Glenn Beck...

I hear you, but peace is not surrender
Chaos benefits organizers, agitators, and political opportunists — not victims or communities — and refusing to feed that escalation is the only way to break their cycle and eventually bring misled people back to reality.

Stu’s Super Bowl guarantee went very wrong
With the Glenn Beck Program based out of Philadelphia in 2005, Stu dangled a little cheap hometown pandering in front of Glenn, claiming the Eagles had never lost a game he attended and guaranteeing a Super Bowl win if Glenn paid to send him. Glenn paid, the Eagles lost, and Stu paid for it afterward.

Glenn’s joy came from watching Stu scramble
Glenn revealed on the show this week that one of his favorite things over the years was putting Stu on the spot with no warning — throwing to him on the phone with no idea where the call was headed. Here’s an example we found when researching the Super Bowl story above.


Immigration...

Alex Pretti appears to smash the tail light of an ICE vehicle and spit at officers in previous confrontation
Newly released video shows Alex Pretti shouting at federal immigration agents and kicking out the taillight of their vehicle during a January 13 protest in Minneapolis, then being tackled to the ground by agents — 11 days before he was shot by Border Patrol officers.

Federal cops in Pretti shooting placed on leave; Pretti's family retains attorneys from George Floyd case
A Department of Homeland Security notification indicated that both of the officers discharged their firearms during the incident. Sources said that putting the two on leave was "standard protocol" for an officer-involved shooting.

Judge blocks DHS from detaining refugees flagged in fraud review
U.S. District Judge John Tunheim ordered the release of refugees detained in Minnesota and barred future arrests, ruling they had followed the asylum process and posed no risk as the administration re-vets 5,600 cases.

Activist judge who downplayed Don Lemon's church antics linked to pro-illegal-alien legal group
Judge Patrick Schiltz, now threatening ICE’s acting director with contempt, admitted he’s a longtime donor to a group providing legal support to illegal aliens even as he slow-walked warrants for the radicals who stormed a Minnesota church.

Democrat Sen. Chris Murphy says Trump 'wants to wage a war on people who aren't white'
Murphy claimed Trump, "wants to wage a war on people who aren't white, who have accents, who come from a different place.”

Senate Democrats blasted for using 2023 child death under Biden to smear Trump
Democrats resurfaced the tragic death of Anadith Reyes Alvarez to attack today’s immigration enforcement, omitting that she died in Biden-era custody.

Democrat Chicago mayor says he’s coordinating with other Democrat mayors to thwart feds
Mayor Brandon Johnson admitted Wednesday he was “in regular communication” with other mayors leading so-called “sanctuary cities” in efforts to impede enforcement of federal immigration laws.

NBC News: Deportations, ICE street arrests are way up — and so are arrests of immigrants with no criminal convictions
Researchers from the University of California Berkeley found that Immigration and Customs Enforcement transfers of people from criminal custody to ICE custody as well as street arrests — people who were not in jail at the time — quadrupled over that period.

Unhinged Virginia nurse who encouraged colleagues to inject ICE agents with paralytic drug is swiftly fired
Along with the firing, the hospital felt the need to issue a public statement saying it does not endorse shooting up federal employees with paralytics.

Rep. Ilhan Omar suggests Trump is to blame for syringe attack: ‘So obsessed with me’
“I wouldn’t be where I am at today — having to pay for security, having the government to think about providing me security — if Donald Trump wasn’t in office and if he wasn’t so obsessed with me,” Omar claimed.

Trump says Rep. Ilhan Omar is a 'fraud', 'probably had herself sprayed'
"I don't think about her. I think she's a fraud. She probably had herself sprayed, knowing her," Trump said, referring to Omar.

Babylon Bee: Foul-smelling substance used in spray attack on Ilhan Omar identified as Somali food
A man seated on the front row of the town hall suddenly rose and began shouting at Omar midway through the event before spraying her with Somali cuisine that had been fed through a blender.


News...

