Tonight, the world on edge.

The President marks one year of his second term with new threats to take Greenland as

the region prepares for a possible U.S. military invasion.

Then markets tumble with the fear of a tariff war with Europe, but this time investors are getting worried.

Plus, tensions rise in Minnesota after the Justice Department issues

subpoenas against the state's Democratic officials as the 11th hour gets underway on this Tuesday night.

Good evening once again. I am Stephanie Ruhl and we are now 286 days away from the midterms.

I'm taking a breath on this one.

Today marks one year, one long, long year into Donald Trump's second term.

It has been a year full of Trump finding new ways, both at home and abroad, to expand the boundaries of presidential powers

and to remake the country and the

world in his image. And on that topic, well, it is top of mind with the president. He is traveling

to Davos, Switzerland, tonight. And moments ago, the White House said that the trip was delayed

because of a minor electrical issue after takeoff. Out of abundance of caution, Air Force One is

returning to Joint Base Andrews, and the president and team will board a different aircraft and

continue on to Switzerland. Now, this is supposed to be a major, the major economic forum with the biggest

CEOs and world leaders. And tomorrow, the president is expected to talk about affordable housing.

But this year's event is starting to feel much more like an emergency summit reacting to his

threats to take over Greenland.

Overnight, Trump posted this fake image of himself planting an American flag on the territory.

He also posted an altered pictured, then included a map showing an American flag on the territory. He also posted an altered pictured,

then included a map showing an American flag

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