Around half of fertile women in the Arctic Island were fitted with IUDs or given hormone birth control shots.

From the 1960’s and into the early 1990’s, Denmark imposed an inhuman sterilization program on Greenlandic Inuit women, with the purpose of limiting population growth in the self-governing territory.

Now, against the background of Donald J. Trump’s decision to control the island, the Danish are under fire for their mistreatment of the indigenous populations.

Two separate reports investigating the forcible contraception of thousands of Indigenous women and girls are divided over a core question: does it constitute genocide?

#BREAKING: Greenland declares it “cannot yet conclude” whether Denmark’s forced contraception campaign against Inuit women meets the legal definition of genocide.

— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) August 28, 2026

Associated Press reported:

“The Greenlandic government, which commissioned the inquiry, released the reports Friday but, when pressed by journalists during a news conference, would not say whether its leaders concluded whether a genocide had occurred. The government told the authors to use the definition under the United Nations’ 1948 genocide convention, which includes ‘imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group’.

[…] Known as the ‘spiral case,’ the revelations have rocked both Denmark and Greenland. More than 350 Greenlandic Indigenous women and girls, including some 12 years old and younger, previously came forward to investigators and reported that they were forcibly given contraception by Danish health authorities. Denmark says more than 4,000 women and girls — reportedly half the fertile women in Greenland at the time — received IUDs between the 1960s and mid-1970s.”

Major developments re: Donald Trump’s designs on Greenland:

Greenland’s official genocide report finds a reasonable basis to believe Denmark violated the Genocide Convention by implanting Greenlandic girls with birth-control devices without consent.

— Paul Mauro (@PaulDMauro) August 28, 2026

“The Inuit victims, many of them teenagers at the time, said they were either fitted with intrauterine contraceptive devices, known as IUDs or coils, or given a hormonal birth control injection. They were not told details about the procedure, or did not give their consent.”

At least 4,000 Greenlandic women and girls, some as young as 12, received intrauterine devices or contraceptive injections between 1966 and 1991, often without their consent or knowledge. https://t.co/wZZKGqHZbe

— Reuters Legal (@ReutersLegal) August 28, 2026

Two reports investigating the forcible contraception of thousands of Indigenous women and girls in Greenland by Danish health authorities for decades were split over whether the practice constituted genocide. https://t.co/l20YZv8vb9

— APTN News (@APTNNews) August 28, 2026

“The Danish government on Thursday approved payouts of 300,000 Danish kroner (about $46,500) to each victim. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen officially apologized last year.”

Denmark to pay compensation to Greenland’s women for 30 years of forced contraception — Ritzau

During 1960-90s Denmark conducted a campaign to forcibly insert intrauterine devices into Greenland’s women starting from the age of 12

MTodayNews pic.twitter.com/2Z7PaYvb1Z

— Jack Straw (@JackStr42679640) August 27, 2026

Read more:

Denmark Summons US Ambassador Over Alleged ‘Covert Influence Operations’ in Greenland, as Copenhagen Apologizes for Decades of Forced Sterilization of Inuit Greenlander Women

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Ukraine says it has intelligence indicating Russia is preparing for a fresh ground offensive against the capital of Kyiv.

The claim raises the prospect of another attempt to threaten the Ukrainian capital more than four years after Russia launched its invasion.

Pavlo Palisa, deputy head of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s office, said Russian military leadership have been instructed by the Kremlin to plan and prepare offensives targeting Kyiv and Chernihiv.

Ukrainian intelligence has received and verified information about the preparations, according to Palisa.

However, officials have not yet detected Russian forces massing in sufficient numbers to launch such an operation.

Ukraine has received intelligence that Russia is preparing for a possible new ground offensive toward Kyiv as well as Chernihiv in the nation’s far north, a top official said https://t.co/nBC0IhYElh

— Bloomberg (@business) August 29, 2026

Palisa said Ukraine’s immediate objective is to “prevent the creation of conditions for the Russians to be able to launch any offensive actions at all.”

Russia attempted to seize Kyiv during the opening stages of its full-scale invasion in February 2022, sending forces toward the capital from Belarus and other directions.

The offensive ultimately collapsed in the face of fierce Ukrainian resistance, forcing Russian troops to withdraw from northern Ukraine.

