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Aired On: 1/29/2026
Aired On: 1/29/2026
A federal jury found that Linwei Ding stole thousands of confidential files to help him start a company in Beijing.
Amazon paid Melania Trump’s production company $40 million for the film and $35 million to promote it, a sum that critics said was an effort to curry favor with the administration.
The "National Shutdown" calls for supporters to stay home from work and school, and not to go shopping in an effort to "stop funding ICE."
Amazon, UPS and Dow each announced plans this week to cut thousands of jobs.
Minnesota is unraveling in real time. Ilhan Omar’s “attacker” faces 8 years behind bars. The Somali woman most famous for eating “bananas and rice” is arrested. And Tim Walz vows to never run for public office again. What are your thoughts on Tim Walz ‘quitting’ politics? Let me know in the comments.
AI:Minnesota’s political landscape is fracturing under a wave of scandal and instability. While Tim Walz has reportedly vowed to exit public office permanently, Ilhan Omar continues to operate amidst escalating security threats. The state's volatility is further compounded by legal proceedings involving individuals targeting Omar, as well as high-profile arrests that have left the local political order in shambles.Open
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) accused the Ecuadorian consulate in Minneapolis, Minnesota, of shielding an illegal immigrant criminal from arrest.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Jorge Miguel Bravo Uriles, Ecuadorian consulate staff, and ICE officers.WHEN & WHERE: Tuesday, at the Ecuadorian consulate in Minneapolis, Minnesota.KEY QUOTE: “Unknown to the ICE officers at the time, […] The post Illegal From Ecuador Hides in Ecuadorian Consulate to Avoid Deportation to Ecuador. appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) accused the Ecuadorian consulate in Minneapolis, Minnesota, of shielding an illegal immigrant criminal from arrest. WHO WAS INVOLVED: Jorge Miguel Bravo Uriles, Ecuadorian consulate staff, and ICE officers. WHEN & WHERE: Tuesday, at the Ecuadorian consulate in Minneapolis, Minnesota. KEY QUOTE: “Unknown to the ICE officers at the time, the building housed the Consulate of Ecuador; however, the building was not clearly marked as the Ecuadorian Consulate.” – ICE spokesman IMPACT: The illegal immigrant remains at large, with diplomatic tensions arising between Ecuador and the United States. IN FULL U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE ) has accused the…Open
Russia has left thousands of apartment buildings in Kyiv without heat in recent weeks, in a campaign that has appeared aimed at breaking Ukraine’s morale.
AI:President Trump has announced that Vladimir Putin agreed to a weeklong pause in military attacks against Ukraine, a development prompted by extreme cold weather conditions across the region. This potential shift follows recent Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure and apartment buildings in Kyiv intended to impact morale. While the situation remains fluid as Russia continues operations against Ukraine's energy sector, this reported agreement marks a significant moment in the ongoing efforts led by the Trump administration to navigate geopolitical stability and potential diplomatic breakthroughs in the conflict.Open
AI:The mainstream media’s tireless campaign to paint Minnesota as a sanctuary for criminals is officially hitting a wall of reality. While leftist outlets peddle the fantasy that state policies are sabotaging law enforcement, both national and local police leadership are setting the record straight: these "sanctuary" narratives are a fabrication designed to deflect from administrative failures. Law enforcement officials have debunked the claim that state-level non-cooperation mandates are creating an arrest vacuum for illegal aliens, exposing the radical left's propaganda machine for what it truly is—a calculated attempt to obscure the truth about public safety and border security.Open
The deal is expected to separate the DHS legislation from a "minibus" of five other funding bills and the Senate would then pass a continuing resolution to keep the department funded at its current level through Feb. 13.