, the nation has started to feel like a fictional country depicted in an Orwellian novel. From the current president's questionable choices to billionaires sticking their hands into every aspect of the nation, the U.S.…

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What Happens to Social Security If You Live Abroad Part of the Year?

Before you leave the country, it's important to know the differences and potential complications when receiving Social Security benefits overseas.

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Greenland and the Bundeswehr: Why the Arctic matters for Germany

Since Russia full-scale invasion of Ukraine almost four years ago, Europe's attention has been firmly fixed on NATO's eastern flank. But could the Arctic become the next area requiring defence and does Bundeswehr have the capacity to take on that role?

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OpenAI will put ads in ChatGPT. This opens a new door for dangerous influence

OpenAI has announced plans to introduce advertising in ChatGPT in the United States. Ads will appear on the free version and the low-cost Go tier, but not for Pro, Business, or Enterprise subscribers.

The Conversation

The United States has officially left WHO, ending a year of controversial health reforms

22 January 2026 was the United States’ final day as a member of the World Health Organization (WHO) after a year of polemic health policy decisions.

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What you need to know about Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ plan for Greenland

Trump claims the multibillion dollar missile defense system will be operational before his term ends in 2029

The Independent UK

Trump’s Greenland grab is part of a new space race – and the stakes are getting higher

US President Donald Trump’s position on Greenland has shifted almost daily, from threats to take it by force to assurances he won’t. But one thing remains consistent: his insistence the Arctic island is strategically vital to the United States.

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Laura Dogu, The New U.S. Ambassador To Venezuela, Is a Veteran Of Regional Security Policy

The United States on named Laura Dogu as ambassador to Venezuela, marking a new phase in Washington's effort to re-establish diplomatic engagement after years of strained relations.

Latin Times

Gianni Infantino aims jibe at British football fans during Davos speech

The Fifa president also defended ticket prices for this summer’s World Cup during a speech to world leaders at the World Economic Forum

The Independent UK

Emmanuel Macron seemingly hits back at Trump, says France prefers ‘respect’ over being bullied

So long, French President Emmanuel Macron had been trying to maintain peace with the United States and Donald Trump, but it seems like he has lost his patience now. I mean, why wouldn’t he? Trump has been repeatedly trying to seek France’s compliance in respect to the country becoming a…

The Mary Sue

Blaming ‘wine moms’ for ICE protest violence is another baseless, misogynist myth

Following the recent shooting of Renee Good by an agent for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the United States, the Donald Trump administration’s latest narrative suggests that “deluded wine moms” are to blame for the violence in ICE-related demonstrations in Minneapolis and across the country.

The Conversation

DHS More Than Doubles Stipend for Migrants to Self-Deport, Now Pays $2,600: 'May Not Last Long'

The Department of Homeland Security announced that it is increasing the stipend offered to migrants who voluntarily leave the United States from $1,000 to $2,600.

Latin Times

Half of 2024 global emissions produced by just 32 fossil fuel firms, study finds

Thirty-two companies in the fossil fuel sector are responsible for half of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to a report published on Wednesday – including Chevron and Exxon in the United States and BP in the United Kingdom, as well as state-owned companies in countries including Saudi Arabia, Russia and…

Radio France Internationale

Kurds in Syria 'sacrificed' says head of Kurdish Institute of Paris

Syrian government forces have seized swathes of territory from Kurdish forces in the north of the country, effectively dismantling more than a decade of self-rule by the Kurds. The head of the Kurdish Institute of Paris tells RFI that the Kurdish-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces, who fought alongside the United States…

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The Conversation

‘Expertise’ shouldn’t be a bad word – expert consensus guides science and society

A growing distrust of expertise is reshaping the terrain of science in the United States.

The Independent UK

Meet the ‘dogs of war’ taking over the Australian Open

Not everyone can sail to the pinnacle of tennis like Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, and an increasing number of gritty, battle-hardened players from an improving US college system are showing there can be a different way to the top

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US and Denmark to reopen 1951 defence agreement on Greenland

The United States and Denmark will renegotiate their 1951 defence pact covering Greenland, reopening a Cold War-era agreement after US President Donald Trump backed away from threats to seize the territory and punish European allies with tariffs.

The Independent UK

Auction marking the United States' 250th birthday features some of its most iconic documents

An auction house in New York is marking the United States' 250th birthday by selling items that trace the nation’s history through some of its most iconic documents

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Thursday briefing: What’s going on with Trump’s board of peace?

In today’s newsletter: What began as a temporary mechanism to oversee Gaza’s reconstruction is quietly mutating into a permanent system of external control, raising urgent questions about who will govern in Palestine

The Mary Sue

‘Are you from here?’: Minnesota woman goes shopping at Walmart. Then ICE agents approach her in the parking lot

It seems as though there is no person in America who is not aware of ICE’s presence. From Sam’s Club locations to Walmarts, the federal agency has started popping up, causing everyday people distress.

The Conversation

The United States’ new military strategy is a case of ‘AI peacocking’

The United States is set to become “the world’s undisputed [artificial intelligence-enabled] fighting force”.

Latin Times

Nicki Minaj's Past Admission of Being Undocumented Resurfaces as She Voices Support for Trump

Rapper Nicki Minaj has once again come under public scrutiny after a 2018 Facebook post resurfaced, in which she recounted arriving in the United States "as an illegal immigrant at the age of five." The post, written in the context of the family separation policy then implemented by the Trump…

International Business Times

French President Calls For More Chinese Investment in Response to Trump Threats

French President Emmanuel Macron called for more Chinese investments in France at the Davos International Summit in Switzerland.

International Business Times UK

Trump Melts Down Over 'Getting Nothing' From NATO in Front of World Leaders

President Donald Trump's fiery criticism of NATO allies at the World Economic Forum in Davos saw him declare the United States has 'gotten nothing' from the alliance, igniting global debate over transatlantic security and alliance cohesion.

The Mary Sue

‘I felt like I was going to pass out’: 16-year-old gets McDonald’s with Dad before school. Then ICE agents put him in a chokehold

Federal agents are supposed to be trained to use the least amount of force possible when making arrests. However, the recent killing of Renee Good by agent Jonathan Ross in Minneapolis, Minnesota, contributed to people in the United States feeling unsafe.

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