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Politics A Visual Diary of the Vances’ No Good, Very Bad Greenland Visit Turns out that the people of Greenland are not pleased that Trump still keeps going on about acquiring their homeland. “You want me to snap that pic so you can all be in it? Here, let me take it.” Jim Watson/Pool/Getty Images

Traders are chasing safe havens such as Gold to fresh all-time highs ahead of reciprocal tariffs.  Markets see US PCE and University of Michigan numbers release adding to equity sell off. The US Dollar Index breaks below 104.00, no safe-haven flow in the Greenback.  The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the performance of the US Dollar (USD)

JD Vance told troops in Greenland that the US has to gain control of the Arctic island to stop the threat of China and Russia as he doubled down on his criticism of Denmark, which he said has “not done a good job”. As the US vice-president toured Pituffik space base, Donald Trump reiterated his

United States Vice President JD Vance landed in Greenland on Friday for a visit to a military base viewed by Copenhagen and Nuuk as a provocation at a time when President Donald Trump is seeking to annex the strategically placed, resource-rich Danish territory. Trump argues that the US needs the vast Arctic island for national

The remote Pituffik Space Base in northwestern Greenland, which Vice President JD Vance is visiting on Friday, is the U.S. Department of Defense’s northernmost installation. The base was built following a 1951 defense agreement between Denmark and the United States. It supports missile warning, missile defense and space surveillance operations for the U.S…

As President Donald Trump once again reiterated his call for the U.S. to take over Greenland, the vice president and second lady touched down Friday in the semi-autonomous Danish territory for a daylong visit to a U.S. Space Force base. “How we doing? It’s cold as s— here — nobody told me!” Vice President JD

Published Mar 28, 2025  •  1 minute read A steel gate on the Cypher Systems Group Greenway in Essex. ERCA officials report two 12-foot steel gates were stolen from the greenway. Photo provided by ERCAThieves have made off with two 12-foot steel gates, worth several thousand dollars, from the Cypher Systems Group Greenway in Essex.

This story is part of the Grist series Unearthed: The Mining Issue, which examines the global race to extract critical minerals for the clean energy transition. It was supported by the Pulitzer Center, produced by Grist, and co-published with Wired. Greenland’s massive cap of ice, containing enough fresh water to raise sea levels by 23

By Your Greens WA TeamWA: you’ve proven that people from all walks of life are looking for an alternative to the major parties. You’re sick of the major parties ignoring the needs of everyday people. And you know that you can’t keep voting for the same two parties and expecting a different result This election

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