For those participating in “Dry January” or seeking alternatives to alcohol, TribeTokes offers a range of cannabis-based products. These products aim to provide mood elevation, stress relief, and sleep support without the negative effects associated with alcohol. Standout options include a Delta-8 THC tincture, which can be added to mocktails for a social buzz, and Live Rosin Gummies, considered the “champagne of cannabis.” Additionally, THCA mini pre-rolls are available in various strains for individual use.
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The Pentagon has instructed approximately 1,500 active-duty soldiers in Alaska to prepare for a potential deployment to Minnesota, in response to protests against the government’s deportation efforts. This order follows President Trump’s threat to utilize the Insurrection Act, prompted by escalating tensions between residents and federal officers in Minneapolis. Local officials, including Mayor Jacob Frey, have expressed concerns that a military presence would worsen the situation, given the existing surge of federal agents. The troops, specializing in cold-weather operations, are from the 11th Airborne Division.
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The demonstration, led by a right-wing provocateur pardoned in connection to the January 6th Capitol riot, was a brief anti-immigration protest held on a cold Saturday in Minneapolis. The event quickly escalated, drawing counterprotesters who confronted the demonstrator. As he attempted to depart the scene, the situation devolved into physical altercations, with counterprotesters throwing punches.
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Public opinion regarding President Trump’s immigration agenda has shifted following recent violent encounters involving ICE agents, according to a CBS News/YouGov poll. The poll indicates that a majority of Americans perceive ICE tactics as “too tough” and believe the agency is making communities less safe. This shift in sentiment is largely attributed to the killing of Renee Good by an ICE agent, which has sparked nationwide protests and calls for accountability. Consequently, support for abolishing ICE has increased, and the administration is facing internal panic as a result of the negative public perception.
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Fewer foreigners visited US in 2025 as global tourism spending rose, and it’s a trend that’s pretty clear to see. There’s a lot of chatter about this, and the reasons seem pretty straightforward when you look at what people are saying. It appears that folks are choosing to spend their travel dollars elsewhere, even as the overall global tourism pie gets bigger.
The anxieties, and let’s be honest, the outright fears, surrounding travel to the US are quite palpable. Many people I’ve talked to expressed serious concerns about the political climate. The perception of a country that’s unwelcoming, potentially hostile, and even dangerous, is a significant deterrent.… Continue reading
Following Renee Good’s death, Senator Ed Markey and Representative Ayanna Pressley are spearheading efforts to eliminate qualified immunity for federal law enforcement. They have updated the “Ending Qualified Immunity Act,” originally introduced five years prior, to allow victims to sue federal authorities for civil rights violations. This revised bill, targeting the 2026 legislative session, would remove the qualified immunity defense in such lawsuits. Senator Markey emphasized the urgency of the matter, citing concerns about impunity in cases involving federal agents.
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White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller presented a novel legal defense for President Trump’s Greenland acquisition plans, arguing that Denmark’s inability to adequately defend the territory justifies the U.S. claim. Miller asserted that Denmark’s “tiny” military and economy failed to meet the historical criteria for territorial control. Trump has threatened military action and imposed tariffs on several European countries until a deal is reached, claiming the acquisition is crucial for world peace and American security. Furthermore, Trump believes the acquisition is necessary due to perceived threats from China and Russia in the Arctic region, leading to widespread protests in Denmark and Greenland.
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In the article, the vice president, JD Vance, is presented as an emerging figure in the Republican party, potentially vying for the 2028 presidential nomination. He is attempting to balance the populist rhetoric of his boss with a distinct persona, aided by strong connections to Silicon Valley. Vance has shifted his stance on several issues while positioning himself as the heir to Trump’s movement and has taken on prominent roles, including a high-stakes diplomatic mission. With backing from key figures in the tech industry, he is quietly building a campaign while emphasizing law and order and championing tech interests within the Maga movement.
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Amidst escalating protests and clashes with federal agents in Minneapolis, Gov. Tim Walz has mobilized the Minnesota National Guard. This action, directed by the Governor and announced on January 17th, puts the National Guard on standby to support local law enforcement and emergency agencies if needed. Though not yet deployed to city streets, the Guard’s presence aims to protect life, preserve property, and ensure the right to peaceful assembly. This mobilization follows President Trump’s threat to invoke the Insurrection Act and is a response to ongoing tensions stemming from an ICE-involved shooting.
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German industry lashes out at Trump’s ‘ludicrous’ demands, a sentiment that has been brewing for some time, especially as the United States’ trade policies, driven by what is perceived as erratic leadership, directly impact their economic well-being. The situation is increasingly fraught, with the German industrial sector facing a difficult choice between potentially sacrificing their economic interests to uphold EU unity, or compromising on those principles to safeguard their industries.
The core of the issue boils down to the unpredictable nature of the United States’ trade tactics. This volatility, fueled by what many see as personal whims and a lack of strategic foresight, places German companies in a precarious position.… Continue reading
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Trump Polling Slips Amid Rising Anti-ICE Sentiment
Public opinion regarding President Trump’s immigration agenda has shifted following recent violent encounters involving ICE agents, according to a CBS News/YouGov poll. The poll indicates that a majority of Americans perceive ICE tactics as “too tough” and believe the agency is making communities less safe. This shift in sentiment is largely attributed to the killing of Renee Good by an ICE agent, which has sparked nationwide protests and calls for accountability. Consequently, support for abolishing ICE has increased, and the administration is facing internal panic as a result of the negative public perception.
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