Month: January 2026
FINALLY: Trump Administration Secures Major Court Victory in Mahmoud Khalil Deportation Case
After nearly a year of legal maneuvering, activist pressure campaigns, and judicial overreach, the Trump administration has scored a decisive win in its effort to deport Mahmoud Khalil — a pro-Hamas activist whose case became a rallying point for the activist left and sympathetic members of the judiciary. On Thursday morning, the 3rd U.S. Circuit…
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Minnesota’s Attorney General Shrugs as Churches Are Targeted — and Tells Believers to “Live With It”
If there were any lingering doubts about how casually some Democratic officials now treat the erosion of basic civil order, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison erased them this week with a single, stunning statement. After anti-ICE activists stormed a Christian church service in St. Paul — interrupting worship, shouting down congregants, and turning a private…
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Treasury Secretary Says Supreme Court Unlikely To Block Trump Tariffs
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said it is “very unlikely” the Supreme Court will overturn President Donald Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose tariffs, with a ruling possibly coming as soon as this week. “I believe that it is very unlikely that the Supreme Court will overrule a president’s signature economic policy,” Bessent said during…
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IRS Official With Ties to Tea Party Targeting Controversy Now Oversees Powerful Tax Division
More than a decade after one of the most controversial episodes in modern Internal Revenue Service history, a familiar figure has quietly resurfaced in a position of immense authority — and watchdog groups are demanding swift action. A senior IRS official who played a central role during the Obama-era scandal involving the alleged targeting of…
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Don Lemon May Be Headed for Real Prison Time — And This Time, There’s No CNN Shield to Hide Behind
For years, Don Lemon lived inside a protected bubble. Inside that bubble, rules didn’t apply the same way they did to everyone else. Laws were “contextual.” Accountability was “problematic.” And activism disguised as journalism was not only tolerated — it was rewarded. That bubble has finally burst. What unfolded inside a St. Paul church this…
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Rubio Bans Five European Officials, NGOs Over Censoring Americans
The State Department announced that it has barred five prominent European officials and activists from entering the United States, accusing them of leading coordinated efforts to pressure American tech companies to censor U.S. citizens’ speech online. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the move marks the first enforcement action under a new visa policy, unveiled in May,…
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Speaker Johnson: ‘It Is Bidenomics That Got Us Into This Mess’
House Speaker Mike Johnson said that “Bidenomics,” which is marked by high government spending, caused inflation and the current economic problems. Johnson pointed to several successful Republican policies that he says lowered inflation and grew the economy, particularly lower gas prices and strong growth. During an interview Monday on Fox News, Johnson spoke with co-hosts…
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Two Countries Announce New Entry Rules for U.S. Travelers
International travel rules can change quietly, but recent decisions by two West African nations have sent a clearer message to U.S. travelers. New entry requirements affecting American passport holders highlight not only visa policy shifts, but also the growing influence of diplomacy on cross-border travel. What appears to be a technical change reflects broader questions…
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FIFA Issues Statement Amid Backlash Over Trump Peace Award
FIFA has issued a firm statement following calls for Donald Trump to be stripped of the 2025 FIFA Peace Prize, which he received ahead of the 2026 World Cup draw in December 2025. Trump was awarded the inaugural prize during a ceremony in Washington, D.C., where FIFA president Gianni Infantino presented him with a trophy,…
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A Powerful National Anthem Moment at an NBA Game in London
Before an NBA game in London, the atmosphere inside the O2 Arena was lively as fans gathered to watch the Orlando Magic face the Memphis Grizzlies in a regular-season matchup. As part of the pre-game ceremony, singer Vanessa Williams stepped forward to perform the U.S. national anthem. The arena grew quiet, setting a formal tone…
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