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High costs, falling returns: what could go wrong for Trump’s Venezuela oil gamble?

US faces big challenges in trying to unlock ‘tremendous wealth’ from Venezuela’s long-neglected oil industry

The Guardian - UK

What to expect from PlayStation in 2026: New blockbusters, a GTA-shaped meteor, and one last shot at live service

Opinion | As PS5 enters the final stages of its life cycle, Sony braves the storm by leaning on heavy hitters – no matter where they come from

GamesRadar

Several Republicans Voters Approve Of The Operation That Captured Maduro Because It Projects U.S. Power Abroad: Report

Several Republicans interviewed about their assessment of the operation that captured Venezuela's authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro said they approve of it because it projects U.S. power abroad, according to a new report.

Latin Times

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Thousands of phone chargers sold at T.J. Maxx and Marshalls under recall for explosion threat

Safety officials reported there have been no injuries linked to the recalled Isla Rae magnetic wireless chargers

The Independent UK

Over half of African states subjected to travel bans or visa bonds by US

Of Africa’s 54 countries, 36 are now subject to either travel bans or visa bonds by the United States. African states are the prime target of President Donald Trump's latest round of travel restrictions, which he says are aimed at protecting national security and preventing visitors overstaying.

Radio France Internationale

‘A more convenient dictatorship’: fear and uncertainty in Venezuela after fall of Maduro

US capture of president gave many Venezuelans hope, but a week on, an even more draconian atmosphere pervades

The Guardian - UK

Justice Barrett, Trump v. Slaughter, and Presidential Removal Power from 1933 to 1945

President Franklin D. Roosevelt did his best to defend presidential removal power at will notwithstanding the Supreme Court’s lawless decision in Humphrey’s Executor v. United States.

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“It was Michael Jackson’s label. The people that worked there mostly thought that alternative, heavy music was garbage”: How cult fixtures Prong found their brief mainstream moment

1994’s Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck was a hit, but it wasn’t enough for the hardcore-turned-metal band’s big-label bosses

Metal Hammer

Portland Shooting: CBP Claims One of the Victims is a Member of 'Vicious' Venezuelan Gang

The latest Portland shooting involving federal agents injured two people. The US CBP accuses one of them of being a member of the vicious Venezuelan gang called Tren de Aragua.

International Business Times UK

Trump Just Called Out Raytheon but RTX Stock Is Holding Steady. How Should You Play the Defense Giant Here?

Trump says Raytheon is the least responsive among defense contractors to Pentagon needs. Here’s how you should play RTX stock after this recent development.

Barchart

South Africa’s joint drills a show of influence in the Indian Ocean

Launching on Friday, South Africa's joint naval exercise with China, Russia and Iran goes beyond manoeuvres at sea. The drills signal determination to project influence in southern Africa, a region that holds growing strategic importance for Moscow and Beijing.

Radio France Internationale

White House signaled a domestic pivot, but Trump had other plans

President Trump has begun 2026 by again focusing heavily on foreign policy, but one Senate ally says he's focusing on domestic matters, too.

Roll Call

Iran Issues Pre-emptive Strike Warning on US Amid Nationwide Protests, Internet Blackouts, and Government Building Fires

Iran's army chief threatens pre-emptive strikes on the US as protests over economic collapse spread, with blackouts, deadly unrest and fears of wider conflict.

International Business Times UK

Dollar Edges Higher Following a Mixed US Payrolls Report

The dollar index (DXY00 ) rose to a new 4-week high today and is up by +0.23%. The dollar found support from today's mixed US payroll report, which showed payrolls rose less than expected but the unemployment rate ticked down and average hourly earnings rose more than expected, hawkish factors...

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Axios

China's fentanyl crackdown led to a stunning drop in U.S. overdoses, research says

Diplomatic pressure worked. Street-level busts didn't.

International Business Times UK

Trump Rejects International Law Amid Greenland Acquisition Push as Vance Highlights Nuke Defense Gaps

Donald Trump dismisses international law in his bid to acquire Greenland, citing security concerns, as JD Vance criticises Europe and warns of Russia and China threats.

International Business Times UK

UK Vows Stronger Deterrence Against Moscow in North Atlantic After Aiding US in Russian Tanker's Seizure

Britain vows stronger deterrence against Russia after helping the US seize a sanctioned oil tanker, targeting Moscow's shadow fleet evading sanctions abroad.

Euronews

German court begins trial of 'White Tiger' online predator

A trial for a 21-year-old German-Iranian known as "White Tiger" started in Hamburg on Friday and will last until December. Accused of 204 offences, including murder and attempted murder, he allegedly manipulated minors online, leading them to self-harm and suicide.

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The Independent UK

Iran, Russia and China join for naval drills in South Africa as tensions run high

China, Russia, and South Africa are long-standing Brics members

The Guardian - UK

EU states back controversial Mercosur deal with Latin American countries

Agreement after 25 years of negotiations prompts farmers to block roads in Paris, Brussels and Warsaw

Latin Times

Marjorie Taylor Greene Takes Aim At Secret Service Over Suspected Link To Standoff At D.C. Restaurant: 'Making Up Horrific Lies'

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene took aim at the Secret Service following a report that linked her to a standoff between protesters and President Donald Trump in September, saying that the White House is "mad" at her for "telling the truth about the President and forcing the release of the…

Fortune

Strip out health care and social services, and the U.S. lost jobs in 2025—something that usually happens in recessions

“It’s fair to call this a hiring recession or a jobless boom,” said economist Heather Long.

Budget and the Bees

Don’t Drink the Tap Water Here: 5 U.S. Cities with the Most Compromised Pipes

We grow up with a certain level of trust in the tap. You turn the handle, the water comes out clear, and you drink it. In the United States, we assume that clean water is a given, a solved problem. But if you dig into the infrastructure reports of major…

The Guardian - UK

UK right to weigh diplomacy before ‘calling out’ allies on international law breaches, says attorney general

Exclusive: In first comments since US attack on Venezuela, Richard Hermer refrains from singling out Trump administration

Euronews

As EES rollout expands, travel association urges use of contingency measures to ease delays

The new system has already been causing significant delays for air passengers.

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