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by Laura Harris, Natural News: President Donald Trump announced that beginning Feb. 1, the federal government will end payments to states that maintain sanctuary cities, accusing them of protecting criminals and fueling crime. Sanctuary cities generally limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities, a practice Trump has repeatedly criticized as undermining public safety. Trump has not […]

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This is what happens when you have an actual recent combat vet in charge of the Pentagon. Japanese Minister of Defense Shinjirō Koizumi is visiting the United States this week, literally going from sea to shining sea: in Honolulu, Hawaii, on Monday, where he delivered a speech at the Honolulu...

Former U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) has been sued by the ex-wife of a former aide who served as a member of her security detail and later as a salaried member of her Senate staff, working as a defense and national security fellow, The Hill reports. The plaintiff, Heather Ammel, accused Sinema of causing the breakup of her 14-year marriage to Matthew Ammel. According to the Associated Press, Heather alleges that she and Matthew had “a good and loving marriage” with “genuine love and affection” before Sinema interfered by pursuing a romantic relationship with Matthew, despite knowing he was married. The lawsuit seeks at least $75,000 from Sinema. Former AZ Sen @kyrstensinema sued by the ex wife of her head of security. Lawsuit could be made into lifetime movie. Alleging she was having sex with multiple members of security team, then started affair with married husband of 3. Jet setting & lots of concerts. @FOX10Phoenix pic.twitter.com/Ykb6iewxBY — Ellen McNamara (@Fox10Ellen) January 15, 2026 More from the Associated Press: The Arizona lawmaker’s head of security hired Matthew Ammel after he retired from the Army in 2022, according to the lawsuit, which says he accompanied her on travels to destinations including Napa Valley, California; Las Vegas and Saudi Arabia. In early 2024, Ammel’s wife discovered “romantic and lascivious” messages he’d exchanged with Sinema over the Signal messaging app. That summer, he stopped wearing his wedding ring and Sinema gave him a job as a national security fellow in her Senate office while he continued to work for her campaign as a bodyguard, the lawsuit alleges. Sinema also paid for psychedelic treatment for Ammel, who has struggled with post-traumatic stress, substance abuse and traumatic brain injuries tied to his military deployments in Afghanistan and the Middle East, according to the lawsuit. Sinema and her attorney did not respond to requests for comment. The lawsuit was quietly filed late last year in Moore County, North Carolina. It captured global attention this week when it was moved to federal court. North Carolina is one of a handful of states that allow jilted spouses to sue for “alienation of affection” to seek damages from a third party responsible for the breakup of their marriage. Sinema left Congress after the 2024 election. She declined to seek reelection to the Senate, capping a tumultuous single term in which she alienated liberals and left the Democratic Party to become an independent. She now works for the Washington-based legal and lobbying firm Hogan Lovells. She has lobbied for data center development and research funding for the psychedelic drug ibogaine. The Hill added that the lawsuit alleges Sinema asked Matthew Ammel to “bring MDMA on a work trip so that she could guide him through a psychedelic experience and that she messaged him about sexual positions in certain scenarios.” Kyrsten Sinema accused of being a homewrecker, pushing her ex-bodyguard to take molly in bonkers lawsuit https://t.co/OrV2MCdZfq pic.twitter.com/AxfMrcCAda — New York Post (@nypost) January 15, 2026 The Hill explained further: The lawsuit also notes Sinema’s head of security resigned from her position in the fall of 2023 because she expressed concerns to Matthew Ammel that Sinema was “having sexual relations with other security members.” The former head of Sinema’s security encouraged Matthew Ammel to also quit, but he decided to stay “due to the financial security of the job,” according to the complaint. It states Sinema offered Matthew Ammel a salaried position on her staff in June 2024. Soon thereafter, he “struggled to admit” to his wife that he was having an affair with Sinema but announced that he planned to leave Heather Ammel and filed for divorce. Her complaint states she was a “dutiful spouse and mother and provided a comfortable and loving home environment for her husband.” It states her husband’s “marital love and affection was alienated and destroyed” as a direct result of Sinema’s “intentional and unlawful actions.” Heather Ammel and her ex-husband had three children together. She says she suffered damages in excess of $25,000 as a “direct and proximate result” of the former senator’s actions. She is seeking punitive damages and to have her attorney’s fees paid by Sinema and has asked for a trial by jury.

The mayor of a small Missouri town has been arrested and charged with multiple alleged sex crimes. St. Louis County Police arrested Riverview Mayor Mike Cornell Jr. on Thursday, with prosecutors charging him with “four counts of second-degree statutory sodomy, three counts of first-degree sodomy or attempted sodomy, one count of first-degree harassment and one count of possession of child pornography,” First Alert 4 noted. Riverview Mayor Michael Cornell Jr. charged with sex crimeshttps://t.co/6c19uslvlf — FOX2now (@FOX2now) January 15, 2026 First Alert 4 has more: St. Louis County Police said Thursday there were four victims, including two minors under the age of 17, and the timeframe these alleged crimes took place was between December 2016 and the present day. According to the St. Louis County Police’s probable cause statement, Cornell committed forcible sex acts on at least three victims, including a minor. They say he made sexual advances against a fourth victim. Police say they found child sexual abuse material on Cornell’s phone. Police told reporters Thursday they believe there could be additional victims due to the nature of the alleged crimes. Both St. Louis County Prosecutors and Police asked any potential victims to come forward when they are ready. St. Louis County Police asked any potential victims of Cornell Jr. to contact the Division of Criminal Investigations at (314) 615-5400. The department said it was made aware of the allegations against Cornell and potential crimes from another local agency, but would not say who. St. Louis County investigators said they began their investigation into Cornell last month. “As the commander of the Riverview Police Department, I would like to say the charges brought against Mike Cornell Jr. are deeply disturbing. I want the ‘City of Riverview’ to know the Police Department stands with the residents of this community, and the victims of these heinous acts. Now that these traumatic incidents have been brought to our attention, we give our full support and cooperation to the Saint Louis County Police Department,” Riverview’s Acting Police Chief, Toreyon Times, said in a statement. “No matter of your position or title, no one is above the law. Anyone who commits offenses and believes they do not have to abide by the law can expect they will be fully prosecuted,” the statement continued. Prior to the arrest of Riverview Mayor Michael Cornell Jr. on Jan. 15, First Alert 4 was investigating various claims made against the mayor, including several lawsuits naming him and the local government. https://t.co/SJ9rp9BpVx — KMOV (@KMOV) January 16, 2026 FOX 2 noted: Cornell, 39, has been a figure in Riverview government since 2022, first as a trustee, then elected as the city’s mayor in April 2024. This is not the first time Cornell has faced controversy; multiple lawsuits have previously been filed against the city of Riverview, claiming misconduct and sexual harassment by him. St. Louis County Police Lt. Colonel Jerry Lohr said during a Thursday news conference on the charges, “I think he portrayed himself as an individual who had power, who had prestige, and I think he used that to entice some of his victims.” Watch additional coverage below: