House panel approves Clinton contempt of Congress resolutions with help from Democrats
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee advanced resolutions Wednesday to hold former President Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress over their refusal to appear for depositions after being subpoenaed in the panel’s investigation into sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The panel voted 34-8 to advance the resolution holding Bill Clinton in contempt and 28-15 on the measure holding Hillary Clinton in contempt. Nine Democrats voted in favor of the Bill Clinton resolution: Reps. Maxwell Frost (Fla.), Raja Krishnamoorthi (Ill.), Summer Lee (Pa.), Stephen Lynch (Mass.), Ayanna Pressley (Mass.), Emily Randall (Wash.), Lateefah Simon (Calif.), Melanie Stansbury (N.M.) and Rashida Tlaib (Mich.). Three voted in favor of the Hillary Clinton measure: Lee, Stansbury and Tlaib. House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-Ky.) after the meeting lauded the bipartisan vote.
Speaker Johnson backs impeachment of 2 federal judges, claiming ‘egregious abuses’
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said he would support impeachment articles against two federal judges, including one who has ruled against President Trump’s interests in high-profile cases. Johnson during a press conference Wednesday was asked about calls from some Republicans to bring up articles of impeachment against Judge James Boasberg of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia and Judge Deborah Boardman of the U.S. District Court in Maryland. “I’m for it,” Johnson said. Judge Boasberg is one who’s been mentioned. And these are some egregious abuses.
Trump signs executive order barring Wall Street investors from buying single-family homes
President Trump signed an executive order Tuesday stopping Wall Street investors from buying and owning single-family homes, amid his push to focus on affordability ahead of the November midterm elections. “Buying and owning a home has long been considered the pinnacle of the American dream and a way for families to invest and build lifetime wealth,” Trump’s order reads. “But because of the recent high inflation and interest rates caused by the previous administration, that American dream has been increasingly out of reach for too many of our citizens, especially first-time homebuyers.” Trump said “large” Wall Street investors have bought a “growing share of single-family homes,” creating competition with “hardworking young families. “Neighborhoods and communities once controlled by middle-class American families are now run by faraway corporate interests,
Child Protection League Grok: Portrait of a Graduate Framework = Danger Level High
if AI itself flags this new social-emotional learning (SEL) assessment tool as dangerous, it’s worth taking a closer look. Portrait of a Graduate (PoG) is the newest education rage coming to a classroom near you. It is being widely implemented across Minnesota and the nation. This interaction may take place at school but could also be utilized at home, bringing a government established AI evaluation and observation tool into your home, a direct violation of the Fourth Amendment of the constitution. PoG promotes “deep learning.” This means PoG mines your child for deeply personal, private and often invasive information.
Democrats Wage Information Warfare on Immigration Enforcement
From the moment Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) began raids within sanctuary cities like Minneapolis, Democrats and their corporate media allies have pushed a single narrative: that ICE is not a legitimate law-enforcement agency, but rather a lawless paramilitary force operating outside political norms and constitutional constraints. Not only is this narrative false, it is also a legitimate threat to the rule of law and constitutional order.
France boards suspected Russian oil tanker in Mediterranean
France says it has boarded, with help from allies, an oil tanker in the Mediterranean that is being identified as part of Russia’s so-called shadow fleet. “This morning, the French navy boarded and searched an oil tanker from Russia, which is subject to international sanctions and is suspected of sailing under a false flag,” President Emmanuel Macron wrote on X. The ship is now reportedly being escorted to a location where further investigations will be carried out.
An Inside Look at Congress’ New Anti-Sharia Law Caucus
Less than a month after it was launched, 24 Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives have already joined the Sharia Free America Caucus. Republican Reps. Keith Self and Chip Roy of Texas created the caucus to “fight back against the radical ideology” and “save Western Civilization from the threat of Sharia.” “Sharia law and groups linked to radical Islamist ideology seek to gain a foothold in our communities, challenging the Constitution and the Western values on which our nation was founded,” Roy told The Daily Signal. “I am encouraged that more Members of Congress are recognizing these threats and are joining the Sharia Free America Caucus to confront them head-on in Congress.”
