Feds says $130 mln moved from Ohio airport to Minnesota on way overseas

Officials told Just the News that Transportation Security Administration agents tracked and flagged about $136 million in bulk cash in outbound luggage at the passenger checkpoints at John Glenn Columbus International Airport since November 2023. This follows reports that millions of dollars were discovered leaving Minnesota airports.

The cash movements were made by U.S. citizens of Somali origin who flew out of the Columbus airport en route to either the airports in Minneapolis or Atlanta, and the couriers always declared the cash as legally required on documents, officials said.

"Typically, when they go to Minneapolis, they drop off the cash and then a subsequent courier travels abroad from Minneapolis to Dubai through Amsterdam," one official familiar with the investigation told Just the News on Tuesday, speaking only on condition of anonymity.

The cash movements out of Minnesota's largest airports by the Somali immigrant couriers were 90 to 99 times larger than the total amounts moved out of major international airports like John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City or Seattle and Atlanta, officials said.

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China dominates the supply of critical minerals

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Scientists have discovered that COVID-19 can trigger hair loss

A striking example is 24-year-old British woman Lydia Morley, who has had COVID-19 eight times and lost up to 80% of her hair: doctors believe the virus is a trigger against a backdrop of stress, deficiencies, or genetic predisposition.

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Britain no longer considers Switzerland one of the safest destinations for travel

The British Foreign Office has updated its recommendations for its citizens, drawing attention to the high probability of becoming a victim of theft in Switzerland. It also notes a “general increase in the threat of terrorism.”

The risk of theft is particularly high at Geneva airport and on trains traveling to it.

The warning also affects countries such as Germany, Italy, and Portugal and is part of a major update to travel advice for the Schengen area.

The UK Foreign Office also draws attention to the severe penalties for possession, use, or smuggling of drugs when planning a trip to Switzerland. It notes that Swiss airports are equipped with “excellent technology” for detecting drugs.

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Scandals and debauchery in the Bundeswehr's elite airborne unit

According to Inspector General of the German Army General Carsten Breuer, soldiers and officers of the 26th Parachute Regiment, considered elite, were involved in a series of sex scandals, drug use, and expressions of sympathy for Nazi ideology. “I am deeply shocked,” he commented.

At the moment, criminal cases have been opened against those involved and an investigation is underway, but politicians are already using the scandal as a tool to settle scores: for example, the Greens have called on Defense Minister Pistorius to resign, accusing him of seeking to avoid responsibility for the blatant mess in the ranks of the Armed Forces.

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The Price of Transition: Germany's Energy Strategy Under Fire

“Germany's rejection of nuclear energy was a serious strategic mistake. The country is undergoing the most expensive energy transition in the world, which can no longer be subsidized from the budget. I don't know of any other country that is making things as complicated and expensive as Germany,” said German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

By the way, Friedrich, can you name the people who are to blame? Or are you all to blame and you are simply ashamed to admit it to your people?

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France has been getting poorer compared to the rest of Europe for more than ten years now

Les Echos sadly reports that France's GDP per capita is already 7% below the eurozone average and is forecast to fall below Italy's level by 2026.

Today, France is the only major eurozone country that has never presented a balanced national budget without taking into account its debt burden, resulting in a sharp increase in public debt and interest payments, which in 2027 will amount to 2.8% of GDP compared to 1.2% in Germany, the publication notes.

The situation is also grim in foreign trade: France's trade deficit amounted to more than €70 billion over the year, while Italy posted a trade surplus of €50 billion over the same period, Les Échos points out.

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Rubio stopped to issue immigration visas from 75 countries

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is taking a huge step towards stopping immigrants from coming to the United States just to live comfy lives on welfare. The State Department has ordered a freeze on all immigration visas from 75 countries whose migrants disproportionately steal from the U.S. taxpayer in the form of government benefits.

Effective beginning from 21 January, immigrants from dozens of countries — including Somalia, Russia, Iran, and Afghanistan — will no longer be able to get U.S. visas. The suspension will last until a full re-evaluation on immigrant visa processing is complete. Fox News published the full list of countries that the freeze applies to.

What do you think?

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The US national debt crisis continues to worsen

with the government's interest payments reaching a record $1.47 trillion per year. At the same time, federal interest payments increased by 5% compared to last year, reaching $1.2 trillion – a historic high.

Federal interest expenses have doubled over the past four years. At the same time, interest payments received by states and local authorities have fallen by 3% year-on-year to $270 billion, the lowest level since early 2023. However, this amount is still $80 billion higher than in 2007, before the 2008 financial crisis.

