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Keith Ellison Defends Disruption Of Minnesota Church Service After Leftist Protest
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Keith Ellison Defends Disruption Of Minnesota Church Service After Leftist Protest

After a group of leftist activists and ex-CNN host Don Lemon disrupted a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Sunday, on Monday Lemon hosted Minnesota attorney general Keith Ellison on a podcast, where Ellison insisted that the activists had a right to disrupt the service. The Daily Wire reported: Dozens of protesters crowded into Cities Church in St. Paul on Sunday as part of a “clandestine operation” to “disrupt business as usual,” activist leader Nekima Levy-Armstrong told Lemon, who embedded with the protest group. The protest lasted roughly 30 minutes and effectively ended the church service as it drove congregants out. Lemon asked Ellison about the church invasion, prompting this response: The protest is fundamental to American society; this country started in a protest. It’s freedom of expression; people have a right to lift up their voices and make their peace. None of us are immune from the voice of the public. Quite honestly, I think that you got the First Amendment, freedom of religion and the freedom of First Amendment and freedom of expression. I think it’s just something you gotta live with in a society like this. Ellison ignored the 1994 FACE Act, which made it to prevent people from exercising religious freedom at places of worship. It states: “Whoever by force or threat of force or by physical obstruction, intentionally injures, intimidates or interferes with or attempts to injure intimidate, or interfere with any person lawfully exercising or seeking to exercise the First Amendment right of religious freedom at a place of religious worship” could be prosecuted under the law. “This administration is real tender about things when it comes to their own interest,” Ellison claimed. “But they don’t care about the same things when the things don’t lie in their favor. So they’re getting tender about a church service now.” “They’re arresting people in clinics, schools, churches, anywhere they choose to do it,” he alleged. “They don’t really care about sacred and sensitive places unless it works in their favor.” Ellison somehow segued to President Trump’s criticism of Jimmy Kimmel for his remarks about the death of Charlie Kirk, then threw in this completely unrelated remark about Trump: “The mad king won’t let you say jokes about him.” Tim Pearce contributed to this article.
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The Northern Lights Are Expected Over the Southern U.S.
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The Northern Lights Are Expected Over the Southern U.S.

The bitter cold of winter is finally settling in. If you’re someone who likes a crisp winter night, you might want to bundle up and take in Mother Nature’s free show tonight. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reports the northern lights will shine bright tonight, and more than half of the United States may see them.  The aurora borealis will light up the sky on January 19, and you could have a front row seat. We have all the details you need to plan your trip to see the northern lights. I've seen some fantastic northern lights photos this evening! If anybody is interested in learning how to take the best aurora photos possible with an iPhone – I've created a short tutorial. (Link below) pic.twitter.com/O97PL3CYYR— Dr. Ryan French (@RyanJFrench) January 20, 2026 The Northern Lights May Be Seen from 24 States According to Space.com, residents of 24 states will have a chance to see the northern lights. If you live in Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Michigan, New York, Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Missouri, or Colorado, take a look up at the sky. The NOAA confirmed severe geomagnetic storm levels that could make the aurora borealis fully or partially visible in dozens of states. The colors vary, but if you get even the smallest glimpse, you’re in for a treat. If you want to view the northern lights, the best place to go is one with little to no light pollution. The further into the country, the better. And don’t worry about having fancy equipment, you can photograph the northern lights with your cellphone. The Aurora Guy has a great tip. “Avoid headlamps, turning on your car headlights, or walking around in your shot as your camera takes pictures. Even if you only turn on a light for a few seconds, this will show up as an annoying flash in your video which is hard to remove,” he explains. “People moving in a shot can be a cool look, but usually I don’t prefer it. Aurora is the focus, here!” This story’s featured image can be found here
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JAMES CARTER And JACOB CHOE: MAGA Isn’t De-Globalization. It’s The Only Globalization Strategy That Still Works
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JAMES CARTER And JACOB CHOE: MAGA Isn’t De-Globalization. It’s The Only Globalization Strategy That Still Works

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Peace Activist Finds Herself on the Receiving End of Treatment She Gave Stephen Miller's Family
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Peace Activist Finds Herself on the Receiving End of Treatment She Gave Stephen Miller's Family

Peace Activist Finds Herself on the Receiving End of Treatment She Gave Stephen Miller's Family
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Spicer, Former WashPost Reporter SLAM Don Lemon’s Minneapolis Stunt with Anti-ICE Mob
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Spicer, Former WashPost Reporter SLAM Don Lemon’s Minneapolis Stunt with Anti-ICE Mob

