Amidst the escalating immigration crackdown by the Trump administration and concerning patterns emerging, the importance of truth has become paramount. HuffPost reporters are dedicated to investigating these developments and holding those in power accountable. The public is encouraged to support journalism that documents the events and their significance. This commitment ensures that vital information reaches the public, especially in critical situations.
Read More
Stephen Miller’s message to ICE agents on Fox News, which the Department of Homeland Security shared, asserted that they have “federal immunity.” Legal experts quickly refuted this claim, emphasizing that no such blanket immunity exists for criminal behavior and that states can hold federal officers accountable. Moreover, some legal scholars suggested that Miller’s actions, particularly if he’s directing agency actions, could make him subject to impeachment. The legal experts’ concerns were underscored by the fact that Miller is not a lawyer.
Read More
The article highlights concerns regarding the US’s potential actions toward Greenland and its implications for Europe, particularly in light of Trump’s rhetoric and potential future policies. The author argues that Europe faces a critical juncture, needing to decide whether to align with the US or forge its own path. The article suggests that Europe may need to consider measures such as expanding defense and intelligence capabilities, seizing US military bases, and imposing economic sanctions to safeguard its interests. Ultimately, the author emphasizes the urgency for Europe to detach from the US and establish its autonomy before succumbing to US influence and potentially, an imperialistic agenda.
Read More
The Department of Labor is facing criticism for a social media post that critics say echoes a Nazi-era slogan. The department’s post, which included the phrases “One Homeland. One People. One Heritage,” prompted outrage due to its similarity to the Nazi slogan “One People, One Realm, One Leader.” This is not the first time the administration has been accused of using imagery and language that mirrors white nationalist circles. Previously, agencies like the Department of Homeland Security have also faced scrutiny for using similar tactics.
Read More
A significant number of Democrats, exceeding 50, have co-sponsored articles of impeachment against Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. This push, led by Rep. Robin Kelly, follows growing criticism, particularly after the recent shooting of Renee Good. The articles, expected to be unveiled Wednesday, will accuse Noem of obstruction of Congress, violation of public trust, and self-dealing, referencing instances of withheld disaster relief funding, due process violations, and contract awards. DHS has dismissed the effort as “silly,” while Noem maintains focus on her job and defends her public statements.
Read More
In a strong statement regarding Arctic security, Donald Trump declared U.S. control of Greenland is essential for national security, specifically referencing the “Golden Dome” missile defense system. He warned that if the U.S. does not acquire the island, Russia or China would, and this is “unacceptable.” Trump’s stance comes as Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are set to meet with Danish and Greenlandic officials amid escalating tensions over the push for Greenland’s acquisition, with the former president refusing to rule out military force. The “Golden Dome” is a proposed multilayered missile defense system that, if completed, would cost the United States $175 billion dollars.
Read More
During a visit to a Ford plant in Michigan, President Trump responded to an unseen individual who called him a “pedophile protector.” Video evidence captured Trump appearing to point and curse at the person, following up with a middle-finger gesture. This confrontation occurred amidst controversy surrounding Trump’s prior association with Jeffrey Epstein and his initial resistance to the release of Epstein’s files, despite later reversing his position. The Justice Department has since missed multiple deadlines for the files’ release, leading to continued scrutiny. Trump’s communications director characterized the response as appropriate given the circumstances, while the President has denied any wrongdoing.
Read More
Iran’s judiciary head signaled swift trials and executions for those detained in the nationwide protests, despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s warnings of potential military action. The crackdown on the demonstrations, which began over economic issues, has resulted in a death toll exceeding any other round of unrest in decades, with activists fearing hangings are imminent. In response to the protests, Iran cut off internet access and is rumored to be searching for satellite dishes, while a U.S. military base in Qatar has advised some personnel to evacuate. Meanwhile, the satellite internet service, Starlink, is offering free service in Iran to help circumvent the internet shutdown.
Read More
Overnight on January 14, Russian forces launched a significant attack on infrastructure in Kryvyi Rih, impacting over 45,000 electricity subscribers and leaving over 700 buildings without heat. The attack prompted the city’s water utility pumps to switch to emergency generators, resulting in lower water pressure. Despite the challenges, emergency crews were able to restore power to all affected customers by 7:30 a.m. local time, and the city’s municipal services were quickly brought back online. This attack follows similar strikes on energy facilities across Ukraine, including in Kyiv, where thousands have been left without heat amidst a severe cold front.
Read More
EU’s von der Leyen: Greenlanders can count on us… That’s the phrase that’s been making the rounds, and honestly, it sparks a lot of thoughts. There’s a palpable sense of unease, a feeling that perhaps the European Union’s response to potential threats against Greenland isn’t as robust as it should be. The comments hint at a perceived lack of forceful messaging from European leaders, in stark contrast to the casual discussions in the US about the possibility of acquiring the island. This perceived passivity is concerning, especially when the stakes are so high.
Now, it’s worth noting that behind the scenes, there might be considerable activity.… Continue reading
Trump’s F-Bomb and Flip-Off: Reactions to Public Outburst
Amidst the escalating immigration crackdown by the Trump administration and concerning patterns emerging, the importance of truth has become paramount. HuffPost reporters are dedicated to investigating these developments and holding those in power accountable. The public is encouraged to support journalism that documents the events and their significance. This commitment ensures that vital information reaches the public, especially in critical situations.
