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What is the Insurrection Act of 1807 that Trump threatened to invoke?
Posted by Mark Moore, Samuel Chamberlain on January 15, 2026 Tags: Categories: Other News The 1807 law that President Trump threatened to invoke Thursday to deploy the US military against anti-immigration enforcement rioters in Minnesota was last used in 1992 to stem violence that broke out in Los Angeles after four cops were acquitted of assault following the beating of black motorist Rodney King.
What is the Insurrection Act of 1807 that Trump threatened to invoke? Original
Presidents Thomas Jefferson (left) and George H.W. Bush The 1807 law that President Trump threatened to invoke Thursday to deploy the US military against anti-immigration enforcement rioters in Minnesota was last used in 1992 to stem violence that broke out in Los Angeles after four cops were acquitted of assault following the beating of black motorist Rodney King.
What is the Insurrection Act of 1807 that Trump threatened to invoke?
Mark Moore, Samuel Chamberlain January 15, 2026 at 2:31 PM An image collage containing 3 images, Image 1 shows U.S. President Donald Trump seated at a desk, speaking during an interview in the Oval Office, Image 2 shows Armed officers stand outside at night under pink and blue lights, Image 3 shows Federal immigration officers in gas masks and helmets confronting protesters amidst smoke The 1807 law that President Trump threatened to invoke Thursday to deploy the US military against...
Hominins on Sulawesi during the Early Pleistocene
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Abstract The dispersal of archaic hominins beyond mainland Southeast Asia (Sunda)1 represents the earliest evidence for humans crossing ocean barriers to reach isolated landmasses2,3,4. Previously, the oldest indication of hominins in Wallacea, the oceanic island zone east of Sunda, comprised flaked stone artefacts deposited at least 1.02 ± 0.02 million years ago (Ma) at Wolo Sege on Flores5.
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Musk's DOGE Website Goes 'Live'. The Main Feature Is An X Feed.
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, created by an executive order by President Donald Trump on Jan. 20, has gone "live" with its website, which consists mainly of postings on X, which Musk owns, and promising more info about "savings" on Friday. "DOGE website is live!" the site proclaimed Wednesday. "Initial site: 1. X feed posts 2. Consolidated government org chart - enormous manual effort consolidating 16,000+ offices 3.
Woman Finds Brother Beaten to Death in Basement of Their Family Home by Men He Met on a Dating App: Police Original
The family of a Chicago man was upstairs as he was tied up with duct tape, gagged with a sock and brutally beaten in January, according to People. George Levin, 63, was found by his sister in the basement on Jan. 26 a few hours after he enjoyed dinner with the family upstairs, People reported, citing the criminal complaint. Geiderwuin Bello Morales, 21, and Jefferson Ubilla-Delgado, 29, were arrested days later and charged with felony murder in Levin's death.
Trump Says He Won't Deport Prince Harry: 'He's Got Enough Problems With His Wife' Original
President Donald Trump said he has no plans to deport Prince Harry while taking a shot at the British royal's wife, Meghan Markle. "I don't want to do that," Trump told the New York Post. "I'll leave him alone. He's got enough problems with his wife. She's terrible." The Duke and Duchess of Sussex live in Montecito, Calif., with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, after stepping back from their official royal duties in 2020.
'Virgin River' Actor 'Grieving' Brutal Killings of His Mother and Stepfather in France Original
An actor on "Virgin River" said is "grieving the loss" of his mother and her husband after they were found murdered in France. Dawn Searle, the mother of Scottish actor Callum Kerr, who plays "Everett" on the Netflix series, and her husband Andrew were found dead on Thursday at their country house in the French village of Les Pesquiès, People reported. The mayor of a nearby town said their deaths were "clearly a homicide," the Scotsman reported, citing French media.
Justin Trudeau Caught on Hot-Mic Warning Trump's Plan to Annex Canada Is 'a Real Thing' Original
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was captured on a hot-mic telling a gathering of business leaders that President Donald Trump's comments about taking over Canada is a "real thing." Trudeau, who said he will step down after March's elections, said Trump, who has suggested making Canada the "51st state" because he wants the country's minerals, must be taken seriously.