The latest warning comes amid indications that Moscow is moving towards a major mobilization as battlefield losses now outpace recruitment.

Russia Expands Strikes on Ukraine’s Critical Infrastructure

As the war enters its fifth year, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned Saturday that “escalation from Russia’s side is progressing” following discussions with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte.

Tusk said Ukraine urgently requires additional air support and warned that the coming months could prove critical.

“The next six months will be decisive, and we must be prepared as Poland and NATO for various scenarios,” he said.

Polish PM Donald Tusk:

For Russia this autumn and winter are supposed to be critical.

The Russians want to mobilize 600,000 soldiers.

The next seven months will certainly be critical. The Ukrainian-Russian war is at a turning point. pic.twitter.com/5xKDKcdxda

— Clash Report (@clashreport) August 29, 2026

Meanwhile, Russia has intensified its aerial assault on Kyiv.

Zelenskyy said Saturday that the capital is facing “virtually nonstop attack from jet-powered drones.”

The Ukrainian leader has acknowledged that Kyiv must “significantly accelerate” production of interceptors capable of destroying Iranian-designed Shahed attack drones.

However, Ukraine has enjoyed significant success with its own expanding drone arsenal, repeatedly striking critical infrastructure and strategic targets deep inside Russia and causing widespread disruptions to the country’s fuel supplies.

Ukrainian drones struck the Yaroslavl Oil Refinery in Russia using long-range FP-1 drones.

The plant, one of Russia's largest, processes about 15 million tonnes of oil annually and produces gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel and other petroleum products. pic.twitter.com/6WY7ORGCpT

— Clash Report (@clashreport) August 28, 2026

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered state agencies to stop funding Flock surveillance cameras amid growing concerns that the technology could enable government tracking of innocent Americans.

The move follows reports that millions of dollars in Texas funding have been used to purchase thousands of the automated license plate-reading cameras for law enforcement agencies across the state.

Around 2,000 Flock cameras were reportedly purchased through the Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Board using revenue from a $1 fee attached to automobile insurance policies.

Texas also provided another $15.9 million to the Department of Public Safety to purchase approximately 1,200 cameras.

Abbott communications director Andrew Mahaleris confirmed that state funding would no longer be available for the technology.

“To the extent any funding comes from Texas agencies, those agencies are clarifying that those funds cannot be used for Flock cameras,” Mahaleris told The Texas Tribune.

Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered all state agencies to pause funding for Flock cameras.

The order came as @texastribune was preparing an investigation detailing how a state agency has devoted at least $30M to building the state’s Flock network. https://t.co/o2fWeiTS3z

— Megan Menchaca (@meganmmenchaca) August 28, 2026

Flock cameras photograph vehicles and record license plates and locations, allowing law enforcement agencies to search the resulting database during criminal investigations.

Police departments say the technology will help with locating stolen vehicles, apprehending suspects and solving serious crimes.

However, its ability to collect information on millions of ordinary motorists has generated serious privacy concerns.

Many Republicans, including Missouri Senator Josh Hawley, have publicly opposed the cameras over these concerns.

“Americans do not surrender their privacy rights when they drive to work, drop their kids off at school, or go to church,” he wrote on X.

“Flock has assembled an unprecedented national surveillance network.”

“They boast more than 120,000 cameras across 49 states and more than 20 billion vehicle scans every month.”

Americans do not surrender their privacy rights when they drive to work, drop their kids off at school, or go to church.

I’m investigating Flock cameras to determine WHO has access to hundreds of millions of Americans’ data – and what they’re doing with it pic.twitter.com/NsycLJaMMA

— Josh Hawley (@HawleyMO) August 26, 2026

Many law enforcement agencies maintain that the cameras are valuable crime-fighting tools.

Dallas police use hundreds to investigate violent crimes, hit-and-runs and vehicle thefts, while Texas DPS has used automatic alerts to intercept stolen vehicles, fleeing suspects and human-smuggling operations.

Abbott’s order does not prohibit local departments from continuing to operate Flock cameras using local or federal funds, but it shuts off Texas state money for their purchase and operation.

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The far left Washington Post published an article today on ICE arrests.

The Democrat rag whines that illegals are being arrested without a criminal record.

