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President Trump will meet later Tuesday with the leaders of Greenland and Denmark to formally sign a deal that will bolster America’s military presence on the world’s largest island, ending a standoff that had hindered US-European relations.

A formal text of the agreement, announced by Trump Friday evening and confirmed by Copenhagen soon after, was not publicly available Tuesday morning. However, three people familiar with negotiations told Reuters the deal will give the US full control over two additional military sites.

In addition to the existing Pituffik Space Base, the US will also have access to Narsarsuaq, a former World War II and Cold War-era airbase surrounded by a settlement whose population has dwindled to just a few dozen; and Mestersvig, currently used by the Sirius Dog Sled Patrol, an elite Danish special forces unit.

Award-Winning Gaza Journalist Admits That Hamas Controls the Media Narrative™

https://hotair.com/david-strom/2026/09/21/award-winning-gaza-journalist-admits-that-hamas-controls-the-media-narrative-n3819182

A Gaza journalist who has met with Mayor Mamdani and been honored with a Nobel Peace Prize nomination and a spot on the Time100 list admitted that he buried footage of Israeli hostages being beaten by a Palestinian mob on Oct. 7, 2023 in order to protect the perpetrators.

Photographer Motaz Azaiza also revealed that all media in Gaza is controlled by Hamas through a single WhatsApp group — and the terror group will target any journalist who publishes criticism.

Azaiza — who has become one of the most famous journalists in Gaza — was in the territory on Oct. 7, when Hamas marched the hostages taken from Israel through the streets of Gaza, where all hell broke loose.

“People got out, watched, beat them, hit them, and I followed them and filmed,” Azaiza told the Taqarrab podcast.

“But I did not publish those videos.”

“Why? Because I did not want to ruin the lives of the people who were filmed,” the photographer said.

“I understood that Israel would use those videos to identify every person who was there and eliminate them.”

“I did not want to be responsible, even indirectly, for the deaths of those people in exchange for a few likes and views online,” he added.

The Mexican government hired an American gun-control organization under an agreement making $300,000 available⁠ to lobby U.S. officials, pursue firearms lawsuits and train Mexican officials to advocate on American gun policy. Their goal? Gun control.

The organization, Global Action on Gun Violence, has documented connections to Democratic lawmakers. It featured Rep. Dan Goldman in a gun-trafficking discussion⁠ promoted in its May and June 2025 newsletters and endorsed legislation backed by prominent Senate Democrats.

A June 9, 2026 Justice Department filing⁠ confirms that the Washington-based nonprofit, registered as Mexico’s foreign agent, continued providing “legal, advisory, consultancy, and lobbying services” during the six months ending April 30.
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The group endorsed Sen. Dick Durbin’s Stop Arming Cartels Act⁠, cosponsored by Adam Schiff, Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker and other Democrats. The proposal would prohibit future nongovernmental manufacture and sale of .50-caliber rifles, require registration of existing rifles and create an exception to federal gun-industry liability protections for transactions prohibited under the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act.

Its advisory committee⁠ also lists former Democratic Rep. Michael Barnes and Democratic New York State Sen. Zellnor Myrie⁠. The organization says committee membership does not indicate support for all its work.

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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is heading to New York City, but the U.S. State Department is keeping his entourage slim and his movement limited.
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A State Department spokesperson told the Washington Examiner on Monday that the “delegation is smaller than last year,” most likely due to restrictions placed on Pezeshkian’s media team reported by Iranian state outlets.

“In an unprecedented hostile move by the U.S. government, Trump has denied U.S. visas to certain members of the president’s high-level delegation, including members of his communications team,” reported Iranian state news agency IRNA this week.

The State Department has also imposed tight restrictions on approved diplomats’ travel and commerce throughout their trip.

“Consistent with our host country obligations, the core delegation from the Iranian regime will be able to attend UN General Assembly High Level Week,” the department confirmed to the Washington Examiner. “The delegation will be under travel restrictions and will face prohibitions on the purchase of luxury and other goods per our policy.”

State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott accused the Iranian officials of wanting to “go on shopping sprees in New York” while “ordinary Iranians endure brutal repression, water and electricity shortages, and soaring inflation.”

“We will not let the Iranian regime’s elites exploit UNGA for a luxury retail splurge paid for by the Iranian people’s suffering, all while the regime funnels Iran’s wealth to support its terrorist proxies,” Pigott said on social media last week. “The U.S. will continue to ban Iranian UN Mission officials, visiting officials, and their dependents from buying wholesale club memberships or luxury goods here. New York-area retailers: be on guard, don’t become complicit in these violations.”