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Greenland has joined America!

Just kidding, but President Trump did reach a massive deal granting extensive U.S. security control over Greenland. The deal signifies exclusive American military presence in Greenland, which is sad news for China and Russia.

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| By Scribe | September 20, 2026 |

Greenland has joined America!

Just kidding, but President Trump did reach a massive deal granting extensive U.S. security control over Greenland. The deal signifies exclusive American military presence in Greenland, which is sad news for China and Russia.

Domestically, the Trump economy is seeing median income rise and poverty rates falling.

God Bless President Trump. God Bless America!

POTUS Secures Permanent Security Rights Over Greenland

President Trump announced the United States has secured permanent security rights over Greenland through an agreement with Denmark and Greenland.

The deal grants the U.S. full authority to defend the island and bars any adversary from establishing military bases, presence, or sensitive investments without explicit U.S. approval.

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America will immediately begin developing a significant military presence there. Denmark and Greenland confirmed the arrangement, with formal signing expected next week at the United Nations General Assembly.

U.S. Child and Hispanic Poverty Rates Reach Record Lows

The Trump economy has driven U.S. child and Hispanic poverty rates to record lows.

Official child poverty fell to a historic 13.4 percent in 2025, according to Census Bureau data. Hispanic poverty likewise dropped to a record low of 13.9 percent between 2024 and 2025.

At the same time, inflation-adjusted median household income reached an all-time high, underscoring broad gains for working families.

DOJ Charges Noncitizens in Election Cases Across Seven States

The Department of Justice has charged 16 individuals across seven states with illegal voting and related election crimes by noncitizens. Cases involve defendants in Texas, Idaho, Georgia, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, New Jersey, and Michigan.

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Officials report the Trump administration has now charged 50 noncitizens for illegal voting overall.

Homeland Security is investigating more than 1,600 open cases amid efforts to protect election integrity for American citizens.

Newly Released FBI Files Detail Investigative Conduct

More details emerged about the extent of bias in federal agencies against President Trump and Republicans.

Newly released FBI files show an agent repeatedly sought assignment to the 2017 Crossfire Hurricane probe targeting President Trump. Another agent in 2025 pushed to open a criminal case against Elon Musk over a routine work-related email.

Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley said the records reveal Deep State efforts to undermine Trump and Republicans. He described the pattern of bias as worse than Watergate.

USDA Reports Nearly 6 Million Fewer SNAP Recipients

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced that Trump’s USDA has moved nearly 6 million people off SNAP food stamps in just 18 months.

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Enrollment fell from roughly 44 million to about 36 million. The effort targets fraud, enforces work requirements, and removes ineligible recipients including illegal aliens.

Officials uncovered widespread abuse such as benefits claimed under deceased Social Security numbers. This is what we voted for.

U.S. Poverty Rate Falls as Household Income Reaches Record High

America’s economy is benefitting many demographics across the country. The U.S. poverty rate fell to a record low of 10.2 percent in 2025, according to Census Bureau data. Median household income climbed 2.6 percent to a new high of $87,460.

Child poverty reached a historic low of 13.4 percent, while Hispanic poverty hit 13.9 percent. Real wages outpaced inflation, with the bottom 25 percent of earners seeing the strongest gains.

Black household incomes rose 4.8 percent, marking broad improvements in the first year of President Trump’s second term.

Catch up on what happened over the last month:

America This Week: 9/11, Charlie Kirk, Remembering The Fallen (September 7 – 13, 2026)

America This Week: Texas is Trump Country (August 31 – September 6, 2026)

America This Week: Hello, Lake America! (August 24 – 30, 2026)

America This Week: U.S.A. vs Canada (August 17 – 23, 2026)

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