United States President Donald tasked special forces commanders to draw up plans for a forcible takeover of Greenald, but faced pushback from senior military figures, the Daily Mail reported on Sunday. Citing anonymous sources, the tabloid said "policy hawks" in Trump's administration, including his senior advisor, Stephen Miller, felt "emboldened" by the successful capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on January 3rd, and sought a quick seizure of the island before China or Russia could make a move. The sources stated that Trump asked for an invasion plan to be prepared, but faced resistance from the ... (full story)