by Brian Lupo, The Gateway Pundit: A series of emails uncovered in the most recent release by the Department of Justice (DOJ) reads like a spy thriller novel: American agents in a foreign country attacking local law enforcement to disrupt an investigation.  Threats made all the way up to the President of Mexico.  A judge shot […]

by Mac Slavo, SHTF Plan: The Department of War is looking to enhance its ability to target its enemies using artificial intelligence, or “killer AI”. But it’s clashing with Anthropic over safeguards that the ruling class does not want. Head of the Department of War, Pete Hegseth, a Christian Nationalist, vowed not to use artificial […]

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Kelly Clarkson is ending her talk show after seven seasons — not because of burnout, but to focus on what matters most: being present for her kids in the wake of a life-changing year. Continue reading…

Okay, how is this possible? A video released by Russian State media shows a series of moons spotted above the city of St. Petersburg. The phenomenon is believed to occur through the process of paraselene. Take a look: Four moons appear over Russia’s St. Petersburg The spectacle, known as a paraselene, was created by moonlight bending through ice crystals in the frosty atmosphere pic.twitter.com/J5C5h4uDx8 — RT (@RT_com) February 1, 2026 The Hindustan Times had these details to share on the rare moment: Skywatchers in Russia’s St. Petersburg witnessed an unusual celestial sight when four moons appeared in the night sky. The rare event was reportedly spotted on Sunday night and its clips quickly drew attention online. Users shared their amazement at the glowing formation above the Russian city. The striking sight left many stargazers stunned as bright shapes seemed to flank the Moon, creating the illusion of multiple lunar bodies. Here’s a photo of it from a distance: 4 Moons spotted over Odessa, this is a unique optical phenomenon due to severe frosts. pic.twitter.com/T8qjmcnXPq — MoloMonitor (@MoloWarMonitor) February 1, 2026 NDTV gave a scientific explanation of the phenomenon: Paraselene is a phenomenon that creates the illusion of multiple moons along with the main Moon. The “extra” moons appear as bright spots on either side of the real moon. As explained by Collins Dictionary, it is a moonlike optical illusion which is caused by moonlight passing through ice crystals in the upper atmosphere. Stunned users rushed to the comment section and started their probe, asking Grok, the free AI assistant designed by xAI, to find more about it. “Yes, it’s real. This is a paraselene (moon dog), an optical illusion caused by moonlight refracting through ice crystals in the atmosphere, creating “mock moons.” It was observed in St. Petersburg on Feb 1, 2026, as reported by multiple sources,” Grok responded, confirming it. But in another response, Grok said it was likely a “train of Starlink satellites”. “The report calls it paraselene (moon dogs from ice crystal refraction), but the video’s sequential emergence fits satellites better than a static halo effect. Cool sight either way!” it added.

A Westchester County jury has delivered a landmark verdict in the case of 22-year-old Fox Varian, awarding her $2 million after finding her former medical team liable for malpractice. This marks the first time a "detransitioner" lawsuit in the U.S. has successfully gone to a jury trial and resulted in a plaintiff victory.