Breaking: Social posts claim Trump-backed Rep. Julia Letlow is surging vs. Sen. Bill Cassidy. Letlow launched after Trump’s endorsement; Cassidy downplays backing. The May primary may force a runoff. According to AP News. What do you think? Comment. #news
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Social media posts claim Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy — who voted to convict Donald Trump in the 2021 impeachment — is “losing by a lot” to Trump-endorsed Rep. Julia Letlow in Louisiana’s 2026 Senate contest and asks readers whether they support that result (thumbs-up if yes). Letlow launched a primary challenge after Trump encouraged and endorsed her; Cassidy filed for the May primary and downplayed the impact of Trump’s backing. The race tests Cassidy’s standing with Trump-aligned voters after his impeachment vote and could head to a runoff if no candidate wins a May primary majority, drawing intensified national scrutiny. (apnews.com)
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Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that the Department of Justice has released all Jeffrey Epstein records under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, sending a six‑page letter to Congress outlining release and redaction process. (foxnews.com) The DOJ said it released more than three million documents and defended extensive redactions—made after consultation with victims and counsel—to protect victim identities and active probes, saying nothing was withheld for “embarrassment, reputational harm, or political sensitivity.” (cbsnews.com) Bondi also provided a list of over 300 names appearing in the files (including Donald Trump, Barack Obama and Bill Gates). Lawmakers criticized the breadth and context of the list. (thedailybeast.com)
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At the World Economic Forum in Davos on January 21, 2026, President Donald Trump delivered a confrontational address that stunned many attendees. He openly dismissed the WEF’s climate and “Great Reset” agendas, calling them instruments of elite control, and warned that plans for supranational governance would not proceed on his watch. Trump framed his remarks as a defense of national sovereignty and economic security, criticising aggressive decarbonisation policies and urging investment in U.S. industry. His tone signalled a direct challenge to Davos elites and has provoked mixed reactions from European leaders, global investors and media observers and analysts worldwide today. (apnews.com)
