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According to a report, an advance command has already been sent to Greenland to prepare the logistics and infrastructure for the arrival of Danish military and allied forces in a larger number.

The incident occurred during Trump's visit to a Ford plant, where video showed him responding to heckling with a gesture, after which the company suspended the worker.

US President Donald Trump has ignited fresh controversy after being caught on camera appearing to mouth an expletive and flash an obscene gesture at a heckler during a visit to a Ford manufacturing plant in Michigan. The viral clip, first published by TMZ, shows Trump briefly turning toward someone shouting from the crowd as he walked through the Ford River Rouge complex, appearing to mouth abuse twice while raising his middle finger.

Trump declares U.S. control of Greenland essential for national security, urging NATO leadership to secure the territory.

TJ Sabula, a suspended Ford worker, reflects on being heckled by Trump as he expressed no regrets about calling him out.

While the top court issued three decisions, it did not rule on the dispute challenging the legality of the global tariffs imposed by the US President.

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that starting Feb. 1 he will deny federal funding to any states that are home to local governments resisting his administration's immigration policies, expanding on previous threats to cut off resources to the so-called sanctuary cities themselves. Such an action could have far-reaching impacts across the U.S., potentially even in places that aren't particularly friendly to noncitizens. Two previous efforts by Trump to cut off some funding for sanctuary jurisdictions were shut down by courts.

As the US signals strategic interest in Greenland, tech billionaires are backing mining projects to secure rare earth metals vital for AI chips and other advanced technologies.

The backlash has intensified following changes to the H-1B visa programme, which affects mostly Indian nationals.

The US Secret Service agent Tomas Escotto was secretly recorded discussing internal security procedures while expressing dissatisfaction with US President Donald Trump