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In the wake of the devastating Palisades and Eaton Fires, over a thousand people rallied in Pacific Palisades, blaming Governor Newsom and Mayor Bass for negligence. The fires, which killed over thirty and displaced thousands, have left locals like Ann Juliano, who lost her childhood home and family photos, seeking justice and demanding action. Rally organizers call for waiving rebuilding fees, suspending property taxes, burying power lines, and speeding insurance payouts to help families rebuild before the next disaster.

Former Vice President Mike Pence weighs in on Minneapolis shooting, urges respect for law enforcement

President Trump unveils Gaza Board of Peace, aiming to stabilize and rebuild the conflict-ridden territory. The international group, backed by the U.S., will oversee reconstruction and governance for an initial two-year period. Key players include the U.K., Germany, France, Italy, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey. The board, chaired by Trump, faces concerns over limited Palestinian input, potentially impacting its legitimacy. The first meeting is set for Davos, marking a significant step towards Gazas future.

Senator Lindsey Graham announces President Trumps support for new sanctions on Russia, following a bipartisan bill push with over eighty Senate co-sponsors. The bill targets countries buying Russian oil, gas, or uranium with five hundred percent tariffs, aiming to hold Moscow accountable amidst Ukraines peace efforts.

President Trump announces U.S. withdrawal from international climate agreement, sparking global reactions and legal challenges. Move aims to regain control of energy and economic policies, with supporters cheering it as ditching unfair bureaucracy and costs.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey urges peaceful protests against ICE, following a fatal shooting involving a motorist who allegedly tried to run over federal officers. Frey warns against escalating tensions, as Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem defends the officers actions and the FBI investigates.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem describes a Minneapolis incident as domestic terrorism, where an ICE officer was hit by a vehicle and shot the driver in self-defense. President Trump supports the officers actions, while Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey criticizes it. Governor Tim Walz warns of potential unrest and calls for peaceful resistance. State investigators are probing the incident, but the Trump administration vows to continue immigration enforcement.

The Trump administrations new Dietary Guidelines for Americans, overseen by Kennedy and Rollins, advocate for less alcohol consumption, more protein, and fewer processed foods. The guidelines, part of the Make America Healthy Again push, have been criticized for vague alcohol advice, with advocacy groups warning of increased heavy drinking. The World Health Organization warns of risks even with moderate drinking. Despite Americans already drinking less, the guidelines signal a shift in balancing health, fun, and personal choice.

Tensions rise as Trump pushes for Greenland control, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio set to meet Danish leaders. The U.S. considers buying the island or even military action, causing concern among allies. European leaders rally behind Denmark and Greenland, with talks and potential NATO involvement underway. Greenlands strategic location and mineral resources are at the heart of the issue, as Trump claims Russian and Chinese ships are nearby, though Denmark denies this. The world awaits the outcome of Rubios meeting and European talks to see if diplomacy prevails or if the Arctic standoff escalates.