Overview
- President Trump said "Cuba is next," repeating the line at a Miami summit and to reporters aboard Air Force One.
- Cuba is in a severe food and energy crunch that the reports link to new U.S. tariffs on imports tied to oil, leading to blackouts and rationing.
- Media reports say thousands of U.S. troops have moved to the Gulf, which they frame as a possible step toward a ground operation in Iran.
- On Greenland, Trump previously pushed for a U.S. takeover before later saying at Davos that he would not use force.
- He accused Colombia’s president Gustavo Petro of ties to drug trafficking and said he was "OK" with strikes in Mexico, which Mexico’s president Claudia Sheinbaum rejected as a breach of sovereignty.