Israel seeks entry ban for President Erdogan’s son & senior Turkish officials, as Minister Chikli calls Turkey an ‘enemy state’
Israel’s diaspora minister has instructed his ministry to impose entry bans on 28 Turkish officials, including Bilal Erdogan, the son of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Amichai Chikli, minister for Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism, said Turkey would be treated “like terror groups” due to what he described as the Erdogan regime’s hostility toward the Jewish state and its close ties with the terrorist organization Hamas.
US to transfer 7,000 ISIS terrorists from Syria to Iraq after breakout amid clashes between gov’t & Kurdish forces
Terrorists to be transferred quickly amid risk of renewed clashes between Kurds and gov’t. The U.S. said it will transfer some 7,000 ISIS terrorists from prisons in northeast Syria to Iraq, after clashes between Kurdish troops and government forces in the region had enabled a breakout from al-Shaddadi prison and raised questions about the security of other detention facilities. U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said on Wednesday that it launched the mission “to help ensure the terrorists remain in secure detention facilities,” adding that it began by taking “150 ISIS fighters held at a detention facility in Hasakah, Syria, to a secure location in Iraq.”
Israel’s security wins
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s recent congratulations to U.S. President Donald Trump went beyond formal diplomacy. Writing on X, Netanyahu praised what he called “an incredible first year” of Trump’s second term, Trump himself framed his first year in office through a spiritual lens, telling reporters at the White House that God is “very proud” of the job he has done as president.
US ambassador Huckabee denies $1 billion fee to join Trump’s Board of Peace
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee pushed back Thursday in an interview against reports that countries must pay $1 billion to take part in President Donald Trump’s “Peace Council” for Gaza, calling such claims inaccurate while acknowledging that reconstruction support is expected from participants over time. In remarks to Kan News Radio’s “This Morning” on Reshet Bet, Huckabee said the idea of an upfront payment to join the framework is misleading. “Countries that join will not be required to pay a one-billion-dollar ‘entry fee,’” he said, adding that nations involved would later be asked to help finance rebuilding efforts in the Strip.
Details of the agreement between the US and Hamas
According to the report, Hamas is expected to declare that “at Israel’s request, it no longer poses a threat.” The agreement will be based on a distinction between heavy, offensive weapons and light, personal, and defensive weapons, according to definitions that will be formulated by Hamas. If signed, the agreement will be referred to as the “Understanding Agreement on the Issue of Weapons,” rather than a “Weapons Surrender Agreement.”
Senior Israeli commentator: ‘Donald Trump is trying to make the world a better place’
“Donald Trump is trying to make the world a better place,” Nir stated. “Unlike many people who sat in that chair before him, who spoke lofty words and used beautiful language but did nothing, he is trying.” “I hope he succeeds,” he said of Trump’s efforts to bring about peace in the Middle East and throughout the world, “and I especially hope he succeeds here in our Middle East, in our Israel, with the Palestinians, with the Iranians, with Hezbollah, and with anyone who needs to be dealt with.” “Let’s keep our fingers crossed for him, especially with regard to what’s happening now,” Nir concluded.
Trump warns Iran on nuclear reset as US carrier group deploys to Middle East
A US military aircraft carrier strike group and other assets will arrive in the Middle East region in the coming days, … including the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, several destroyers, and fighter aircraft, started moving from the Asia-Pacific last week as tensions between Iran and the United States soared following a severe crackdown on protests across Iran in recent months.
“They can’t do the nuclear,” Trump told CNBC in an interview in Davos, Switzerland, noting major US air strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities in June 2025. “If they do it, it’s going to happen again.”
Anti-Israel Agitator Mahmoud Khalil Set to Be Deported, Likely to Algeria, US Official Says
anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil, who helped stage riotous demonstrations on New York City college campuses, will likely be repatriated to Algeria following the overturning of a ruling which delayed his deportation by federal law enforcement, according to a US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official. “It looks like he’ll go to Algeria.
Trump Launches Board of Peace, Says International Body Will Work ‘In Conjunction With’ UN
“Once this board is completely formed, we can do pretty much whatever we want to do. And we’ll do it in conjunction with the United Nations,” Trump said, adding that the UN had great potential that had not been fully utilized. The board‘s creation was endorsed by a United Nations Security Council resolution as part of Trump‘s Gaza peace plan, and UN spokesperson Rolando Gomez said on Thursday that UN engagement with the board would only be in that context.