Hamas Releases 3 Frail and Gaunt Hostages in Exchange Israel Calls 'Shocking' Original
Hamas released three hostages on Saturday, parading the gaunt and frail-looking men across a stage filled with heavily armed militants in an exhibition the Israeli government called "shocking." Eli Sharabi, 52, Ohad Ben Ami, 56 and Or Levy, 34, who appeared unsteady on their feet, were led onto the stage by Hamas fighters and made to make public statements, according to the Associated Press. The three were among the roughly 250 people kidnapped during Hamas' Oct.
Panama Says US Claims It Can Use Canal For Free Are False
Panama has denied the State Department's claims that U.S. government vessels will not be charged a fee to sail through the Panama Canal because of pressure from President Donald Trump who has threatened to take back the waterway.
CDC Removes Gender Identity, Sexual Orientation and HIV Web Pages Following Trump's DEI Purge
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) scrubbed references to gender equity, sexual orientation and HIV-related content on its website to comply with President Donald Trump's directives against DEI. As of Saturday afternoon, pages on the agency's site about HIV treatments for transgender people and information about LGBTQ+ youth health were missing or down. Charles Ezell, the acting director of the U.S. office of personnel management, informed CDC employees in a Jan.
Pentagon Press Office Swaps Mainstream Publications For MAGA Media Original
The Defense Department is swapping out traditional news media outlets that cover the Pentagon for more right-wing organizations that are noted for their more positive coverage of President Donald Trump, according to a report.
Frontrunner For Canada PM Says It Will 'Stand Up To a Bully' In Face Of Trump Tariffs Original
The leading candidate to replace Justin Trudeau as prime minister said Canada will not back down to President Donald Trump's tariffs, declaring we are "going to stand up to a bully." Trump on Friday followed through on his campaign promises to slap 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada, two top U.S. trading partners, because he says they have failed to stop immigrants and deadly fentanyl from crossing the border into the United States. He will impose 10% tariffs on China, as well.
Hamas Releases 3 Hostages, Including Israeli-American Keith Siegel. Fate of Other Hostage's Wife and 2 Young Sons Remains Unknown Original
Hamas released three hostages, including Israeli-American citizen Keith Siegel, on Saturday and Israel freed 183 Palestinian prisoners in the fourth exchange since the ceasefire went into effect last month, according to reports. Yarden Bibas, 35, and Ofer Kalderon, 54, were set free by Hamas in Khan Younis, and a frail-looking Siegel was released a couple of hours later in Gaza City, according to the Associated Press. The three men have been held in captivity since Hamas invaded Israel on Oct.
President Trump's Approval Rating Is 'Historically Low'
President Donald Trump's approval rating at the outset of his second White House term is slightly better than at the start of his first administration, but remains "historically low" for presidents dating back 70 years, according to a survey. The president's initial approval rating is at 47%, rosier than the 45% at the beginning of his first go-around, but it still places him at the bottom of elected presidents going back to 1953, a Gallup poll taken between Jan. 21-Jan. 27 found.
Defense Secretary Attacks DEI Programs At Briefing Into Collision Involving Army Helicopter
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth echoed President Donald Trump's baseless claims that Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policies could have led to a fatal mid-air collision between an Army Black Hawk helicopter and an American Airlines plane near Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C. Hegseth joined Trump at a White House briefing on Wednesday night's crash that killed 64 people on the plane and three on the military helicopter.
Sen. Warren Slams Trump After He Fires 12 Internal Watchdogs 'In The Middle Of The Night': 'Paving The Way For Widespread Corruption'
The Trump administration, in a late night purge, informed the inspectors general of at least 12 top federal agencies that they have been fired in what one official called a "massacre" and a Democratic senator said paves the "way for widespread corruption." The Washington Post, which first reported on the firings, said the expulsions could clear the way for President Donald Trump to install loyalists to be in charge of identifying fraud, waste and abuse.
Hamas Releases Four Female Israeli Soldiers in Exchange for 200 Palestinian Prisoners as Fragile Cease-Fire Continues Original
Four female Israeli soldiers held for 477 days were freed by Hamas in Gaza on Saturday, the second hostage release since the cease-fire deal was reached earlier this month. In exchange, Israel began releasing the first 70 of 200 Palestinian prisoners, the Associated Press reported. The four—identified as Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy and Liri Albag—have been held since Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas militants overwhelmed the Nahal Oz military in the invasion of Israel.
Google Promises To Take 'Rigorous Steps' To Combat Fake Reviews
Google vowed to take "rigorous steps" to combat fake online reviews and impose serious punishments for reviewers and businesses that profit from them, a British monitor said on Friday.
