President Trump announced that the United States has reached a security agreement with Greenland and Denmark that expands the U.S. military presence in Greenland and gives Washington greater authority over security matters in the Arctic territory.

WHAT WE KNOW:

• U.S., Greenland, and Denmark reached a new Arctic security agreement.

• Trump said the deal gives the U.S. permanent control over security-related concerns in Greenland.

• The agreement would block U.S. adversaries from establishing bases, military presence, or making sensitive investments in Greenland without U.S. approval.

• The U.S. plans to begin developing a larger military presence in Greenland.

• Greenland and Denmark said the agreement recognizes Greenland’s self-determination and Denmark’s sovereignty.

• The deal still requires approval from Greenland’s and Denmark’s parliaments.

• Officials expect the agreement to be formally signed during the U.N. General Assembly summit next week.

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The fake news outlets and leftist groups pushed back, with CNN and Politico citing First Amendment protections, while the scope of the ban remained unclear and all three outlets were reportedly still credentialed at the White House Friday afternoon.

WHAT WE KNOW:

• Trump announces ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House.

• Trump said the ban was “effective immediately.”

• Trump accused the outlets of constant “FAKE NEWS” reporting.

• Trump warned that more news outlets could be banned.

• Trump said the decision was based on cumulative coverage over the past two years.

• Trump defended the move when asked about a potential legal challenge.

• CNN said the ban would be an unconstitutional interference with its reporting.

• Politico said it would vigorously defend its First Amendment rights and disputed Trump’s claims about government subsidies.

• The Knight Foundation First Amendment Institute and National Press Club criticized the move and raised constitutional concerns.

• As of Friday afternoon, journalists from all three outlets were apparently still credentialed to work at the White House.

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After drones attacked the kingdom’s key East West pipeline to the Red Sea. The disruption is triggering panic buying and a scramble for alternative supplies across Europe, which imported about 577,000 barrels per day of Saudi crude in June.

What We Know:

• Saudi Arabia to halt crude oil shipments to ALL European buyers next month.

• Saudi Aramco’s key East West pipeline was attacked by drones, forcing a shutdown.

• The pipeline is expected to partially restart within days, but could take up to six weeks for a full restart.

• European refineries are scrambling for alternative oil supplies.

• Poland’s Orlen issued more than 10 tenders since Friday to secure replacement crude.

• European OECD countries imported 577,000 barrels per day of Saudi crude in June.

• The disruption has already triggered panic buying among some Aramco customers.

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The U.S. and Venezuela deepen ties following Nicolás Maduro’s removal. The potential meeting comes amid a major U.S. Venezuelan oil deal and growing frustration among Venezuelan exiles over the Trump administration’s cooperation with Rodríguez.

• Trump may meet Delcy Rodríguez as early as Tuesday

• First meeting between Trump and Rodríguez

• Maduro is awaiting trial in U.S. federal custody

• Trump administration struck a massive Venezuelan oil deal

• Rodríguez has been working closely with Trump and Marco Rubio

• Meeting is not finalized

• Venezuelan exiles are increasingly angry over Trump’s cooperation with Rodríguez

• Trump and Rubio have not called for Venezuelan elections

• Rodríguez could face backlash in Venezuela over her relationship with Trump

• Trump considers Rodríguez a key part of his Venezuela strategy

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