A devastating New Year&rsquo;s Eve fire at a luxury nightclub in the Swiss Alps left 40 people dead and more than 100 injured, many with catastrophic burns. The tragedy unfolded at Crans-Montana, where a packed celebration turned into a deadly inferno within minutes. Investigators allege the bar&rsquo;s manager fled the scene carrying the cash register as flames spread through the venue. Club owners Jessica and Jacques Moretti, who have run the nightclub since 2015, are now under investigation for manslaughter and serious bodily harm.

Protests erupted across the United States following a deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis, igniting outrage that quickly spread from the Midwest to major cities nationwide. Demonstrators gathered late into the night at Foley Square, calling the rally an emergency response to the killing. Similar scenes unfolded in San Francisco, where hundreds gathered outside ICE offices, while thousands paid tribute at a memorial in Minneapolis despite freezing temperatures.

United States President Donald Trump has backed a powerful new bipartisan bill aimed at punishing countries that continue to buy Russian oil, according to Republican Senator Lindsey Graham. The proposed legislation would give Trump the authority to impose tariffs of up to 500 percent on imports from nations doing business with Russia&rsquo;s energy sector. China and India are expected to be among the most impacted.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has come under intense scrutiny after defending an ICE officer who fatally shot a woman during a tense federal operation in south Minneapolis. The shooting occurred amid protests and a heavy federal law enforcement presence, just blocks from where George Floyd was killed in 2020. Noem labelled the incident an act of &ldquo;domestic terrorism,&rdquo; claiming the woman attempted to run over an ICE officer.&nbsp;

The world is watching as U.S.-Greenland tensions push Europe to coordinate a strong collective response. In this in-depth geopolitical analysis, we break down the latest developments from the White House confirming active talks on acquiring Greenland with military options not ruled out, to the united European stance that Greenland belongs to its people and decisions reside with Denmark &amp; Greenland. WATCH&nbsp;

A sweeping investigation into Minnesota&rsquo;s daycare subsidy system has ignited national attention after shocking revelations exposed nearly a dozen state-funded childcare centers that appeared empty, inactive or non-operational, despite receiving public funds meant for low-income families. Soon after the Minnesota fraud revelations gained traction, Shirley revealed that his verified X profile no longer appears on Google search results. Instead of his official account, searches now surface fragmented links, archived pages and outdated references, effectively making his profile invisible to the wider internet. WATCH&nbsp;

Berlin has been plunged into its longest power outage since World War II after an arson attack on high-voltage power cables triggered a massive blackout in the city southwest. German federal prosecutors have taken over the investigation and launched a terrorism probe, citing suspected sabotage, arson, disruption of public services, and possible membership in a terrorist organization.

U.S. President Donald Trump addressed House Republicans during a closed-door retreat at the Kennedy Center, delivering remarks that quickly became a focal point online after short clips surfaced across social media. During the speech, Trump veered off script, acting out exaggerated weightlifting motions and joking about being criticized at home for behavior he said was &ldquo;unpresidential.&rdquo; Trump also used the appearance to ridicule foreign leaders and global negotiations, including comments about international drug pricing and remarks aimed at France&rsquo;s leadership.&nbsp;

The Department of Homeland Security has launched what it calls the largest immigration enforcement operation in its history, deploying more than 2000 ICE agents across Minnesota. Federal officials say the operation is concentrated in the Twin Cities region, including Minneapolis and St Paul, and involves hundreds of investigators examining alleged fraud cases statewide. DHS confirmed that more than 1000 people have been arrested so far, including roughly 150 in Minneapolis.

Swiss resort fire horror: Cash taken, evidence deleted - sensational claims

Minneapolis shooting: Protests in New York, San Francisco and Minnesota

Trump nods 500% tariff bill on Russian oil buyers, India-China to be sanctioned?

ICE agent shoots woman in Minneapolis, Noem’s ‘domestic terrorism’ charge

Europe on ALERT: France, Germany Move to Counter Renewed U.S. Pressure

Minnesota FRAUD Case Whistleblower Nick Shirley’s Digital Footprint Fades

Berlin in the dark: Longest blackout hits thousands, terror probe launched

Trump’s stand-up comedy on transgender athletes invites global flak

Minnesota: Largest ICE operation ever, 2000 ICE agents flood Twin Cities

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