On Monday morning’s The Huddle, our friend and co-host Sean Spicer teamed with fellow co-hosts Rachael Bade and Democratic strategist Dan Turrentine to slam disgraced former CNN host Don Lemon for tagging along with an anti-Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) mob to disrupt Sunday services at Minneapolis-based City Church based on a claim someone from ICE worked there. After scoffing at Lemon’s insistence this was “a clandestine mission” by activists, Bade played video of Lemon’s exchange with the pastor in which he lectured the reverend for not “loving” the mob and respecting the “Constitution and the First Amendment to freedom of speech and freedom to assemble and protest.” Bade — who worked for The Washington Post and Politico (and was a one-time CNN political analyst) before going independent last year — was aghast and didn’t mince words: .@TheDCHuddle host/former Washington Post and Politico reporter @RachaelMBade on Don Lemon tagging along with the anti-ICE mob to storm a Minneapolis church... pic.twitter.com/rt4T4uRXVi “There is a difference between being a journalist following along to cover a protest, cover… — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) January 20, 2026 Spicer agreed, starting with the fact that “he’s not a journalist,” which Bade said was “totally fair given what” Lemon was saying. Spicer then backed the proverbial truck up, slamming Lemon as “a disrespectful POS” and “an activist” who’s “always…been” this way, adding disrupting people “worshipping God” under the guise of the Constitution “is one of the lowest, most disgusting things I’ve ever seen in my life.” He went onto excoriate this “disgusting and inappropriate and wrong” behavior by Lemon but also the lack of “equal outrage” on the left for this was astounding (click “expand”): [Y]ou don’t have a right. That’s just not true, okay? And for him to say I have a right to be here, it’s a First Amendment, like — it’s so disgusting and inappropriate and wrong. The idea that there’s not more outrage and that it’s a right-leaning issue is just what’s wrong. The idea that there’s not equal outrage — again by saying no, there’s a line, you crossed it, you’re wrong, is so what’s going on right now. The idea that people that — that this is not getting coverage anywhere else is literally what’s wrong right now. I — I just — I’m so disgusted by that — and that this guy’s going to become some kind of a hero to the left because he stormed in the middle of a church service and — and accosted the pastor and then said, “I have a right to be here and I’m a Christian.” I — I literally — I — I — I actually will pray for that dude today and hope to God that — that God comes down to him and says, “you’re a moron. Don’t ever do this again. Atone for your sins.” Turrentine then jumped in and noted that “the doors of a church are open,” so anyone “can walk in” and thus “[i]t is a terrible look to interrupt a church service, just like it’s a terrible look to interrupt a classroom.” “[P]eople go there to kind of seek relief, to seek inspiration, to, you know, to make peace literally and figuratively. So, I — I — I think it is a terrible look. I think the average person who goes to church on Sunday looks at that and thinks, if that happened in my community at my church, I would be upset, right? Full stop,” he added. Turrentine zoomed out by tying Lemon’s antics to the rise of man-on-the-street YouTube-based personalities and journalists (click “expand”): TURRENTINE: I think, from a media standpoint, what I think you’re seeing with Don Lemon is we — we’ve talked about this, like, kind of journalist these independent journalists on the street with their camcorders kind of trying to make news. I’m sure he wants — he wants imagery. He wants, you know, the — the — the pastor criticizing ICE to take it and say, “see, look, the pastor,” and I — I know there was the opposite. They think the pastor is part — was part of ICE or is part of ICE. It’s — it’s crazy. I — I mean, all of this is just this feeling of both sides trying to get the other. I hear a lot of Democrats who would tell you that they wish, like, the Pope and others who have spoken out about what’s happening on immigration, that this is not how you treat people, not what the Bible tells you about how to treat people. So, you know, everyone’s trying to get their aha moment on camera. SPICER: But — but wait. Just — I — I just want to put this out as a PSA in case Don’s listening. If you come to my church, I will not react the same way that pastor did. I will spend Monday in confession atoning for my sins for what I will do. Just for the record. But I — I — TURRENTINE: You’re like the dad in Landman who’s like, this is how I would have handled it. SPICER: — but — but I will say that what — what — what — what upsets me on this whole thing is that, like, this — this treat people the — if you don’t like what ICE is doing, change the law. Don’t have — TURRENTINE: Well, but Sean, hold on. It — here’s the thing, though, you got to be careful about. You have instances now where ICE has stopped people — the people have said, “Hey, I’m an American citizen.” And they’re like, “where are your papers? Where are your papers?” And the person’s like, “hey, okay, wait, hold on a sec. I don’t —” And these people with whistles and other things start pointing and the ICE agents have basically peeled out. On the left, what they’re saying is, “oh, that’s not lawful what they were starting to do, and that’s why they ran away.” Now, I hear you. This is why it’s spinning out of control, right? Because everyone is looking to get the other side. You’re doing something you’re not supposed to be doing. I hate that now you have these people walking around with cellphone cameras hunting for wrongdoing almost trying to cause wrongdoing. SPICER: But — but — but — TURRENTINE: That’s where — the left is saying — SPICER: — okay. TURRENTINE: — enough. Bade also teed off on the general vitriol toward ICE agents: “But it’s also — but it’s also, like, directing — directing the fire and the anger at ICE officials or people with — tied to ICE who are just following orders. Like, there’s these civil servants who are following orders.” Spicer replied social media provocateurs like Lemon are “creating the very chaos that they’re then denouncing” and also have “suddenly cared about ICE agents being masked” when they had “no problem with…hoodlums walking around with masks accosting people.” As they were taping live on Monday morning, Bade wondered: “Have any Democrats come out and said, ‘let’s not storm churches?’ You know, like, I haven’t seen a single one.” Before moving onto a story about President Trump’s interview last week with CBS News, Spicer and Turrentine forecast the political implications of these hijinks going forward if they were to continue (click “expand”): TURRENTINE: [W]hen you had the members of Congress trying to, you know, break into the ICE facilities. I mean, there is — I — I agree. this is where, as Democrats, when — when we were in the headlines in the spring for this stuff, the Trump team was winning because we looked unreasonable and out of control. Now, when the headlines are, you know, massive weaponry knocking on doors, the administration looks out of control. It is — this race to — neither side feels like they can back down. SPICER: Well, I said this last week and I’ll just say it again because this started with our side being all fired up about Minnesota fraud. We were on the high ground. We’re going in and then I agree, perception-wise, it didn’t look good how it played out, like, in terms of what’s going on — on — on television screens in the morning. But I think that this is another this goes back now. This is that moment where does storming a church in the middle of a Sunday service reflect well? And — and again, no one on the Democratic party saying, “hey, this is wrong. Don Lemon’s a clown.” I haven’t heard, you know, is this now going to pinball back the other way? To see the relevant transcript from The Huddle on January 19, click here.
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State Senator Omar Fateh calls for eviction moratorium to help residents 'terrified' to go to work in Minnesota
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State Senator Omar Fateh calls for eviction moratorium to help residents 'terrified' to go to work in Minnesota

