Mamdani’s First Moves Trigger Senate Investigation
Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana has launched a formal congressional inquiry into New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, citing concerns that the mayor’s early executive decisions may weaken protections for Jewish students and residents while potentially jeopardizing billions in federal education funding. Cassidy, who chairs the Senate Health, Education, …
A Night of Conviction and Unity: Inside the First-Ever DJT Club Legacy Gala
On Saturday evening, January 31, 2026, the Dyker Beach Golf Course in Brooklyn was transformed into something far more than a banquet hall. Draped in patriotic symbolism, alive with conversation, and energized by a sense of purpose, the venue hosted the first annual DJT Club Legacy Gala, the premier signature …
Democrats Balk at Kamala Harris’ Gen-Z Rebrand
Several Democratic insiders are expressing skepticism about former Vice President Kamala Harris’s latest digital rebrand, as her campaign quietly pivots toward a Gen-Z–focused media strategy that some within her own party view as risky, premature, or poorly calibrated. On Thursday, Harris’ team announced that her campaign’s longtime social media account, …
Appeals court rules Covenant School shooting records must be released
In a landmark decision emphasizing public access to government records, the Tennessee Court of Appeals has ruled that the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department (MNPD) must release documents related to the 2023 Covenant School shooting, including the writings of shooter Audrey Hale. This ruling, issued on February 4, 2026, marks a …
Police Union Rejects Socialist Mayor’s Order Targeting ICE
A growing rift between Seattle’s political leadership and its police force came into public view this week after the city’s police union rejected a new directive from Mayor Katie Wilson involving federal immigration enforcement. The order instructs Seattle police officers to investigate, verify, and document activities conducted by U.S. Immigration …
Attempted Trump Assassin Sentenced to Life
Ryan Routh, the man convicted of trying to assassinate President Donald Trump during the 2024 presidential campaign, was sentenced Wednesday in federal court to life in prison plus an additional seven years. The sentence was handed down by U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon in Fort Pierce, Florida. Routh, 59, was …
Sid Rosenberg’s 10 Years at WABC Reflect Station Growth and Expanding Influence
What originated as a New York–based morning show now operates on a far wider stage. Sid & Friends in the Morning, hosted by Sid Rosenberg on 77 WABC, combines the reach of a 50,000-watt clear-channel AM radio signal—heard across much of the Eastern U.S. and Canada overnight—with a global digital …
“Greenland’s Strategic Value Rises as Arctic Defense Heats Up”
When President Donald Trump floated the idea of purchasing Greenland in 2019, the proposal was widely dismissed as unserious. Six years later, shifting military realities in the Arctic and renewed focus on missile defense and space-based surveillance have led U.S. defense planners and allied governments to revisit Greenland’s strategic importance—though …
“Iranian Protests Go Worldwide”
Across continents, Iranian communities abroad are transforming their grief and outrage into coordinated political action, amplifying one of the largest protest movements in recent Iranian history. What began as domestic unrest over economic collapse and political repression has now become a global diaspora movement — with tangible implications for human …
“Oversight Committee Forces Clinton Testimony”
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify before the House Oversight Committee after months of resistance—only relenting once lawmakers moved toward formal contempt proceedings. House Oversight Chairman James Comer announced the development Tuesday, saying the committee’s willingness to enforce its subpoenas finally …
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify before the House Oversight Committee after months of resistance—only relenting once lawmakers moved toward formal contempt proceedings. House Oversight Chairman James Comer announced the development Tuesday, saying the committee’s willingness to enforce its subpoenas finally …
How a 1905 Smallpox Case Became a Blank Check for COVID Mandates
For more than a century, courts have leaned on a single Supreme Court case to justify government-mandated medical interventions during public health crises. That case—Jacobson v. Massachusetts—upheld a modest fine imposed on a Massachusetts man who refused a smallpox vaccination during an outbreak in 1902. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Jacobson …
FBI Executes Court-Authorized Search at Fulton County Election Hub in Ongoing 2020 Probe
Federal Bureau of Investigation agents carried out a court-authorized search at the Fulton County Election Hub and Operations Center in Georgia on Wednesday, with authorities seeking records tied to the 2020 presidential election, multiple news outlets report. FBI Action at Union City Election Facility Around midday on January 28, FBI …
Palestinian Authority Secretly Paid Terrorists $200M
Despite public assurances that the controversial “pay-to-slay” system had been dismantled, new findings from the U.S. State Department indicate that the Palestinian Authority continued transferring hundreds of millions of dollars to convicted terrorists and their families through a rebranded payment mechanism in 2024 and 2025. A non-public State Department notice …
IDF Mobilizes After Suspected Border Infiltration Near Eilat
A high-alert security situation near Israel’s border with Jordan on Tuesday evening was ultimately declared a false alarm by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), following intensive military and police activity triggered by suspected infiltrators crossing into southern Israeli territory. Initial reports indicated that ten suspects had crossed near the communities …
Big Tech on Trial: Did Social Media Design Addict Teens?
Jury selection is now underway in Los Angeles County Superior Court for what plaintiffs’ attorneys are calling the first major bellwether trial over whether leading social-media platforms—Instagram (Meta), TikTok, YouTube (Google), and Snapchat (Snap)—were engineered to be addictive to minors in ways that foreseeably harmed teens. The case is explicitly …
An Inconvenient Legacy: Two Decades of Failed Climate Predictions
Twenty years ago, An Inconvenient Truth debuted at the Sundance Film Festival to a standing ovation. Released theatrically in 2006, the documentary—fronted by former Vice President Al Gore—became a cultural milestone. It helped propel climate change from a technical scientific debate into a dominant political and media narrative, shaping public …
Empire of Necessity: When Non-Intervention Fails
There is a taboo in polite American conversation: America as empire. Going to college during the War on Terror, partly out of contrarian instinct and partly to get a rise out of others, I began deploying my best neo-con arguments to anyone who would listen to my pro-Iraq War arguments. …
CCP-Linked Groups Join Anti-ICE Shutdown in Minnesota
What began earlier this week as a call for a statewide “Day of Truth and Freedom” has materialized into one of the largest coordinated acts of public protest in Minnesota in years — with thousands of residents marching through downtown Minneapolis, hundreds of businesses shuttering operations, and arrests made during …
U.S. Sanctions Nine Iranian “Shadow Fleet” Vessels to Cut Off Regime Funding Amid Brutal Crackdown
The U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) announced a sweeping new round of sanctions Friday targeting nine vessels and their owners linked to Iran’s so-called “shadow fleet” — a covert maritime network used to export Iranian crude oil and petroleum products to global markets. The move is …