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What geopolitical tensions are highlighted regarding Greenland?
World peace is at stake. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. That's what President Trump insists in his push for the US to take control of Greenland. Posting on True Social, China and Russia want the territory that Denmark now controls. And he's threatening to punish some European allies who oppose him, including Britain's Prime Minister.
Keir Starmer says the world has become more turbulent in recent weeks and a trade war is in no one's interest. President Trump's announced eight countries who oppose his attempts to take over Greenland will face extra tariffs. That includes the UK.
The use of tariffs... against allies is completely wrong.
Prime Minister Starmer says the security of Greenland matters and more should be done about it, but the island's future must be in the hands of Greenlanders and Danes.
Lance Fox is Jonathan Savage in London. President Trump also calling for a leadership change in Iran after the Supreme Leader called him a criminal, accusing the US of stoking anti-regime protests that were stopped with a deadly crackdown.
Iran's president, Massoud Poseshkin, warned that any aggression against the supreme leader would be considered an all-out war. As the country's leadership is discussing more about the protests, new video provided to Fox News by a source in Tehran shows Iranians gathered outside of a morgue demanding answers about their loved ones. The Iranian regime is now admitting at least 5,000 people were killed during these demonstrations. The true number is likely much higher.
Fox's Trey Yinks. The anti-ICE protests rage on in Minnesota. This one, inside of St. Paul Church, where they chanted the name Renee Good. The woman killed in a confrontation with immigration enforcement. They claim a pastor at the church has ties to ICE.
The FBI and the DOJ Civil Rights Division are investigating. Attorney General Pam Bondi writing on X, I just spoke to the pastor in Minnesota whose church was targeted. Attacks against law enforcement and the intimidation of Christians are being met with the full force of federal law.
This is Fox's Matt Finn in Minneapolis. In Spain, it's up to 39 people killed when a high-speed train went off the tracks and collided with another going the other way. America's listening to Fox.
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There is a big gathering in Davos, Switzerland. The World Economic Forum is getting underway. President Trump will be there, plans to speak on Wednesday.
It will include senior politicians from around the world and top business leaders. The forum comes as the U.S. pushes to buy Greenland. Trump is threatening to impose tariffs on eight European countries if the sale doesn't happen. The president is also expected to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky while there.
That's Fox's Ashley Strohmeyer. The trade tension could lead to more selling on Wall Street after slight losses last week. Dow futures down more than 300 points, though there's no trading today on this Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday. There was controversy on TV last night. A report that CBS pulled from 60 Minutes last month was shown finally last night.
There was no mention of the internal dispute at CBS News between correspondent Sharon Alfonsi and editor-in-chief Barry Weiss when the network aired the story Sunday on the Trump administration's deportations to El Salvador's notorious Seacott prison.
How is the situation in Iran affecting international relations?
While the final report didn't include on-camera interviews with Trump administration officials, it did include statements that weren't in the initial piece. CBS News says it always planned to air the report as soon as it was ready. Though in internal emails to her colleagues, Alfonsi says the move to pull the story was, quote, not an editorial decision, it was a political one. Weiss had argued the report did not sufficiently reflect the administration's viewpoint or advance previous reporting.
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