President Trump shocked the world when he announced that the United States will move to take over Gaza, relocate the Palestinians somewhere else, and rebuild it into…practically EPCOT?! But is he serious about this?
Glenn Beck argues that Trump is NOT bluffing…but this also probably isn’t his Plan A. And that’s what’s genius about this: Trump moved the Overton Window so that now, countries are discussing whether Israel owns Gaza.
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Trump border czar Tom Homan on the dramatic dropoff in border crossings, sending a warning message to Tren de Aragua gang members and finding missing child trafficking victims.
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President Donald Trump expressed serious intentions regarding the possibility of Canada becoming the 51st state, during an interview that aired on Sunday before the Super Bowl broadcast.
When questioned by Fox News’ Bret Baier about whether his proposal to annex Canada was genuine, Trump replied, “Yeah, it is.” He further elaborated, explaining that Canada could benefit from such a move. “I think Canada would be much better off being the 51st state, because we lose $200 billion a year with Canada. And I’m not going to let that happen,” he said. “Why are we paying $200 billion a year, essentially a subsidy, to Canada?”

Today, President Donald Trump spoke to the press, reaffirming his intention to purchase and take ownership of Gaza, while also suggesting that parts of the region could be transferred to other Middle Eastern countries as part of the reconstruction efforts.
While aboard Air Force One, the President stated that he planned to “turn Gaza into a prime location for future development.”
Trump also mentioned that he would soon meet with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi. He expressed confidence that both leaders would agree to accept refugees from Gaza after discussing the matter with him.

Brett Baier speaks with President Donald Trump ahead of the Super Bowl.
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Today, multiple residents of the Gaza Strip were seen wandering just a short distance from the border fence near Kibbutz Nir Oz, situated in the Gaza Strip enclave. The residents were observed moving approximately 300 meters from the fence after the IDF pulled back from the Netzarim corridor as part of the agreement with Hamas in the hostage deal.
Reports from Gaza mentioned that the IDF fired warning shots at the residents, but no injuries were reported. Despite this, additional Gaza residents were spotted approaching the area.

The recently released Shark Tank season 16, episode 11 featured a pitch from Michael Bergida and Yisroel Schaya, who hail from Brooklyn, New York. Yisroel revealed that he has six children who often get upset after a day at the amusement park. It is because they have to wait for hours just to get 2 minutes on the ride. This has prompted them to design a fun toy car for kids at home.
Explaining the product on Shark Tank, Michael said that Bumpeez is “the world’s first patented, at-home bumper car, with an adorable self-inflating character” attached to the car.
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On Shabbos afternoon in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, two Jews were assaulted during an attempted stabbing incident. The attack took place around 12:30 PM at the intersection of Union St and Albany Ave when the assailant, without warning, approached one of the victims and tried to stab him in the neck with a sharp object. Fortunately, the victim managed to avoid severe harm. The attacker then pushed the second victim to the ground, injuring him, and proceeded to threaten others in the vicinity.

President Donald Trump said Thursday that his relationship with religion had “changed” after a pair of failed assassination attempts last year, as he advocated at the National Prayer Breakfast at the Capitol for Americans to “bring God back into our lives.”
Trump joined a more than 70-year-old Washington tradition that brings together a bipartisan group of lawmakers for fellowship.
“I really believe you can’t be happy without religion, without that belief,” Trump said. “Let’s bring religion back. Let’s bring God back into our lives.”

The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against the state of Illinois, Cook County, and the city of Chicago, claiming their sanctuary laws “interfere” with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency’s efforts to arrest and deport undocumented migrants. According to officials from the Justice Department, this lawsuit is the first in a series of legal actions aimed at challenging sanctuary policies.