“The market is having trouble digesting the multidimensional chess that Trump and his team are playing,” said Michael Block, market strategist at Third Seven Capital. “This multidimensional chess game is not going well for the grand master.

LOL, you aren’t playing 3D chess when you flip a chessboard.

Of all the news in the past weeks, “5% of Democrats join Republicans in an inconsequential vote” is the least of my concerns.

The first line of your link:

Being part of the Kingdom of Denmark

Not the Netherlands.

The Netherlands does not in any way control Greenland…

Why is Greenland bound to a treaty signed by the Netherlands?

Great news!

Apropos nothing:

The Republicans are falling in line with disgraced ex-president Donald Trump’s personal hatred of Ukraine—and equally personal fondness for authoritarian Russia. The Republicans’ allegiance to Trump—and therefore to dictators and military aggressors—wasn’t an issue for Ukraine until they narrowly gained control of the U.S. House of Representatives in the November 2022 elections. When earlier funding for Ukraine ran out in late December, Rep. Mike Johnson—the extremist House speaker—refused to put additional aid to a vote.

The direct language is a pleasant surprise, and honestly more than I expected from FORBES. Have they always been this willing to call out Trump and his enablers?