Minnesota state Senator Omar Fateh called for the governor to issue an eviction moratorium to help his "neighbors" who are having a tough time making ends meet under the threat of deportation.The Trump administration has increased immigration enforcement efforts in Minnesota after more and more evidence of government welfare and relief fraud in the Somali community.'Our neighbors are terrified to leave their homes, go to work and many are now struggling to make ends meet.'Fateh said in a statement on social media Monday that Democratic Gov. Tim Walz should place restrictions on evictions to help those affected by the crackdown."Minnesota is in an emergency. Our neighbors are terrified to leave their homes, go to work and many are now struggling to make ends meet," he posted."Minnesotans are already stepping up to help their neighbors in need — it is time for the governor to enact an eviction moratorium," he added.Many on social media reacted with scorn to the suggestion."Go to work? You mean scam and fraud? That is not real work," one critic responded."If they are terrified, they are illegal or commiting fraud[.] Sane law abiding citizens aren't terrified," another replied."Another scam in the works!" another detractor said.A similar moratorium was demanded by unions in Los Angeles to protect illegal immigrants from evictions over their inability to continue to work while being hunted by federal immigration enforcement agents.Fateh, a son of Somali immigrants to Minnesota, is best known for his failed campaign for Minneapolis mayor. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Mayor Jacob Frey took the office with nearly a 6% margin over Fateh in November.RELATED: Minnesota news outlet is getting wrecked over story on Somali migrants' economic impact on Minnesota Walz has also been accused of obstructing investigations into the Somali fraud in Minnesota, though he has denied the allegations and claimed to have ordered criminal probes into the schemes.Republicans in Minnesota have already drawn up articles of impeachment against Walz.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!
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Citizen Journalist Tries to Enroll His One-Year-Old in Somali Daycare; Threats Are Made
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Citizen Journalist Tries to Enroll His One-Year-Old in Somali Daycare; Threats Are Made

Citizen Journalist Tries to Enroll His One-Year-Old in Somali Daycare; Threats Are Made
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MN AG Ellison: Storming Churches ... Just 'Public Voice' – Because Laws Are Optional for Leftist Mobs
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MN AG Ellison: Storming Churches ... Just 'Public Voice' – Because Laws Are Optional for Leftist Mobs

MN AG Ellison: Storming Churches ... Just 'Public Voice' – Because Laws Are Optional for Leftist Mobs
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Anti-ICE Activist Who Terrorized Kids in Church Is a Sitting Saint Paul School Board Member
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Anti-ICE Activist Who Terrorized Kids in Church Is a Sitting Saint Paul School Board Member

Anti-ICE Activist Who Terrorized Kids in Church Is a Sitting Saint Paul School Board Member
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St. Paul Hotels Cancel Reservations Due to ‘Heightened Security Concerns’
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St. Paul Hotels Cancel Reservations Due to ‘Heightened Security Concerns’

St. Paul Hotels Cancel Reservations Due to ‘Heightened Security Concerns’
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