FBI raids Fulton County election hub as 2020 ballot problems resurface
Federal agents seized 2020 records in a long-running probe into Fulton County, where unsigned tabulator tapes, missing documents, and past audit irregularities have fueled years of questions over ballot handling and chain-of-custody in Georgia’s largest county.

Trump nominates first-ever assistant Attorney General for national fraud enforcement
The creation of the division and the new post come in the wake of federal fraud investigations into California and Minnesota.

Hunter Biden’s latest mess proves he can’t stay out of the lamelight
Miranda Devine recounts how Hunter lost his Secret Service detail, dodged child-support obligations, abandoned his daughter, lied through friendly podcast interviews, and still tries to rewrite the reality of his authenticated laptop as new court battles and past convictions trail him.

Car repeatedly rams entrance of NYC synagogue in disturbing attack cops are probing as a hate crime
The crazed driver was immediately taken into custody after the harrowing, caught-on-video attack.

Nashville reaches 5th day of ‘historic’ power outages, over 100K still have no electricity
Many residents are questioning why the electric company didn't prepare before the storm to send more linemen into the field.

South Florida could see snow due to rare Gulf-effect event
A surge of Arctic air colliding with warm Gulf of America waters this weekend may produce isolated flurries from the Panhandle to Naples in one of the rarest winter setups Florida ever sees.

Supreme Court to consider reviewing Trump's appeal of E. Jean Carroll verdict next month
Democrats, who believe they're living in 1937, said the whole thing is eerily reminiscent of NAZI Germany when Hitler was engulfed in scandal after being accused of groping Marlene Dietrich inside a Kaufhausman department store — a matter ultimately dismissed by his puppet tribunal, the People’s Court (not to be confused with Judge Wapner’s ‘People’s Court’).


Politics...

Red states set to see gains in US House seats and Electoral College: Census projections
The American Redistricting Project estimated Texas would gain four seats in 2030 based on recent Census data and Florida would gain two seats. On the other end, California is projected to lose 4 seats.

Democrats want to keep illegals in America to rig the census and congressional apportionment
Democrats have recognized that their very survival as a national political party rests upon importing millions of foreigners into the United States.

Democrat AG hopeful: 'I want to tell you what I mean when I say that I am going to kill Donald Trump'
"I'm going to obtain a conviction rendered by a jury of his peers at a standard of proof beyond a reasonable doubt, based on evidence, presented at a trial, conducted in accordance with the requirements of due process, resulting in a sentence, duly executed, of capital punishment," the Ohio Democrat said.

3 things Republicans need to do between now and November to win the midterms
The GOP must secure election-integrity reforms, pursue major felony prosecutions, and reestablish law and order in blue cities to keep the base engaged and protect Trump’s agenda in 2026.


Economy...

White House claims Trump Accounts are antidote to socialism
“People are going to turn to socialism if they aren’t part of the system. This is a way to directly get them involved…”

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: ‘Trump accounts’ may be president’s ‘most enduring legacy’
"It’s not going to be like this bifurcated America where there’s Wall Street and there’s Main Street. President Trump has done the biggest merger in history."

With two dissenters, Fed keeps interest rates steady in first meeting of 2026
Two governors on the board, Stephen Miran and Christopher Waller, voted against keeping the rates steady, instead suggesting lowering rates by 0.25%.

U.S. steel production surpasses Japan for first time since 1999 amid tariffs
U.S. crude steel output rose 3.1% in 2025, moving the country into third place globally behind China and India. However, U.S. prices have jumped nearly 30% over the past year, largely due to tariffs.

Instacart adds an additional $5.99 fee for NYC customers as new city rules drive up delivery costs
The company says its “regulatory response fee” is a direct result of New York’s latest delivery-worker mandates, which raised minimum pay and imposed new requirements that Instacart says are making grocery delivery more expensive across the city.


Canada...

China eggs on Canadian PM Mark Carney trashing U.S.
Beijing’s state-run Global Times applauded Carney for denying any walk-back of his Davos remarks about the collapsing “rules-based order,” urging him to push even harder against Washington as Chinese officials celebrate his tougher anti-American tone.

