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Jimmy Kimmel has marked the first year of President Donald Trump's second presidential term with an embarrassing supercut, recapping a few of the lowlights of the past 365 days.

"You really almost have to hand it to him, he can do so much damage in one three-day weekend," Kimmel said, beginning by reviewing the last few days alone. "I don't know if anybody has ever done more. Every country hates us now. It's official. All of them hate us."

Speaking on Trump's moves to take Greenland from NATO ally Denmark, Kimmel addressed the president's statement that he "no longer feel[s] an obligation to think purely of peace" simply because a Norwegian organisation did not give him the Nobel Peace Prize. Lambasting Trump, the late show host observed that ironically the U.S. is now "on the verge of going to war over the Nobel Prize for peace."

"It's like we armed a real housewife with nuclear weapons," said Kimmel. "This man is crashing the plane because the stewardess didn't bring them a bag of peanuts, okay? This is what happens to children who get anything they want. This is how they grow up. President Veruca Salt. 'I want Greenland! I want it now!' All because he didn't get a little medal around his neck. He's a child."

Kimmel then ended with a montage of dubious moments from Trump's current presidency, covering everything from renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, to his Tesla ad at the White House, to his messy breakup with Elon Musk, to his derogatory comments about other countries.

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• Trump escalated his Greenland standoff by threatening new tariffs on EU countries.
• EU leaders said they would consider using an anti-coercion tool, nicknamed a trade "bazooka," in response.
• The tool could strain services, which is the US's advantage in the global

• A Japanese city is taking an innovative approach to keeping bears away: drones.
• Ishinomaki City has ordered bear-spray-carrying drones from Terra Drones to deter bears.
• The drones can be operated remotely, allowing people to retreat safely.

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• Nearly 400 wealthy individuals urged leaders at Davos to impose higher taxes on the superrich.
• The open letter, signed by Mark Ruffalo and Abigail Disney, targets interference by the wealthy.
• Oxfam said this week that a record

• Ukraine has been paying drone makers $20,000 for each Russian Shahed they destroy.
• Its new defense minister said it's helping Ukrainian forces receive 40,000 interceptors this month.
• He said the program focused on Chernihiv, one of the regions most saturated by Shahed flights.

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• The Trump Administration has been deploying federal agents into metropolitan cities.
• A group of 200+ tech workers has signed a petition demanding that

• Anne-Marie says she didn't want to ask for help as a new mom because she was afraid of being judged.
• The singer and songwriter said she didn't want people to think she was "a bad mom."
• But having her second kid was a healing process because "he's making me

• Trump signed an executive order seeking to curb Wall Street firms from buying single-family homes.
• The Treasury Department has a month to develop a definition of "large institutional investors."
• Exceptions include build-to-rent properties that were designed to be rental

• Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey said customers might see fiber creep into the company's drinks this year.
• Coca-Cola already sells Diet Coke with fiber in Japan, a drink aimed to "address specific dietary needs."
• Other F&B CEOs have predicted that fiber would be a hot trend in 2026.

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• An xAI cofounder said he's stepping back after being diagnosed with Lyme disease.
• Greg Yang said he will move into an advisory role immediately to "go founder mode on my health."
• Two other xAI cofounders left the company last year

• Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said tariff-driven price hikes are beginning to show.
• Vendors are running out of pre-tariff inventory and "don't have endless options," says Jassy.
• Jassy said in June 2025 that prices didn't "appreciably go up," but he is changing his tone now.

Tariff price hikes are starting to show up in your Amazon shopping cart.

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