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January 14

Iran allegedly airs 97 'coercive confessions' amid record-breaking North Korea-style internet blackout

The Iranian regime aired alleged forced confessions from handcuffed protesters during a record-breaking internet blackout lasting over 144 hours.

January 14

Washington Post columnist admits ‘woke’ politics hurt Democrats

Washington Post columnist Shadi Hamid argues Democrats went too far on “woke" politics, pointing to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s victory as a path beyond culture wars.

January 14

Dem Rep McIver blasts Kristi Noem over ICE operations, ‘God will judge you’

Rep. LaMonica McIver, D-N.J., warned DHS Secretary Kristi Noem that “God will judge” her and Democrats will remove her from office during a press conference Wednesday. 

January 14

Iran regime in a 'very bad place,' says House Foreign Affairs chairman

Rep. Brian Mast, R-Fla., analyzes how Iran is taking President Donald Trump's threats on 'America Reports.'

January 14

Trump 'border czar' says death threats targeting his family have surged

Trump administration “border czar" Tom Homan told "The Faulkner Focus" that death threats against him have increased and include threats toward his family.

January 14

MS NOW correspondent says reporters are used as 'tools' to push ICE arrests

MS NOW senior correspondent Jacob Soboroff told Hasan Minhaj that footage of ICE arrests could be used by the Trump administration to further its agenda.

January 14

Oprah accepted being subject of jokes about her weight due to self-blame, says, 'I felt they were right'

Oprah Winfrey revealed she accepted jokes about her weight because she felt she deserved them, sharing her journey of shame and self-blame in a candid interview on "The View."

January 14

University of Utah student charged with making gun gestures, threatening to shoot conservative debaters

A University of Utah student allegedly threatened to shoot conservative speakers "in the neck" during a debate on campus, leading to his arrest.

January 14

Maryland church to issue reparations grants to 'build up Black communities' due to ‘systemic racism'

The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland launched a fifth round of reparations grants after the state established a Maryland Reparations Commission to assess cash compensation recommendations.

January 14

Obama-era CNN segment resurfaces showing different ICE coverage compared to Trump years

Social media users uncover Obama-era CNN segment showing positive ICE coverage, highlighting a contrast in immigration reporting before President Donald Trump.