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  • Trump Jan 2026 Briefing: Operation Midnight Hammer, Gulf of America & Border Claims

    Trump Jan 2026 Briefing: Operation Midnight Hammer, Gulf of America & Border Claims

    January 21, 2026

    On Jan 20, 2026, President Trump marked his administration’s first anniversary. He touted “Operation Midnight Hammer” against Iran , claimed a 77% drop in the trade deficit , and declared the border “secure” with zero illegal entries.

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  • Article Summaries for January 2026

    Article Summaries for January 2026

    January 21, 2026

    Article Summaries for January 2026

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  • Trump vs. GOP: Inside the Senate Revolt & The ‘Greenland Plot’ Failure

    Trump vs. GOP: Inside the Senate Revolt & The ‘Greenland Plot’ Failure

    January 21, 2026

    A new political rift exposes the fragility of Trump’s control over the GOP. As Senators resist the “Greenland plot,” the cost of silence finally outweighs the cost of resistance. Learn how Bill Cassidy’s experience and Senate pushback signal a critical turning point for party loyalty.

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  • Trump Celebrates Boulevard Naming at Mar-a-Lago, Touts Economic Gains and Venezuela Operation

    Trump Celebrates Boulevard Naming at Mar-a-Lago, Touts Economic Gains and Venezuela Operation

    January 20, 2026

    President Trump attended a January 16, 2026 ceremony at Mar-a-Lago celebrating the renaming of a major Palm Beach boulevard in his honor. Trump used the occasion to announce dramatic claims about his first-year achievements, including $18 trillion in investments.

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  • Comprehensive Fact-Check: Trump Pre-Departure Press Gaggle – January 19, 2025

    Comprehensive Fact-Check: Trump Pre-Departure Press Gaggle – January 19, 2025

    January 20, 2026

    The press gaggle demonstrates a pattern where Trump’s most verifiable claims (stock market records, inauguration timing) prove accurate, while his most sweeping assertions (historical investment levels, inflation characterizations, war-ending claims, NATO spending achievements) range from misleading to disputed to factually incorrect. The economic claims in particular show a tendency to overstate achievements while the India-Pakistan…

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  • Trump Pre-Davos Press Gaggle: Greenland Claims, Economic Boasts, and Board of Peace Updates – January 19, 2025

    Trump Pre-Davos Press Gaggle: Greenland Claims, Economic Boasts, and Board of Peace Updates – January 19, 2025

    January 20, 2026

    President Trump held a wide-ranging press conference before departing for Davos, celebrating his first year with sweeping economic claims while doubling down on Greenland acquisition efforts. He confirmed inviting Putin to his Board of Peace initiative and threatened massive tariffs on France.

    Read more: Trump Pre-Davos Press Gaggle: Greenland Claims, Economic Boasts, and Board of Peace Updates – January 19, 2025
  • Kansas State of the State 2026: Where Kelly and Republicans Agree and Disagree on Taxes, Schools, and Spending

    Kansas State of the State 2026: Where Kelly and Republicans Agree and Disagree on Taxes, Schools, and Spending

    January 18, 2026

    Governor Laura Kelly and House Speaker Dan Hawkins both celebrated Kansas achievements in 2026, from landing the Chiefs to cutting taxes. But their speeches reveal competing narratives about who deserves credit and fundamental disagreements over government spending and program expansion.

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  • DOJ Opposes Khanna-Massie Motion in Ghislaine Maxwell Case Over Epstein Files Transparency Act

    January 17, 2026

    The Justice Department filed a forceful opposition to Representatives Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie’s attempt to appear as amici curiae in the closed Ghislaine Maxwell criminal case, arguing the lawmakers lack standing to enforce the Epstein Files Transparency Act through judicial oversight and are misusing the amicus curiae mechanism for improper adversarial purposes.

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  • Market Performance in 2025: U.S and World

    Market Performance in 2025: U.S and World

    January 17, 2026

    U.S. stock markets had outperformed the world, until 2025.

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  • Producer Price Indexes — November 2025

    Producer Price Indexes — November 2025

    January 16, 2026

    The Producer Price Index for final demand increased 0.2 percent in November 2025, driven primarily by a 0.9 percent rise in final demand goods (especially a 10.5 percent jump in gasoline prices), while final demand services remained unchanged.

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  • Wichita City Council Selects New City Manager After 16-Year Era: November 25, 2025 Meeting Analysis

    Wichita City Council Selects New City Manager After 16-Year Era: November 25, 2025 Meeting Analysis

    January 16, 2026

    In a historic November 25, 2025 session, Wichita City Council voted 5-2 to negotiate with Dennis Marstall as next City Manager, ending Robert Layton’s 16-year tenure. Council Member Johnson raised process concerns while supporting future search. Meeting also featured housing safety advocacy and cemetery preservation updates.

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  • December 2025 CPI Report Explained: Inflation Holds at 2.7% as Housing and Food Costs Rise

    December 2025 CPI Report Explained: Inflation Holds at 2.7% as Housing and Food Costs Rise

    January 15, 2026

    The December 2025 Consumer Price Index reveals inflation holding steady at 2.7% year-over-year, with monthly prices rising 0.3%. Housing remains the primary driver at 3.2% annual growth, while food prices climbed 3.1%. Core inflation stayed at 2.6%, suggesting underlying price pressures remain elevated above the Federal Reserve’s target.

    Read more: December 2025 CPI Report Explained: Inflation Holds at 2.7% as Housing and Food Costs Rise
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