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• 11 House Dems buck party to side with Republicans in reversal of Biden-era shower regulation - House passes SHOWER Act to codify Trump executive order reversing shower head regulations. Rep. Russell Fry, R-S.C., says bill defends consumer choice.
• Senators To CFTC Chair Selig: Explain Response To ‘Suspicious’ Prediction Market Trades - 12 senators signed the letter to Selig, in the wake of trades related to the capture of Nicolas Maduro
• 'Home Alone' star Daniel Stern charged with soliciting prostitution in California motel incident - Daniel Stern, beloved "Home Alone" villain Marv, was charged with prostitution solicitation, Fox News Digital confirmed. The actor will be arraigned Feb. 6.
• Woman seen on video allegedly blocking Minnesota ICE operation with car as agitators surround agents - Video shows woman allegedly blocking ICE agents as Minnesota protests escalate against immigration enforcement. Federal officials report 60 agitators were charged in five days.
• Mamdani, President Trump have been texting at least twice a week — as unlikely bromance blossoms: sources - Socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani and President Trump reportedly text twice weekly in an unlikely political bromance that sources describe as 'friendly.'
• Photos emerge from Iran’s protests, veiled by government blackout - Iranians across the country have taken to the streets at great risk, facing a violent government crackdown.
• German Foreign Minister Wadephul says there is more consensus than disagreement with the US - By Alexander Ratz WASHINGTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said on Tuesday that there is more consensus than disagreement with the United States. 
• Trump mourns 'Great Influencer' Scott Adams after 'Dilbert' creator's death from cancer - President Donald Trump praised the "Dilbert" creator Scott Adams on Tuesday after learning of the cartoonist's death following a battle with cancer, declaring, "God bless you Scott!"
• Trump administration files seizure warrants targeting ships tied to Venezuelan oil trade: report - The U.S. has seized five vessels in Venezuela oil crackdown as Trump administration files court warrants targeting sanctioned trade in international waters.
• Secret Service agent assigned to Vance placed on leave after alleged security leak - A Secret Service agent allegedly leaked Vice President JD Vance's security details in undercover video, prompting federal investigation and agency-wide retraining order.
• Ex-Eric Adams staffer who celebrated Charlie Kirk assassination pocketed $36K in bribery, fraud cases: feds - Former NYC mayoral staffer accused of pocketing thousands of dollars in alleged bribery schemes while working for Eric Adams administration faces federal charges.
• Trump hints at Iran decision as advisers meet to prepare strike options - As the White House considers military options in Iran, some political allies are concerned about attempting another high-risk operation or starting a wider war.
• Supreme Court conservatives signal support for state transgender sports bans during oral arguments - Supreme Court justices debate state bans on transgender female students in women's sports, with both sides invoking contrasting views of 'fairness'.
• Trump says the U.S. will take 'very strong action' against Iran if the regime starts hanging protesters - In an interview with CBS News' Tony Dokoupil, President Donald Trump vowed he'd take "very strong action" against the Iranian regime if it begins to hang protesters.
• Walz slammed for flip-flop after praising fraud prosecutor he said should be fired last week: 'Don't pretend' - Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz faces backlash after praising departing prosecutor Joe Thompson, despite calling for his firing just one week earlier.
• Minneapolis Pastor Says He Was Detained by ICE After Joining Protest, Told 'You're White' and 'Wouldn’t Be Any Fun Anyway' on Release - Pastor Kenny Callaghan said he was detained by ICE for under an hour after joining a crowd protesting in Minneapolis
• Ben Affleck and Matt Damon say police are ‘underappreciated’ and ‘underfunded’ - Ben Affleck and Matt Damon spark debate after calling police officers "underappreciated" and "underfunded" during "The Howard Stern Show" appearance.
• Pirates great Dave Giusti, who starred in team’s 1971 World Series run, dead at 86 - Dave Giusti, a longtime MLB relief pitcher who helped the Pirates win the 1971 World Series, has died at 86, the team said, citing his family.
• Conservative justice swipes at DOJ in trans sports case: 'I don't think you're a PhD in this stuff' - Justice Neil Gorsuch confronted lawyers over Title IX implications of West Virginia's transgender athlete ban during Supreme Court hearing on sex discrimination in sports.
• Candace Cameron Bure says ‘men are scared to talk to women’ in today’s modern dating world - Candace Cameron Bure revealed men are increasingly scared to approach women, offering tips for finding meaningful connections beyond dating apps and texting.
• Family 'quickly believed' surgeon ex was involved in Ohio dentist couple's murder as co-worker details mishaps - Ex-husband of Ohio dentist allegedly kills her and new spouse in Columbus. Michael McKee charged with premeditated murder of Monique and Spencer Tepe.
• ‘Are We Really Gonna Be the Gestapo?’ Joe Rogan Takes a Critical Look at ICE Raids — Says the Shooting Of Renee Good ‘Looked Horrific’ - Joe Rogan, in a blockbuster new podcast interview with Rand Paul, took a hard look at the tactics of ICE and added the shooting of Renee Good "looked horrific."
• Los Angeles students skipping class due to 'fear' of immigration enforcement - Los Angeles Superintendent Alberto Carvalho addressed student absences caused by fears of immigration enforcement as the district implements protective measures and employee training.
• Oil prices rise more than 2% after Trump cancels meetings with Iran, tells protesters help is on the way - President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to intervene if the Islamic Republic kills protestors.