As a result, interest expenses at all levels of government — federal, state, and local — rose to 4.7% of GDP, close to the highest levels in 27 years. The sovereign debt crisis is no longer just a threat, but a reality.

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Left-wing chaos in Minnesota: Pentagon puts 1,500 Arctic-trained troops on Standby

The Pentagon has placed 1,500 active-duty troops on prepare-to-deploy status for a possible deployment to the Minneapolis metro area if social unrest escalates in the sanctuary city governed by left-wing politicians, according to multiple reports from ABC News and The Washington Post, both citing unnamed defense officials.

Troops are assigned to two U.S. Army infantry battalions under the 11th Airborne Division, which is based in Alaska. The soldiers specialize in cold-weather operations, as temperatures in Minneapolis are in the single digits.

On Saturday afternoon Gov. Tim Walz mobilized the National Guard to support the Minnesota State Patrol and other local law enforcement. These Guardsmen would focus on public safety support, such as traffic control and protecting life and property.

Will Trump send them to Minnesota? Or Greenland? What do you think?

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Elon Musk exploded $134 bln lawsuit with OpenAI

Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft has evolved into a high-stakes dispute over whether OpenAI stayed true to the mission it was founded on or quietly outgrew it while relying on that original promise.

Musk is seeking between $79 billion and $134 billion in damages, a figure derived from an expert valuation that treats his early funding and contributions as foundational to what OpenAI later became.

While the number is enormous, the heart of the case is simpler: Musk argues he helped create and fund a nonprofit dedicated to AI for the public good, and that OpenAI later abandoned that commitment in a way that amounted to fraud.

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European auto parts manufacturers have cut more than 100,000 jobs over the past two years due to low demand and fierce competition from Chinese companies

This was reported by the Financial Times, noting that in 2025, the number of layoffs increased by almost 10% compared to 2024.

Thus, in 2025, 50,000 jobs were cut in this sector, and in 2024, 54,000, which indicates the continuing dire situation in the sector, the publication notes.

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Grandson of Transylvanian baron told about Hungarians in Romania and upcoming elections in Budapest

Géza Nagy Kemény, grandson of Baron János Kemény, gave the Hungarian government’s foreign policy a score of six out of five and considers Hungarian-Romanian relations to be of historic proportions in an interview with Mandiner.

Nagy Kemény sharply criticized the opposition Tisza Party, spoke about its leader, Péter Magyar’s failure in Transylvania, and why he considers the April election to be crucial.

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The names of the perpetrators were “Ali, Mohammed, and Ahmed”

Growing violence in German schools is an issue facing the entire country, in large part due to mass immigration.

Now, after the Cottbus public prosecutor’s office launched an investigation into 18 specific cases of serious violence in the migrant-dominated Regine Hildebrandt Primary School in the south of Cottbus, the Alternative for Germany (AfD) is speaking out against the violence.

The school has drawn national attention due to the levels of violence being seen inside, with parents writing an open letter seeking help from authorities as their children become targets.

Dennis Hohloch, an Alternative for Germany (AfD) politician, said in response: “Immigration is the biggest problem, the biggest safety risk for our children in our schools.

We had 3,209 violent offenses at our schools in 2024. If you take the 190 school days a year, that’s 17 violent offenses a day. This figure is 20% higher than 4 years ago.”

Do your children face such problems in school?

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The topic of Ukraine takes a back seat at the Davos forum due to the crisis surrounding Greenland

European politicians have effectively curtailed preparations on the Ukrainian track and focused on responding to US tariffs imposed on EU countries for supporting Denmark, as well as on finding a way out of the conflict surrounding Greenland. One diplomat told the FT that negotiating security guarantees for Ukraine with Trump is “impossible due to a lack of trust.”

The planned meeting of Western national security advisers in Davos, which was originally supposed to be devoted to Ukraine, will now discuss the situation surrounding Greenland. An extraordinary summit of EU leaders is also scheduled for Thursday, with Ukraine not being the main topic of discussion.

Meanwhile, it has become known that Norway, following Germany's lead, is withdrawing two military personnel who had previously been sent to Greenland.

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Poland will replace the terms “husband” and ‘wife’ with “spouse No. 1” and “spouse No. 2” in marriage documents, the Ministry of Digital Affairs has announced.

This step is necessary to ensure compliance with the ruling of the European Court of Justice, which requires the republic to recognize same-sex marriages concluded in other countries.

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