Read More
Stephen Miller’s ICE Immunity Claim Draws Legal Scrutiny, Backlash
Stephen Miller’s message to ICE agents on Fox News, which the Department of Homeland Security shared, asserted that they have “federal immunity.” Legal experts quickly refuted this claim, emphasizing that no such blanket immunity exists for criminal behavior and that states can hold federal officers accountable. Moreover, some legal scholars suggested that Miller’s actions, particularly if he’s directing agency actions, could make him subject to impeachment. The legal experts’ concerns were underscored by the fact that Miller is not a lawyer.
Read More
Europe Debates Severing Ties with US Under Trump: A Critical Assessment
The article highlights concerns regarding the US’s potential actions toward Greenland and its implications for Europe, particularly in light of Trump’s rhetoric and potential future policies. The author argues that Europe faces a critical juncture, needing to decide whether to align with the US or forge its own path. The article suggests that Europe may need to consider measures such as expanding defense and intelligence capabilities, seizing US military bases, and imposing economic sanctions to safeguard its interests. Ultimately, the author emphasizes the urgency for Europe to detach from the US and establish its autonomy before succumbing to US influence and potentially, an imperialistic agenda.
Read More
Department of Labor Under Fire for Echoing Nazi Slogans
The Department of Labor is facing criticism for a social media post that critics say echoes a Nazi-era slogan. The department’s post, which included the phrases “One Homeland. One People. One Heritage,” prompted outrage due to its similarity to the Nazi slogan “One People, One Realm, One Leader.” This is not the first time the administration has been accused of using imagery and language that mirrors white nationalist circles. Previously, agencies like the Department of Homeland Security have also faced scrutiny for using similar tactics.
Read More
Democrats Reportedly Co-Sponsor Impeachment Articles Against Kristi Noem
A significant number of Democrats, exceeding 50, have co-sponsored articles of impeachment against Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. This push, led by Rep. Robin Kelly, follows growing criticism, particularly after the recent shooting of Renee Good. The articles, expected to be unveiled Wednesday, will accuse Noem of obstruction of Congress, violation of public trust, and self-dealing, referencing instances of withheld disaster relief funding, due process violations, and contract awards. DHS has dismissed the effort as “silly,” while Noem maintains focus on her job and defends her public statements.
Read More
Trump’s Greenland Warning: A NATO Threat Before White House Meeting
In a strong statement regarding Arctic security, Donald Trump declared U.S. control of Greenland is essential for national security, specifically referencing the “Golden Dome” missile defense system. He warned that if the U.S. does not acquire the island, Russia or China would, and this is “unacceptable.” Trump’s stance comes as Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are set to meet with Danish and Greenlandic officials amid escalating tensions over the push for Greenland’s acquisition, with the former president refusing to rule out military force. The “Golden Dome” is a proposed multilayered missile defense system that, if completed, would cost the United States $175 billion dollars.
Read More
Trump Flips Off Critic, Says “F*** You” After Pedophile Slur
During a visit to a Ford plant in Michigan, President Trump responded to an unseen individual who called him a “pedophile protector.” Video evidence captured Trump appearing to point and curse at the person, following up with a middle-finger gesture. This confrontation occurred amidst controversy surrounding Trump’s prior association with Jeffrey Epstein and his initial resistance to the release of Epstein’s files, despite later reversing his position. The Justice Department has since missed multiple deadlines for the files’ release, leading to continued scrutiny. Trump’s communications director characterized the response as appropriate given the circumstances, while the President has denied any wrongdoing.
Read More
Iran’s Crackdown: Fast Trials, Executions, and a Rising Death Toll
Iran’s judiciary head signaled swift trials and executions for those detained in the nationwide protests, despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s warnings of potential military action. The crackdown on the demonstrations, which began over economic issues, has resulted in a death toll exceeding any other round of unrest in decades, with activists fearing hangings are imminent. In response to the protests, Iran cut off internet access and is rumored to be searching for satellite dishes, while a U.S. military base in Qatar has advised some personnel to evacuate. Meanwhile, the satellite internet service, Starlink, is offering free service in Iran to help circumvent the internet shutdown.
Read More
Kryvyi Rih Power Restored After Drone Strikes: Energy Workers Praised
Overnight on January 14, Russian forces launched a significant attack on infrastructure in Kryvyi Rih, impacting over 45,000 electricity subscribers and leaving over 700 buildings without heat. The attack prompted the city’s water utility pumps to switch to emergency generators, resulting in lower water pressure. Despite the challenges, emergency crews were able to restore power to all affected customers by 7:30 a.m. local time, and the city’s municipal services were quickly brought back online. This attack follows similar strikes on energy facilities across Ukraine, including in Kyiv, where thousands have been left without heat amidst a severe cold front.
Read More
EU’s Greenland Promise: Empty Words or Action in the Face of US Interest?
EU’s von der Leyen: Greenlanders can count on us… That’s the phrase that’s been making the rounds, and honestly, it sparks a lot of thoughts. There’s a palpable sense of unease, a feeling that perhaps the European Union’s response to potential threats against Greenland isn’t as robust as it should be. The comments hint at a perceived lack of forceful messaging from European leaders, in stark contrast to the casual discussions in the US about the possibility of acquiring the island. This perceived passivity is concerning, especially when the stakes are so high.
Now, it’s worth noting that behind the scenes, there might be considerable activity.… Continue reading