A commentary video published by voidzilla (@coffeezillaextras) highlights an extraordinary public statement attributed to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who says the Justice Department has served the Federal Reserve with grand jury subpoenas and that he faces a potential criminal indictment threat linked to his Senate Banking Committee testimony. In the clip, Powell says the subpoenas relate to scrutiny of a Federal Reserve renovation project and alleged cost overruns—but argues the real issue is political pressure over interest rate policy decisions. (Source: YouTube – voidzilla (@coffeezillaextras), “He’s being threatened”.)

In the video, Powell frames the threat as a test of ...

A commentary video by YouTuber Cyrus Janssen (“Why Trump’s Venezuela War is a Gift to China”) argues that tougher US actions in Venezuela could unintentionally strengthen China—not by giving Beijing more Venezuelan oil, but by reshaping global perceptions and incentives. Janssen cites remarks he attributes to former US ambassador Michael McFaul, suggesting that if Washington is seen as acting outside international norms, more countries may lean toward China as a comparatively “rules-abiding” power (source: YouTube – Cyrus Janssen, “Why Trump’s Venezuela War is a Gift to China”).

The video also references a warning attributed to Senator Chris Murphy following a ...

In a video commentary titled “US Media Admits CIA Attacking Russia During ‘Peace’ Talks,” journalist Brian Berletic argues that US policy toward the Russia–Ukraine war combines public diplomacy with covert escalation. He says US intelligence, including the CIA and the US military, has enabled or shaped Ukrainian drone operations that target Russian oil refineries and energy shipments, and he presents this as consistent with what he describes as admissions in US media reporting.

Berletic frames the alleged targeting of Russian energy infrastructure as strategic rather than purely battlefield-driven. In his telling, degrading Russian energy output is meant to weaken Russia’s ...

Recent shifts in Venezuela’s oil supply chain and broader energy markets have renewed attention on how geopolitical competition, particularly between the United States and China, is influencing global energy dynamics rather than traditional market forces alone.

Commentators note that Venezuela, despite holding some of the world’s largest proven oil reserves, has been largely excluded from global oil flows for years due to sanctions, underinvestment and political instability. This has reshaped supply chains and investor strategies, with Chinese buyers historically taking a large share of Venezuelan crude exports through informal and shadow-market routes. Restoring Venezuela’s role in international energy markets under a ...

Journalist Owen Jones argues that remarks by Donald Trump about the United States taking control of Greenland could have far-reaching consequences for NATO and the wider international order.

Jones says that because Greenland is part of Denmark, any attempt by the US to seize or annex the territory would place two NATO members in direct conflict. He highlights NATO’s collective defence principle and questions how the alliance could function if one member acted against another.

He also points to statements from figures close to Trump that do not clearly rule out the use of force, interpreting them as evidence that military ...