J6:
The unsolved case of two pipe bombs planted at the major political parties’ headquarters in Washington D.C. before J6 is facing new mystery after FBI Director Kash Patel transmitted to Congress the lab analysis and interviews with a key witness who is challenging the official timeline of events.
FBI lab report, contradictory witness statement inject fresh mystery in unsolved J6 pipe bomb case (Just The News)
The Yogurt Shop Murders:
New DNA and ballistics testing have linked a serial killer to the 1991 “Yogurt Shop Murders,” in Austin, Texas. Investigators say advanced testing revealed that DNA found beneath 13-year-old Amy Ayers’ fingernails matched that of Robert Eugene Brashers — a man previously connected to homicides in both Missouri and South Carolina.
‘Yogurt Shop Murders’ investigators lay out how they solved killings of four teen girls (Fox News)
Tim Walz:
Having failed to get traction for his gun ban in the legislature, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) is now suggesting a ban on the “sale and possession of assault rifles in the state” via constitutional amendment.
Peace in the Middle East:
U.S. President Donald Trump released a 20-point peace plan for Gaza on Monday that fulfills all of Israel’s goals, while offering Palestinians a path to statehood, if Hamas frees the hostages, disarms, and leaves power.
Trump Releases 20-Point Gaza Peace Plan; Hamas Has Not Agreed Yet (Breitbart)
Super Bowl:
Bad Bunny is set to perform at the Super Bowl. The NFL’s announcement comes just weeks after Bad Bunny declared he would not tour the United States, even though he is a U.S. citizen, out of fear ICE agents would arrest his fans outside his shows.
NFL Announces Bad Bunny as Super Bowl LX Halftime Performer (The Gateway Pundit)
Toxic Men:
Dana White hilariously torched a reporter who attempted to play gotcha with the UFC President over a suggestion about being too manly, as he invoked the left’s claim about the dangers of “toxic masculinity.”
Dana White Hilariously Torches Reporters’ Attempts to Play Gotcha Over Being Too Manly (Red State)
Free Speech:
YouTube agreed to pay President Trump a $24.5 million settlement in his lawsuit against the tech giant for banning his account in January 2021.
YouTube Agrees to Pay President Trump $24.5 Million Settlement Over 2021 Suspension of His Account (The Gateway Pundit)
ESPN star Paul Finebaum said he was finalizing a potential interview with President Trump in 2019 before the network ultimately axed it before he got to sit down with him.
ESPN star Paul Finebaum says network axed potential Trump interview in 2019 (Fox News)
Government Shutdown:
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is pushing Congress to a government shutdown because he is scared of being challenged in a primary by far-left Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Tom Cotton (R-AR) theorized to Breitbart News.
Tom Cotton: Schumer Will Shut Down Government ‘Because He’s Terrified of Primary from AOC’ (Breitbart)
