David Sirota
@davidsirota
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20 h
🚨NEWS: Trump just quietly deployed his regulators to try to block states from reducing credit card interest rates, according to documents reviewed by @LeverNews
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Trump's intervention comes at the same moment he is telling voters he supports capping credit card interest rates.
Thomas Massie
@RepThomasMassie
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4 h
As the dollar’s reserve currency status diminishes, so does our ability to tax the world by creating more money.
When reserve status is lost, maintaining current spending levels and servicing the debt will be even more painful for Americans who will bear the full inflation tax.
Citat
Peter Schiff
@PeterSchiff
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17 h
Trump has it backwards. The U.S. doesn’t subsidize the world; the world subsidizes the U.S. The dollar’s reserve-currency status allows us to live beyond our means. Soaring debt, tariffs, and military threats jeopardize that status. When it’s lost, economic collapse will follow.
Clash Report
@clashreport
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3 h
BIG: Leaked Danish defense documents reveal that the United States quietly sought sensitive information on military installations, ports, and airbases in Greenland without informing Copenhagen.
Danish authorities viewed the move as alarming, fearing it could relate to U.S. contingency planning for pressure—or even military action—over Greenland.
The Danish government and military leadership were immediately alerted.
Source: Berlingske
Kristen Welker
@kwelkernbc
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3 h
NEW: President Donald Trump is privately ramping up his focus on another target in the Western Hemisphere, increasingly complaining to aides in recent weeks about Canada’s vulnerability to U.S. adversaries in the Arctic, according to two U.S. officials, a senior administration official and three former senior U.S. officials familiar with the discussions.
Disclose.tv
@disclosetv
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3 h
JUST IN - European leaders release a joint statement after Trump threatened tariffs, reiterating their "solidarity" with Denmark and Greenland, adding that "Tariff threats undermine transatlantic relations and risk a dangerous downward spiral."
Financial Times
@FT
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3 h
France’s Emmanuel Macron has called for the EU to activate its most potent trade weapon against the US after Donald Trump threatened to hit several European countries with extra tariffs in response to the dispute over Greenland. https://ft.trib.al/i8JPoaz
itamilradar
@ItaMilRadar
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6 h
US Congress map showing US bases across Europe.
Many of these installations are not meant solely to “protect” Europe; rather, they are primarily designed to enable US power projection toward the Middle East and Africa.
For US security, Europe matters far more than Greenland
Morgan Cameron Ross
@Morgan_C_Ross
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16 h
-74% of all insulin used in America comes from Denmark.
-100% of all Ozempic used in America comes from Denmark
-15% of all shipping containers arriving in America come from a Danish company
All 3 are being discussed within Denmark to halt.
*Walter Bloomberg
@DeItaone
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1 h
BESSENT: EUROPE TOO WEAK, US MUST TAKE GREENLAND
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said President Donald Trump will not back down from acquiring Greenland, arguing Europe is too weak to ensure its own security.
In an interview with NBC’s Meet the Press, Bessent dismissed EU threats over tariffs and said Trump is using emergency powers as strategic leverage. Trump has announced 10% tariffs on eight European countries starting February 1, rising to 25% in June unless a deal to purchase Greenland is reached.
Bessent said Trump’s push is driven by Arctic competition, missile defense plans, and Europe’s past dependence on Russian energy. He rejected claims this would harm NATO, saying European leaders will ultimately accept U.S. security leadership.
