Trump Settles Lawsuit, Announces Exclusive Interview on 60 Minutes

President Trump confirmed plans for an interview with “60 Minutes,” marking his first appearance on the program in five years. The conversation with anchor Norah O’Donnell will address topics including international relations, domestic policies, and military affairs. Trump shared details about the interview on social media, stating, “I will be interviewed tomorrow night on 60…

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Trump Warns of Military Action Against Nigerian Islamic Terrorists as Christian Genocide Escalates

As the persecution of Christians in Nigeria persists, President Trump has issued a stark warning to the Nigerian government, demanding an end to the violence or face U.S. military intervention. The Department of War has been ordered to prepare for “wiping out the Islamic Terrorists” responsible for attacks on Christian communities. Trump’s statement, shared on…

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The UN Proposes $100 Billion Global Carbon Tax on Shipping, U.S. Opposes Plan

The United Nations has proposed a global carbon tax targeting ocean shipping, with projected revenues of $100 billion over seven years, impacting American households. The plan, under consideration by the UN’s International Maritime Organization (IMO), aims to impose levies on sovereign nations through shipping regulations. President Donald Trump criticized the initiative, calling it an “unconstitutional…

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Ukraine Bans Russian Actor Yury Kolokolnikov Over National Security Concerns

Ukrainian streaming platforms have started removing episodes from the fourth season of Game of Thrones featuring Yury Kolokolnikov, a Russian actor, following his designation as a threat to national security by Kiev. The move follows an August decision by Ukraine’s Culture Ministry to add Kolokolnikov to a list of individuals allegedly posing risks to the…

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Slovak Deputy Calls for Anti-Ukraine Bloc in EU Amid Rising Tensions

Slovakia’s deputy head of the ruling Smer party has urged European nations with “sound minds” to resist what he called the EU’s “collective madness,” signaling potential support for a trio of Central European states to form an anti-Ukraine alliance. Lubos Blaha, deputy leader of Prime Minister Robert Fico’s Smer Party, suggested Bratislava could back Budapest’s…

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