Mo News Greenland Drama At White House; Concerns Grow About ICE Tactics; Airlines To Save $$ Because of GLP-1 Pills; ‘Fresh Prince’ House For Sale
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Jan 15, 2026 A dramatic clash over Greenland's potential ties with the U.S. raises eyebrows as Denmark voices its concerns. Meanwhile, troubling tactics by ICE spark debate, with some prosecutors resigning in protest. NASA makes strides returning humans to deep space for the first time in decades. In a surprising twist, airlines could save on fuel costs thanks to popular weight-loss pills. And for nostalgic fans, the iconic 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' house goes up for sale, offering a piece of TV history.
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Greenland Is A Strategic Lever, Not A Friendly Sale
- The U.S. pursuit of Greenland is framed as strategic leverage rather than a cooperative security solution.
- Denmark and Greenland strongly reject sale or takeover, preferring security within NATO and existing agreements.
Arctic Strategy Explains High Stakes For Greenland
- Greenland's strategic Arctic value drives U.S. interest, including transit routes and missile-defense considerations.
- Experts estimate buying Greenland could cost roughly $700 billion, making a purchase politically and financially fraught.
Shorter ICE Training Fuels Rights Concerns
- Aggressive ICE tactics in Minneapolis have amplified public concern and legal scrutiny.
- Reduced ICE training and rapid hires raise questions about officers' readiness for complex domestic enforcement.