Team Canada found to have manipulated competition that cost American shot at 2026 Winter Olympics
An investigation by the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation has found that Team Canada manipulated the outcome of the North American Cup in Lake Placid, New York earlier this month.


Middle East...

'The next attack will be far worse': Trump warns Iranian regime to swear off nukes or face U.S. strike
Trump warned that Iran must "quickly 'Come to the Table' and negotiate a fair and equitable deal," noting that he has attempted to engage Tehran to do so in the past: "As I told Iran once before, MAKE A DEAL!" he wrote.

Palestinian Authority promised terrorists more than $200 million in ‘pay-to-slay’ payments after it ‘scrapped’ program: State Department
A confidential notice says the PA quietly shifted its terror stipends into a renamed welfare system, moving cash through post offices, social media, and encrypted channels while publicly insisting the program had ended as it seeks a role in postwar Gaza.


Latin America...

Rubio defends Maduro takedown, says diplomacy failed and time had run out
Rubio told senators that Maduro repeatedly broke agreements and stalled for years, saying the Trump administration moved only after exhausting every diplomatic option and opening the door to reforms once the regime was removed.


Africa...

Somalia accused of stealing US-funded food aid, destroying warehouse — caves when Trump admin cuts off funding
The government reversed its denial and admitted responsibility for destroying a warehouse and taking 76 metric tons of aid, returning the supplies to the WFP as Washington freezes assistance until real accountability follows.


Asia...

Filipino mayor survives ambush rocket-launcher attack and it's caught on tape
In a press conference, Ampatuan told the media that “this cannot happen again,” as he called for a heightened security detail. “I didn’t think they would use a gun that large. An RPG is not something an ordinary person uses. This was professional,” he said.


Battle of the Celebrity Stars...

Nicki Minaj praises Trump in DC while torching ‘Newscum’
The rapper appeared with Trump to back his child investment accounts and pledge hundreds of thousands of dollars, all while ripping Gavin Newsom as a spotlight-chasing lightweight who “doesn’t want to do anything credible.”

Nicki Minaj flashes Trump immigration ‘Gold Card’
“Finalizing that citizenship paperwork as we speak as per MY wonderful, gracious, charming President.”

Bruce Springsteen releases ‘Streets of Minneapolis’ protest song
The aging Democrat activist slams ICE as “King Trump’s private army,” which briefly sent Vanilla Ice into emotional freefall after assuming the outrage was aimed at him — only to learn no one was talking about him at all.

Molly Ringwald says Trump supporters will be found guilty of treason
“I feel like I can’t stay silent and neither should you ... We are human beings.”

Neil Young 'gifts' Greenland his music catalog in stunning display of self-importance
The aging Democrat activist is offering Greenland residents a year of free access to his catalog (why only a year?) — even though most wouldn’t know Neil Young from a snowdrift.


Media...

Stephen Colbert reveals date for final episode of ‘The Late Show’
Could a project with the newly unemployed Stu be in the works?


LGBTQIA2S+...

Even Harris voters oppose men in women’s sports, new poll shows
The Economist/YouGov poll conducted between Jan. 23 and Jan. 26 found that 43 percent of Kamala Harris’s 2024 voters oppose allowing men to compete in women’s sports, compared with just 39 percent who support it.


Technology...

Amazon bails on its cashierless grocery stores
Amazon is shutting down all Fresh and Go locations after years of setbacks, pivoting to a nationwide push for same-day and 30-minute delivery.


Travel...

Why U.S. airlines love GLP-1 weight loss drugs
According to a new study by Jefferies equity analyst Sheila Kahyaoglu, airlines could potentially save $580 million annually because lighter passengers mean lighter planes — and less fuel.


Animals...

Florida snake hunter and his family wrestle 202-pound python that dragged him 15 feet: report
Carl Jackson got the surprise of a lifetime when he witnessed the sheer size of the massive python — measuring at 16 feet, 10 inches — as the serpent coiled itself around his leg and dragged him across red and black ant hills.