• Trump says USMCA is irrelevant for US - DEARBORN, Michigan/WASHINGTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Tuesday said the United States-Mexico-Canada trade agreement is not relevant for the ​U. but Canada wants it, as he pushed for companies to bring manufacturing back
• College basketball player gunned down on Nashville freeway, police hunting for suspects - Tennessee basketball player Andre Bell, 20, was fatally shot on Nashville freeway while returning to Fisk University, police said. Suspect vehicle fled.
• Fast-food restaurants using new technology to reshape how customers place orders - Fast-food giants including McDonald's and Papa Johns race to implement AI-powered ordering systems to reduce errors and speed up customer service.
• Joy Behar claims Trump seeking to declare martial law to stop midterm elections amid ICE protests - "The View" host Joy Behar claimed that President Donald Trump wanted anti-ICE protests to create chaos so he can declare martial law and cancel the 2026 midterm elections.
• Trump to cut federal payments to sanctuary cities starting Feb. 1 over immigration policies - President Donald Trump will suspend payments to sanctuary cities starting February 1st. He also criticized Minnesota officials over alleged widespread fraud.
• Videos Show Increasingly Aggressive Federal Crackdown in Minneapolis - Arrests and aggressive tactics by ICE and the Border Patrol, many seen on viral videos, have intensified the frustration and fear among residents.
• Prosecutors seek death for South Korea’s former leader over martial law attempt - The verdict in Yoon Suk Yeol’s case is expected next month. He faces insurrection charges over a failed push to impose martial law in 2024.
• Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla repeatedly issues two-word response after narrow loss to Pacers - Joe Mazzulla stonewalled reporters with a two-word response after the Boston Celtics latest loss, fueling debate about postgame press conferences.
• Iran goes dark as regime unleashes force, cyber tools to crush protests - Iran's government imposes five-day internet blackout as nationwide protests intensify, with at least 646 people killed and over 10,000 arrested during the crackdown.
• A major development in Trump's Fed feud is set to happen next week in the Supreme Court - Supreme Court arguments on Jan. 21 will likely be the next big development for the central bank's quest to maintain independence.
• Greenland’s dog sled race is questioning who invited Trump’s envoy to the event - Organizers of the Avannaata Qimussersua said it would ‘wholly inappropriate’ for U.S. officials to attend the annual race
• Why economists need to 'reset' jobs reports expectations - The US economy is expected to grow 3.4% in 2026, according to Visa (V). Watch the video above to hear Visa chief economist Wayne Best explain the economic outlook. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, chec
• 5 simple tech tips to improve digital privacy - Privacy tips for iPhone and Android users reveal built-in phone settings to reduce tracking and limit data sharing without advanced technical expertise.
• World Cup fans banned from US travel may be unable to root for teams in person - World Cup fans from Iran, Haiti, Ivory Coast and Senegal may be unable to travel to the U.S. for the 2026 games due to existing travel restrictions.
• Deepfake porn crackdown passes in Senate to allow people to sue - The bill would allow victims to sue, tee up fines of up to $250,000, allow courts to order takedowns, deletions and injunctions against deepfakes and set up a 10 year statute of limitations.
• Bill and Hillary Clinton Release Letter After Skipping Jeffrey Epstein Deposition - Hillary responds to the Epstein files subpoena. The post Bill and Hillary Clinton Release Letter After Skipping Jeffrey Epstein Deposition appeared first on Reality Tea.
• Washington Post takes heat for putting spotlight on Erika Kirk’s wardrobe in wake of husband’s assassination - Washington Post roasted for piece headlined, “Erika Kirk is walking a fine line in a glittering pantsuit," which put a spotlight on her wardrobe decisions.
• Playing catchup to Republicans, Democrats launch 'largest-ever' partisan national voter registration campaign - DNC chair admits Democrats have been 'getting their butts kicked' on voter registration, announces millions in funding for largest ever registration drive.
• Graham suggests Trump ‘help’ Iran protesters with ‘military, cyber and psychological attacks’ against regime - Sen. Lindsey Graham calls President Donald Trump "Reagan Plus" on Iran, urging decisive action against "religious Nazi regime" as Trump vows protesters will get help soon.
• Idaho AG says Supreme Court transgender sports case defies 'common sense' - The Supreme Court is weighing whether states can ban biological males from competing in girls’ sports in a case that could set nationwide precedent.
• Supreme Court likely to uphold state bans on trans athletes competing on girls' sports teams - States say biological sex at birth, not gender identity, determines who can compete on girls' teams.
• Louisiana officials seek to extradite abortion provider from California - Louisiana law enforcement officials allege California doctor mailed abortion pills to a woman in the southern state
• Iran state TV acknowledges 'a lot of martyrs' as death toll surpasses 3,000: report - Iran state TV reportedly acknowledges 'martyrs' as death toll from ongoing anti-government protests reaches over 2,000, according to activist groups.
• LA County eyes 'ICE-free zones' on government property despite $1B in federal funding at risk - Los Angeles County considers creating "ICE-free zones" to block federal immigration enforcement operations, risking over $1 billion in federal funding.
• Top federal prosecutor who exposed massive $250M Minnesota fraud case steps down from position - Federal prosecutor Joe Thompson, who led the $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud investigation, has resigned from Minnesota's U.S. Attorney's Office.
• Marjorie Taylor Greene Argues That ‘Impeding Law Enforcement’ Can Lead to ‘Terrible Tragedies’ Like Renee Good Shooting - Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) on Tuesday said that "impeding law enforcement" can result in incidents like the killing of Renee Good.