Chanley Painter

A 10% tariff will take effect on February 1st, an increase to 25% on June 1st.

unless a deal is reached.

The countries include Denmark, Norway, France, Sweden, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Finland.

European leaders quickly and sharply criticized the move.

Thousands also marched in Greenland and Denmark on Saturday to protest against a potential U.S.

takeover.

Meantime, a bipartisan group of U.S.

lawmakers is in Copenhagen to showing support for Denmark and Greenland's sovereignty and NATO.

Trump telling Politico Saturday that Iran's supreme leader is a sick man who should stop killing his people.

Thousands have reportedly been killed nationwide over the past three weeks.

Thousands more have been injured or arrested, and the country remains under a near total communications blackout.

Protests began last month over Iran's crippling economy, corruption, and calls for regime change.

President Trump is still weighing possible military and non-military action, including cyber attacks and direct strikes.

The U.S.

is also moving more military resources to the region.

Iran's prime leader calls Trump a criminal and blames him for the deaths.

Tehran warns it will retaliate if the U.S.

attacks.

The 22-year-old alleged assassin showed no emotion in court.

As his lawyers urged, the Utah County Attorney's Office cannot be trusted to represent themselves in a motion that aims to disqualify them.