Has Iran’s Regime Once Again Escaped Justice?
The people are tired of having no water and no electricity. They are sick of having to deal with impossible inflation which places even bare necessities out of the reach of many people, unless they turn to the black market. Add to that the fact that as they experience their own deprivations, they see their government pouring money into their proxy militias in Iraq, Yemen, Syria, and Lebanon. This is what has led to the ferocity and durability of the current protests. The government has met the protests head on. Live fire on protesters have killed thousands and … Thus far, more than 16,500 people have been slaughtered by the regime’s thugs causing bodies to pile up because they’re coming too fast to be buried in a timely manner.
In first, police let Jewish visitors take printed prayers onto Temple Mount
Police allowed Jewish worshipers to ascend the Temple Mount with printed prayer sheets Wednesday, in a further challenge to regulations barring non-Muslim prayer at the flashpoint Old City of Jerusalem site. Early Wednesday, students at the Temple Mount Yeshiva handed out liturgical material printed on flyers to Jewish visitors waiting to go up to the Temple Mount. The sheets included religious guidelines for visiting the holy site, a prayer to recite before ascending and the Amidah (standing) prayer, said thrice-daily in Jewish tradition.
Major snow, ice storm to affect more than 150 million people in southern, eastern US
A high-impact winter storm will spread snow and ice across more than two dozen states from Texas through the Carolinas and Maine from Friday through the weekend. The amount and extent of snow and ice could cut power and disrupt travel for days, increasing the risk to lives and property.
At least 5 dead in Tunisia after the heaviest rain in 70 years
At least 5 people have been reported dead after the heaviest rain in over 70 years struck parts of Tunisia, dropping over 200 mm (8 inches) of rainfall since January 19. A Red Alert (the highest warning level) was issued for the Grand Tunis area as well as the Nabeul and Monastir provinces as rainfall and floods continued through January 20-21.
Record-breaking rainfall leaves dead and missing in New Zealand
Record-breaking rainfall left at least two people dead and several others unaccounted for in parts of New Zealand on January 21, 2026. The event produced multiple rainfall records and damaging winds, marking the 20th Red Warning weather event since the alert level was introduced in May 2019.
Intense rainfall and gale-force winds hit Greece, causing deadly flooding
A severe storm system brought intense rainfall and gale-force winds across Greece on January 22, causing deadly floods and widespread disruptions and killing two people. Schools were closed, ferry services suspended, and authorities warned residents to avoid non-essential travel.
Is Political Murder Becoming ‘Acceptable’? These Numbers Say ‘Yes.’
Over the past decade, there have been plenty of warning signs showing where we are headed as a society — especially when it comes to political violence. The findings of a new survey from the Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) show that those warning signs are quickly becoming reality.
Is Trump Poised to Launch a Massive Iran Attack Any Moment?
This is getting little or no attention in American or Western media. But a bloody new war could break out in Israel in the coming days. Tensions here are sky high. Events are moving rapidly. And the prospect of an apocalyptic new missile war in the region is, I’m afraid, very real. It is, by no means, certain. But it’s already causing the Israeli military to go on full alert.
A worldwide epidemic of using the law to silence dissent about covid
New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science highlights lawfare cases against healthcare professionals and whistleblowers worldwide, including detective Helen Grus in Canada, lawyer Arno van Kessel in Holland, lawyer Reiner Fuellmich in Germany, analyst Jacques Baud in Switzerland, and database creator Barry Young in New Zealand.
Major School District Is Discriminating Against White Students, Lawsuit States
Why would over a third of white college applicants falsely claim they’re non-white on their applications, as The Hill reported in 2021? Have they never heard of “white privilege”? Or is it that they’ve never actually experienced it (because it doesn’t exist)? Perhaps we could ask the white kids in Los Angeles’ schools. After all, states a recently filed lawsuit, they’re being discriminated against solely based on skin color.
Ethnic Cleansing of Ireland continues: Migrants’ social media campaign to wipe out the Irish
A campaign of videos where immigrants denigrate the Irish has been launched. These non-Irish migrants are attempting to revise Irish history, Irish culture, and the Irish language to suit them. “There probably isn’t such a thing as an Irish person,” an African migrant says.