Breaking: AG Pam Bondi targeted Don Lemon after he livestreamed anti‑ICE protesters who stormed Cities Church in St. Paul; DOJ opened a civil‑rights probe and arrested organizers. Thoughts? Comment. Source: AP News. (apnews.com)
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Attorney General Pam Bondi targeted former CNN anchor Don Lemon after he livestreamed anti-ICE protesters who stormed Cities Church in St. Paul, vowing to “come after” participants and insisting attacks on houses of worship won’t be tolerated. (washingtonpost.com) The Justice Department opened a civil-rights probe; Bondi announced arrests of organizers Nekima Levy Armstrong, Chauntyll Louisa Allen and William Kelly. (apnews.com) Protesters chanted “ICE out” and “Justice for Renee Good” while confronting a pastor who also works for ICE. (apnews.com) A federal magistrate declined to approve charges against Lemon, and DOJ officials said prosecutors may still explore other avenues as the tense investigation continues. (foxnews.com)
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President Nayib Bukele met with U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno during an official visit to El Salvador, where Moreno hailed Bukele’s security reforms and urged U.S. lawmakers to study his approach. Moreno praised Bukele for removing criminal leaders from the streets, criticized IMF statements on Salvadoran finances, and called the president a model ally for the West. Supporters point to Bukele’s 2022–25 state-of-emergency crackdown that resulted in tens of thousands of arrests and a fall in homicides, while critics warn his removal of judges and concentration of power undermines judicial independence. The meeting underscores growing U.S.–El Salvador ties amid controversy today. (elsalvadorinenglish.com)
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On January 8, 2026, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled “2‑Care,” a state‑funded plan to expand universal childcare in New York City by launching free care for two‑year‑olds and strengthening 3‑K and Pre‑K access. (nyc.gov) The phased rollout will add thousands of seats over four years with major state investments and expanded subsidies to serve nearly 100,000 more children. (cityandstateny.com) Officials said the programs are for all families regardless of income; advocates note the city previously created programs to serve undocumented children. (nyc.gov) The announcement drew sharp public criticism and alarm from opponents over taxpayer costs and sparked heated debate citywide. (nypost.com)
