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  How will Greenland be captured without firing a single shot? What is Donald Trump's strategy? American politics and international diplomacy are once again in turmoil. This time, it's   Donald Trump and  Greenland   , the world's largest island   . According to reports, Trump and his close strategists are working on a grand plan to   expand their influence in Greenland without firing a shot   . This plan reportedly includes steps like a bulletproof US embassy, ​​the activation of intelligence agencies, and the deployment of hundreds of spies. Why is Greenland so important to the United States? Greenland may be small in population, but it holds immense strategic importance. Located in the Arctic, it offers easy surveillance of Russia, China, and Europe. Furthermore, Greenland holds potential for   rare earth minerals   , oil and gas reserves, and global shipping routes. The United S...

What is Measles and Why Has It spread So Rapidly in The Last 30 years? Complete information. A major concern has emerged for health experts and parents in the United States. Measles cases in the USA have reached their highest level in the last 30 years . This disease was previously considered to be under control, but its rapid spread in recent months has become a serious warning. In this article, we will learn what measles is and how it is spreading so much, what are the reasons behind it, and what impact it may have on the public.  Why is measles so dangerous?  Measles is a highly contagious viral disease that spreads rapidly through the air. If an infected person coughs or sneezes, the virus can easily spread to people nearby. Symptoms include high fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, and later a red rash on the skin. According to health experts, measles is not just a normal fever. It  can cause  lung infection, brain swelling (encephalitis) , and in some cases, eve...

What Is the Insurrection Act of 1807? Why It Is Suddenly Dominating U.S. Headlines Over the past 24 hours, the phrase “Insurrection Act” has surged to the top of U.S. search trends. Millions of Americans are now asking the same question: What exactly is the Insurrection Act of 1807, and why is it being discussed so widely right now? The renewed interest comes at a moment of growing political tension, public protests, and concern about national stability. Although the law itself is more than 200 years old, its potential power in modern America makes it one of the most serious emergency authorities available to the U.S. government. This article explains the law in clear, simple terms — its history, purpose, controversies, and why it is once again at the center of public debate. What Is the Insurrection Act? The Insurrection Act of 1807 is a federal law that allows the President of the United States to deploy active-duty U.S. military forces within the country during extreme emergencie...

🇺🇸 USA News Today – Top Stories & Trending Updates Date: 10 January 2026 📰 1) Supreme Court to Rule on Trump’s Tariffs Next Week The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to issue a key ruling next week on the legality of tariffs imposed during the Trump administration. The decision could have major implications for U.S. trade policy and international economic relations. 📰 2) Trump Proposes Cap on Credit Card Interest Rates US President Donald Trump has proposed a temporary cap of 10% on credit card interest rates for one year. The announcement aims to help Americans struggling with high interest costs, but will require approval from Congress. 📰 3) Minneapolis Ice Agent Shooting Sparks Protests A fatal shooting involving a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minneapolis has triggered nationwide protests. Civil rights organizations have called for investigations into the incident. 📰 4) Electric Vehicle Sales Reach Record High Electric vehicle (EV) sales in the U....

🇺🇸 USA News Today – Top Stories & Trending Updates Date: 10 January 2026 📰 1. Trump Proposes Cap on Credit Card Interest Rates US President Donald Trump has called for a temporary 10% cap on credit card interest rates for one year starting later this month. He presented the idea as a way to help Americans facing high borrowing costs. However, implementing this idea would require approval from the U.S. Congress.  📰 2. Supreme Court to Rule on Trump’s Tariffs Next Week The U.S. Supreme Court plans to issue key rulings on January 14, 2026, including decisions about the legality of tariffs implemented under the Trump administration. The outcome could affect trade policy and presidential powers.  📰 3. Minneapolis Immigration Agent Shooting Sparks Protests A fatal shooting of a woman by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minneapolis has led to national protests and calls for investigations by civil liberties groups.  📰 4. World Cross Country C...