Via the Washington Post: “ICE has arrested more than half a million people since President Trump returned to office, and nearly 40 percent do not have a criminal record. As of Aug. 6, ICE had detained more people without a criminal record this year than in all of 2025.”

However, authors David Nakamura and Emmanuel Martinez for some reason forgot to mention that every single one of the ICE arrests involve criminal aliens.

According to Cornell Law, “Crossing the border illegally is a federal crime via 8 USC 1325. 5 year statute of limitation for first time offense.”

So, the WaPo published their article based entirely on fake news.

FOX News contributor Bill Melugin went after the WaPo for their ignorant claims.

Bill Melugin: Crossing the border illegally is a federal crime via 8 USC 1325. 5 year statute of limitation for first time offense.

Overstaying a visa is a civil offense.

Being unlawfully present in the U.S. is a civil offense.

But none of these semantics matter, because any of the above can result in ICE detention.

There is no requirement under US law that an alien must have a criminal record before being detained by ICE. There never has been.

ICE also does not need a judicial warrant to make arrests. (Unless they’re entering private property like a home).

All they need is reasonable suspicion that an alien is unlawfully present in the country.

Bottom line, all aliens who violate US immigration law are subject to ICE arrest and detention. This is how the law has been for decades.

Bill Melugin is a solid reporter.

Too bad WaPo does not have any reasonable people on staff like Bill.

Crossing the border illegally is a federal crime via 8 USC 1325. 5 year statute of limitation for first time offense.

Overstaying a visa is a civil offense.

Being unlawfully present in the U.S. is a civil offense.

But none of these semantics matter, because any of the above… https://t.co/NWNXRQ9Ok5

— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) August 29, 2026

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Country music singer Jelly Roll broke down in tears Thursday while delivering an emotional immigration sermon during his final night guest-hosting ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live!

The tearful performance came just days after Jelly Roll used Jimmy Kimmel’s anti-Trump platform to mock President Donald Trump’s weight, call him a “fat pig,” and make a vulgar joke about the president’s anatomy.

After spending the week insulting Trump and telling angry fans they were free to stop listening to his music, Jelly Roll suddenly wrapped himself in the language of compassion, Christianity, and “human dignity” while promoting rhetoric that closely echoed the talking points of open-borders activists.

Jelly Roll recalled winning three Grammy Awards earlier this year and being asked about immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis. At the time, the singer declined to offer a political opinion, a decision he now says he regrets.

The singer became emotional as he claimed he had failed to speak for people who were supposedly “scared” and “hurting.”

“Human dignity isn’t Republican or Democrat. Compassion isn’t left wing and mercy isn’t right wing… There are no boundaries or borders for broken families,” Jelly Roll declared while fighting back tears.

WATCH:

Jelly Roll spent four nights on Jimmy Kimmel calling the President a “fat pig,” joking about his penis, and telling MAGA fans to delete his music.

Then he cried on camera and lectured America:

“Human dignity isn’t Republican or Democrat… there are no boundaries or borders for…

— The Gateway Pundit (@gatewaypundit) August 29, 2026

This is the same Jelly Roll who, just six months earlier at the 2026 Grammys, refused to criticize ICE. He called himself a “dumb redneck” who was “disconnected” from current events and said people shouldn’t care about his opinion. Other artists that night denounced immigration enforcement.

Jelly Roll stayed quiet, then promised he would speak “loud and clear.” This week he finally did. The message: compassion has no borders.

Jelly Roll is a convicted felon who has spoken openly about prison, drugs, and robbery charges from his youth. Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee later pardoned him. America gave him a second chance, a music career, Grammys, and restored voting rights in March 2026.

He shook President Trump’s hand at a UFC event and later insisted a handshake is not an endorsement. Fine. But crying on national television that there should be “no boundaries or borders for broken families” while sitting in for one of the most partisan anti-Trump hosts on television is not “down the middle.” It is the same open-borders sermon the left has been preaching for years.

He said he wants to represent “those without representation,” the recovering addict, the felon trying to change, the single mother. Those people exist in America.

Many of them are the ones paying the price when the border is treated as a suggestion. Illegal immigration does not just produce “broken families” on the other side of the Rio Grande. It produces American victims, overwhelmed towns, and children who never get a second chance because a cartel or a repeat offender got one first.

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