Homeland Security chief Mayorkas refuses to tell Congress if terror attack is imminent
Stephen Dinan, The Washington Times
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas was repeatedly pressed on whether a terrorist attack is imminent in the U.S. but he declined to say, instead assuring lawmakers he is “vigilant.” Mr. Mayorkas, speaking just before the start of Senate impeachment proceedings against him, also wouldn’t say whether people on the government’s terrorist watchlist have been caught and released and are roaming free in the U.S. Instead, he said those whose identities trigger the watchlist can be “priorities” for detention in cases.

Mayorkas-Linked NGO Caught Distributing Fliers to Illegal Aliens Directing Them to Vote For Joe Biden
Debra Heine, American Greatness
A non-governmental organization (NGO) tied to DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has been caught distributing fliers to illegal aliens urging them to vote for Joe Biden. The shocking fliers, posted on the walls of portable toilets and handed out to migrants at the Resource Center Matamoros (RCM) in Matamoros, Mexico, were discovered by independent journalist. Translated from Spanish, the fliers read: “Reminder to vote for President Biden when you are in the United States. We need another four years of his term to stay open.”

Save the Hollywood Children
Melissa Mackenzie, The American Spectator
Hollywood has long abused her young. Now, the Hollywood parents of the next generation are becoming more overt. There needs to be social sanction against this abuse, both in Hollywood and everywhere in America. The parents of transgendered children should be examined for mental disorders themselves. Many of these parents have personality disorders that create psychological diseases in their children, transgenderism among them. It’s bad enough that abuse happens behind closed doors. It’s a social crime when it happens out in the open.

The Nightly News Is Lying to You, Va. Lt. Gov. Reports After Visiting Texas Border
Craig Bannister, MRCTV.org
Nightly news programs tell Americans that the Border Patrol is a “welcoming committee” tasked with helping illegal aliens safely invade the U.S., but that isn’t – and shouldn’t be – their mission, Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears (R) said Friday. “Seeing this truth in person is a very different experience than just seeing this on the nightly news,” Earle-Sears says in a statement. "I simply believe for the safety and national security of our country, we need to know who is gaining entry and why."

Trump Speaks Out on Jury Selection as ‘Hush-Money’ Trial Adjourns Until Thursday
Jack Phillips, The Epoch Times
Responding to the jury selection process, President Trump wrote on Truth Social on Wednesday morning: “I thought STRIKES were supposed to be ‘unlimited’ when we were picking our jury? I was then told we only had 10, not nearly enough when we were purposely given the 2nd Worst Venue in the Country. Don’t worry, we have the First Worst also, as the Witch Hunt continues!” During the 2020 election, voters in the city overwhelmingly cast ballots in favor of President Joe Biden, with only about 12 percent voting for President Trump.

Florida’s DeSantis Signs Education Reform Bill into Law
The Center Square (Andrew Powell), The Star News Network
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an education reform bill into law on Tuesday that will have long-reaching implications for the state’s education system. House Bill 1285 does several things, including addressing school districts with “Turn-Around” status, repeals the Florida College System’s employment equity and accountability program and requires the State Board of Education to establish specialized teaching certificates for classical school educators. “[T]his [bill] has a huge number of things that are really gonna make a difference.”

The Supreme Court Can Right an Egregious Wrong in Jan 6 Cases. Will It?
Julie Kelly, Substack
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments yesterday in Joseph Fischer v. USA, which challenges the government’s interpretation of the obstruction count in Jan 6 cases. Many legal and court observers expect the court to wholly or partially overturn how the DOJ has applied the law over the past three years in what Graves calls the “Capitol Siege” investigation. Rather than express any contrition for their role in prosecuting otherwise non-violent protesters, lower court judges appear more worried about the optics of a reversal.