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Illegal immigrants are taking to the streets of New York with protests: “We will not leave the USA.”

The protests started following Trump’s promises to conduct the largest deportation operation in U.S. history.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Trump’s advisers are drafting plans for mass deportations and legislation that would allow the use of the military and military resources to detain and deport illegals.

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The U.S. Army is carrying out strikes on Yemen.

In Valencia, mass protests are underway following a major flood.

The demonstration has escalated into clashes with the police, who are responding with batons.

People in the square are chanting slogans for Mason's resignation, and some placards accuse him of murder — over 200 people died in the flooding. Some protesters began throwing flares at the police, prompting the authorities to respond by using batons against them.

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⚡The Iraqi authorities intend to lower the "age of consent" for girls from 18 to 9 years old — The Telegraph

The Iraqi parliament is considering an amendment to the personal status law that would lower the "age of consent" for girls from 18 to 9 years old. This would allow adult men to legally marry children. Additionally, the amendment would strip women of rights to divorce, child custody, and inheritance.

The ruling coalition claims that the amendment aligns with Islamic law and aims to protect girls from "immoral relationships."


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Trump intends to sever ties between Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea, reports The Hill.

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🇬🇪 In Tbilisi, opposition supporters took to the streets in a protest against the results of the parliamentary elections, announcing plans to hold such protests daily in the capital.

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The meeting between Biden and Trump regarding the upcoming transfer of power will take place at the White House on Wednesday.

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An Iranian student who undressed in protest against wearing the hijab has been sent for compulsory treatment.

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Kamala Harris may be appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court after losing the presidential election, according to CNN, Newsweek, and Politico.

Harris could take a lifetime seat if the current Justice, Sonia Sotomayor, voluntarily retires. Sotomayor, who is now 70 years old, was appointed under Barack Obama and is currently facing serious health issues.

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⚡North Korea has begun jamming GPS signals in the area of the Korean Peninsula, Yonhap reports.