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And once again, DHS is obstructing local authorities from investigating a homicide in their community perpetrated by DHS agents. Every life lost is a profound loss, and no community should be placed in a position of fear during law enforcement actions. It must end.”Rep. Jennifer McClellan (D-VA04): “Today brings another horrific death in Minneapolis, this time at the hands of Border Patrol agents. The Trump Administration must end the public safety crisis that its overly aggressive DHS, ICE and Border Patrol agents have created.”Gov. Videos are again showing chaotic law enforcement actions that end with Border Patrol agents shooting and killing an intensive care unit nurse.
This article follows an earlier report published this week examining whether the Justice Department could pursue criminal charges against journalist Don Lemon in connection with the St. Paul church protest. Attorney General Pam Bondi has spent days in Minnesota as the Justice Department surged prosecutors and law enforcement resources into the Twin Cities. During Thursday’s hearing, federal prosecutors conceded they had not yet provided the defendants or their attorneys with copies of the arrest warrants. Defense attorneys later said the two women were not immediately released because the Justice Department planned to appeal the detention decision. William Kelly, the third protester arrested, was separately ordered released by a federal magistrate judge.
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Credit: Guglielmo Mangiapane/Reuters via Imagn ImagesTwo weeks before the Winter Olympics begin in Italy, the Washington Post decided it wouldn’t be there. Managing editor Kimi Yoshino sent a terse email to more than a dozen Post journalists on Friday informing them their coverage plans for the 2026 games in Milan-Cortina were being scrapped. “As we assess our priorities for 2026, we have decided not to send a contingent to the Winter Olympics,” Yoshino wrote in an email obtained by The New York Times. The paper secured 14 credentials for Milano Cortina and paid for flights, housing, and office space at the Olympic site, the New York Times reported on Saturday. Dan Steinberg went to The Athletic after spending 23 years at the Post and creating the D.C. Sports Bog.
At UC Berkeley’s Central Sierra Snow Laboratory, located at 6,894 feet above sea level near Donner Pass, researchers collect detailed measurements of the snowpack each day. The reason: Extraordinary warmth has been the norm across the West this winter. This is not going to be a problematic year in California.”It’s a very different situation, however, in the Rocky Mountains, where snowmelt sustains the Colorado River. The meager snowpack could mean the long drought in the Colorado River Basin intensifies again this year, Swain said. But based on how far below average the snowpack remains in the Rocky Mountains, a full rebound seems very unlikely this year.
Donald Trump spoke to Keir Starmer before posting his comments on Truth Social. via Associated PressDonald Trump has praised “the great and very brave soldiers of the United Kingdom” as he backed down after a furious row erupted over his comments about the contribution Nato troops made in Afghanistan. The US president paid tribute to the 457 British soldiers who lost their life in the war, which was triggered by the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Centre. In remarks which drew widespread condemnation, including from Keir Starmer, Trump said the military alliance has never come to America’s aid. Shortly afterwards, Trump posted: “The GREAT and very BRAVE soldiers of the United Kingdom will always be with the United States of America!
The New York Giants are continuing to search for a defensive coordinator for John Harbaugh’s defense. Anthony WeaverThe 45-year-old former Miami Dolphins’ defensive coordinator seems like the leader in the clubhouse for the Giants’ job. Weaver was defensive coordinator of the Houston Texans in 2020, and the Miami Dolphins for the past two seasons. He coached at Wisconsin from 2016-2022, serving as defensive coordinator beginning in 2017. Wilson was Harbaugh’s defensive backs coach in Baltimore in 2023 before becoming Tennessee Titans defensive coordinator for the 2024 and 2025 seasons.
Democrats’ opposition to DHS funding substantially increases the likelihood of a shutdown of some government agencies when their funding expires on Jan. 30. AdvertisementDemocrats who oppose the funding bill include several centrists who voted to end last year’s government shutdown, the longest in history. Stripping DHS funding from the package would likely require unanimous consent or a vote on the Senate floor. Republicans have little interest in making Democrats’ lives easier by stripping out DHS funding that’s dividing their party. Other Democrats who came out against the DHS funding bill on Saturday included members of Democratic leadership: Brian Schatz of Hawaii and Mark Warner of Virginia.
Can courts save American democracy? So, I mean, I would argue that the lower courts have been really pretty stalwart. I think the Supreme Court has been far less effective. Whatever its frustration with the emergency docket, until the decision about the National Guard in Chicago, Trump, the administration had an almost unbroken string of victories on the emergency docket. So we’ve seen the Supreme Court exceed in a number of domains.
CNN news storyVice President JD Vance on Friday (January 23) said the Trump administration is expanding the so-called Mexico City Policy, to not only bar US government funding for organizations that perform and promote abortions, but also to those the administration says promote diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) and “gender ideology.”His announcement came at the annual March for Life rally in Washington, DC, where the vice president sought to allay fears from the anti-abortion movement that the Trump administration has not done enough on the issue. “We’re going to start blocking every international NGO that performs or promotes abortion abroad from receiving $1 of US money,” Vance said. “Now we’re expanding this policy to protect life, to combat DEI and the radical gender ideologies that prey on our children.”Read the full news story here.
Denmark has mandatory military service for both men and women, but the small number of Greenlandic soldiers who join the Danish defense forces are all volunteers. It suffered further casualties in the Iraq War, losing eight soldiers, according to research from the Danish Defence Medical Command. It facilitates an annual trip to Greenland for Veterans’ Day, where they meet up with serving Greenlandic soldiers and vets. Two German and three Danish ISAF soldiers were killed in an explosion near the German base in Kabul. The framework also guarantees that Russia and China will be barred from any investments in Greenland and stipulates an enhanced role for NATO in Greenland, they said.
The Blazers couldn’t keep up with the fast-paced Toronto Raptors on the second night of a back-to-back, as they faded away in the fourth quarter in a 110-98 loss. After the game, Blazers acting head coach Tiago Splitter and Holiday spoke with media about the loss. For the most part, those were good shots. We all took good shots. They’re a really fast team, especially getting off the rebound in transition, but our shots, I think we took all good shots.