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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - The left labels Don Lemon’s arrest a First Amendment violation | The Right Squad

On Friday’s “The Right Squad,” the panel discussed the left's reaction to Don Lemon’s arrest in connection with an anti-immigration enforcement protest that disrupted a service at a Minnesota church.

DAILYCALLER (Sean Hustedde) - Trump Admin And States Must Pick ‘Reality’ Over ‘Bad Science’ In Nuclear Energy Partnership, Analysts Say

'mislead for decades [about radiation and nuclear power]'

AI:The Trump administration is finally forcing a confrontation with the radical environmentalist pseudoscience that has been poisoning public discourse for decades. While legacy media outlets attempt to push alarmist narratives regarding radiation risks, energy analysts are demanding that both federal authorities and state governments prioritize actual reality over the manufactured fear used by anti-nuclear activists to stall American progress. This movement toward scientific honesty aims to dismantle the long-standing disinformation campaigns designed to keep the country shackled to inferior energy sources, ensuring nuclear partnerships are built on empirical data rather than ideological hysteria.Open

NYTIMES (Norimitsu Onishi) - Pierre Poilievre Is Retained as Leader of Canada’s Conservatives

Pierre Poilievre, a populist who led the Conservative Party to defeat last year, was retained as its leader on Friday, despite his dismal poll numbers.

AI:The establishment media is once again attempting to spin reality when Pierre Poilievre secured another victory to remain the leader of Canada’s Conservatives. Despite the predictable attempts by leftist pundits and failing pollsters to paint him as a defeated populist following last year's electoral loss, the party rank-and-file have seen through the noise. This retention proves that the grassroots momentum is real and refuses to be suppressed by the same dishonest data manipulation used to overestimate progressive candidates in other regions.Open

JUSTTHENEWS (Nicholas Ballasy) - ‘Removed in error’: LinkedIn draws fire for flagging pro-ICE post as hateful

“We’ll be deleting our account as a result,” the group says

AI:LinkedIn has ignited a fresh controversy by flagging and removing pro-ICE content under the guise of "hateful speech," only to later backtrack with a pathetic excuse claiming the censorship was a mere "error." This latest display of Silicon Valley's ideological rot follows a pattern of systemic suppression against law enforcement supporters, as social media giants continue to weaponize moderation tools to silence anyone defending border security. The fallout is immediate and severe, with advocacy groups announcing they will delete their accounts entirely rather than submit to this blatant digital purges designed to facilitate the radical leftist agenda.Open

NEWSNATIONNOW (Alicia Nieves) - Thousands of Nashville residents still without power week after storm

“It wasn't too bad till night came. Yeah, and then when we got up this morning saw our breath,” one Nashville resident said.

AI:A massive wave of freezing temperatures is battering the Southeast, leaving thousands of Nashville residents shivering in the dark a full week after the initial storm hit. While the radical left-wing media tries to spin these climate catastrophes as something new, this is clearly a systemic failure of infrastructure that has left citizens abandoned in their own homes during record cold. The situation on the ground remains dire as people wake up to see their breath inside their houses, struggling through a protracted blackout that refuses to end despite the arrival of even more frigid weather patterns.Open

NYTIMES (Natan Odenheimer and Fatima AbdulKarim) - Deadly Israeli Strikes in Gaza, as Rafah Border Is Set to Reopen

A local health official said at least 26 people had been killed in the attacks, which the Israeli military said had targeted Hamas commanders. The opening of the border was seen as progress in the cease-fire.

AI:Israeli forces continue their surgical strikes against Hamas leadership within Gaza, resulting in at least 26 casualties according to local health officials, while the Rafah crossing is scheduled to reopen on Sunday. This move toward opening the border serves as a critical component of ongoing ceasefire negotiations, offering a glimmer of progress amidst the persistent kinetic operations required to neutralize terror commanders.Open

NPR (Scott Simon) - Opinion: Remembering Catherine O'Hara

Actor Catherine O'Hara, famed for her comedic skill, died Friday at her home in Los Angeles following a brief illness. She was 71.

