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STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - Jack Smith’s Unconstitutional Surveillance: 44 Members of Congress Targeted

During his January 22, 2026, testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, former Special Counsel Jack Smith rejected accusations of spying, telling lawmakers, “My office didn’t spy on anyone.” Smith and his team defended the use of toll records as a “routine and lawful” investigative step. Mounting evidence of the deep state operating through Biden’s weaponized […] The post Jack Smith’s Unconstitutional Surveillance: 44 Members of Congress Targeted appeared first on StoneZone .

During his January 22, 2026, testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, former Special Counsel Jack Smith rejected accusations of spying, telling lawmakers , “My office didn’t spy on anyone.” Smith and his team defended the use of toll records as a “routine and lawful” investigative step. Mounting evidence of the deep state operating through Biden’s weaponized Justice Department emerged Tuesday when Senators Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson released a damning “Arctic Frost Filter Review ” document from Jack Smith’s Special Counsel probe. This explosive development doesn’t just undermine, it destroys, Smith’s credibility, as it proves his team accessed not merely toll record metadata but the raw content of private…Open

ABCNEWS - Baby formula sold at Target recalled after multistate infant botulism outbreak

Nara Organics has recalled its organic baby formula sold at Target stores and online due to a multistate outbreak of infant botulism

AXIOS (Alex Isenstadt) - Exclusive: Trump's DOJ says he's not required to turn over official records

President Trump 's Justice Department has concluded that a federal law requiring presidential records to be turned over to the government is unconstitutional, a senior White House official tells Axios. Why it matters: The finding is an indication Trump will be reluctant to give all of his official records to the National Archives at the end of his term, as presidents have done for nearly a half-century under the Presidential Records Act of 1978. - The law, passed in the post-Watergate era as a hedge against government corruption, states that every official record regarding a president's decisions or policies belongs to the U.S. government, not the president. Trump has shown that he disagrees with the law. - When he left office in 2021…