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Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska is among them.

Murkowski speaking to reporters after meeting with leaders in Copenhagen today.

The territory is part of Denmark, which is a NATO ally, and several European countries have already sent military staff to Greenland to defend it.

President Trump says he's holding off on attacks in Iran as its most extensive Internet blackout on record continues.

Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall has more on that from Washington.

Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall reports the blackout in Iran has lasted eight days now.

About 3,500 people there have reportedly been killed.

Shame!

President Trump says he's also holding off on sending U.S.

troops to Minnesota now as violent protests continue there over ICE operations and two shootings involving federal agents.

Videos and witness accounts show escalating confrontations with ICE breaking car windows, pulling people from vehicles, and using tear gas and pepper spray during clashes with protesters.

Experts say such tactics, while sometimes justified during targeted arrests, can carry heightened risks when used for crowd control.

President Trump has agreed to push for an emergency wholesale electricity auction that would compel tech companies to effectively fund new power plants to power AI data centers.

Bloomberg talked to Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro today.

He's a Democrat and says he and other governors worked with the Trump administration to come up with this plan.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro there.

The biggest U.S.

grid operator, PJM, would hold that auction later this year.

PJM serves more than 67 million people from the Mid-Atlantic to Midwest and says it expects demand to jump 17 percent across its system by 2030.

And it looks like Monday night's college football national championship game in Miami is shattering ticket price records.