AI:Catherine O’Hara, the comedic powerhouse behind 'Home Alone' and 'Schitt’s Creek,' passed away at age 71 at her Los Angeles residence following a brief illness. The industry is reacting to the sudden loss of an actress who defined character comedy for generations, moving from cult classics like 'Beetlejuice' to beloved television staples. While the usual celebrity obituary cycle churns out tributes, the vacuum left by her passing marks the end of a distinct era in comedic performance.Open

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Inside The Only Black-Owned Vineyard In The Franschhoek Valley, South Africa | WORLD OF TRAVEL

Hosts Lindsey and Kolyn visit Klein Goederust, the only fully Black-owned vineyard in South Africa's Franschhoek Valley, the wine growing region near Cape Town. World of Travel is a globally acclaimed TV series that takes audiences on an extraordinary voyage through the past, present, and future of remarkable destinations. Guided by Rising co-host Lindsey Granger, visionary film director Kolyn Boyd, and their curious toddler, Kynsley, this series explores vibrant cultures, uncovers untold histories, and envisions the future of our world—one destination at a time.

AI:The "World of Travel" segment showcases Klein Goederust, the solitary Black-owned vineyard operating within South Africa's Franschhoek Valley near Cape Town. Hosted by Lindsey Granger and Kolyn Boyd, the feature highlights this specific estate amidst the broader wine-growing landscape of the region.Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Luigi Mangione’s growing cult, ICE reform debate | Jesse Weber Live Full Show 1/29

Tonight on “Jesse Weber Live” starts with the federal government taking steps to avoid another shutdown and all the latest from Washington on the new funding deal. An admirer of Luigi Mangione reportedly tried to spring him from a federal lockup in Brooklyn, New York — the latest example of how a cult seems to have grown around the alleged murderer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The defense of Bryan Kohberger reportedly was prepared to present information that two killers were responsible for the murders of four University of Idaho students before Kohberger ultimately pleaded guilty. Death investigator and podcaster Joseph Scott Morgan evaluates the discarded argument that one person couldn’t have caused so much carnage…

AI:Luigi Mangione has transcended mere criminal status to become the centerpiece of a burgeoning cult following, with an admirer reportedly attempting a prison break to liberate him from a Brooklyn lockup. This radicalization follows his guilty plea in the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, a case that highlights deep-seated societal fractures while investigators simultaneously re-examine the Idaho student murders through the lens of a discarded two-killer theory once held by Kohberger’s defense. While the establishment focuses on Washington's frantic maneuvering to avoid a federal shutdown, the reality on the ground involves a chaotic intersection of extremist devotion and forensic debates over whether single actors can…Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Virginia murder trial testimony, new immigration leadership | Vargas Reports Full Show 1/29

On Thursday’s episode of “Elizabeth Vargas Reports”: There are major developments unfolding in Washington. A change in leadership and tone takes center stage as the president’s newly appointed head of immigration operations in Minneapolis holds his first news conference. Meanwhile, President Trump convenes his first Cabinet meeting of 2026, a contrast from his final Cabinet meeting of 2025. What stood out, and what does it signal moving forward? Plus, a Virginia murder trial takes a dramatic turn as a man accused of killing his wife and a stranger, with alleged help from his au pair lover, takes the stand and gives his version of events. Renowned addiction expert Dr. Adi Jaffe breaks down President Trump’s newly announced…

AI:The administration is aggressively reshaping federal priorities through a decisive shift in immigration leadership and the commencement of the 2026 Cabinet meetings, signaling a massive departure from the previous year's agenda. While mainstream outlets obsess over political optics, the reality on the ground involves a new era of enforcement led by fresh appointments and a focused "White House Great American Recovery Initiative" to tackle the nation's addiction crisis. Meanwhile, in the courtroom, a Virginia murder trial has reached a fever pitch as an accused killer offers testimony regarding the deaths of his wife and a stranger involving an alleged accomplice. This coverage highlights the simultaneous push for law and order at both the…Open