Trump Taps Man Who Was Fired From Space Force For Top Air Force Position
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Trump Taps Man Who Was Fired From Space Force For Top Air Force Position Original
President-elect Donald Trump announced Matthew Lohmeier as his choice for under secretary of the Air Force on Truth Social on Friday night. Lohmeier was fired by the Space Force in 2021 for his controversial comments that Marxist beliefs and DEI policies were rampant in the military, according to reports.
Israeli Government Finalizes Ceasefire Deal, First Hostages To Be Released Starting Sunday Original
The Israeli government early Saturday morning signed off on the ceasefire and hostage deal with Hamas, ending 15 months of war and prompting joyous celebrations among Palestinians in Gaza and cautious hope among the families of those being held, according to reports. The ceasefire will begin at 8:30 a.m. Sunday local time said Majid al-Ansari, the foreign minister of Qatar, which had been instrumental in the negotiations, said on X.
Huge Fire Burns At World’s Largest Battery Plant in Northern California
A fire burning at the world’s largest battery storage plant in Northern California that forced the evacuation of hundreds of people continued to burn Friday morning, according to reports. “There’s no way to sugarcoat it. This is a disaster, is what it is,” Monterey County Supervisor Glenn Church told KSBW-TV. He said the fire is not likely to spread beyond the concrete barrier surrounding the building.
Mysterious Airstrip Is Being Built On A Remote Island Off Yemen: Report
A mysterious airstrip is reportedly near completion on a remote island off Yemen in a critical commercial shipping lane near the Gulf of Aden. The Associated Press analyzed satellite photos of the runway on Abd al-Kuri Island in the Indian Ocean, a placement that could provide a key landing zone for military operations in the waterway.
Petition For 'Immediate Recall' of Los Angeles Mayor Garners Nearly 60,000 Signatures, Cites 'Gross Mismanagement' of Wildfires
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Blind Former Child Actor Dies in LA Wildfires After Mother Tried to Save Him: 'Mom, Leave Me' Original
A former child actor and inspirational speaker died in the California wildfires when his home in Malibu was overtaken by flames, his mother said, recalling his last heartbreaking words: "Mom, leave me." The mother of Rory Callum Sykes, Shelley Sykes, announced the death of her 32-year-old son, who starred in the British TV show "Kiddy Kapers," in a post on her X page.
New York City to Close 13 Emergency Shelters as Number of Migrants in the City Falls
New York City will close 13 emergency shelters that housed asylum seekers by June as the numbers of migrants in the Big Apple have fallen to its lowest point in 18 months. Mayor Eric Adams announced the closings in all five boroughs on Friday, crediting his administration's strategy for dealing with the immigration crisis and the federal government's border policy changes that have reduced the number of migrants entering the United States.
Prime Minister Says Greenlanders 'Do Not Want To Be American' As Trump Eyes Annexation Original
The prime minister of Greenland pushed back at President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to take over the Arctic nation, saying "we do not want to be Americans." Prime Minister Múte Egede, speaking alongside Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in Copenhagen on Friday, sounded open to speaking with Trump but was adamant about what the people of Greenland want. "Greenland is for the Greenlandic people. We do not want to be Danish, we do not want to be American.
'Significant Flare-Up' in Palisades Fire Prompts New Evacuation Orders Original
A "significant flare-up" in the largest of the six wildfires scorching Southern California prompted new evacuation orders, but the fierce winds that have spread the flames calmed Friday night, giving weary firefighters a short respite.
30-Year Mortgage Rates Now Highest Since July: Freddie Mac
The 30-year-mortage rate continues to climb as it hit its highest level since July on Thursday. The benchmark 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.93%, up from last week when it averaged 6.91%, Freddie Mac reported. A year ago the rate averaged 6.66%. “In the first full week of the new year, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage remained elevated at just under 7 percent,” Sam Khater, Freddie Mac’s chief economist, said.
Obama, Trump Share Chat, Laughs Before Start Of Jimmy Carter Funeral Service Original
Former President Barack Obama and President-elect Donald Trump appeared to be engaged in a deep, intimate discussion during the memorial service for President Jimmy Carter on Thursday at the National Cathedral. Both men could be seen laughing as the two rivals chatted. At one point, Obama nodded several times as Trump leaned in during the conversation. Melania Trump, seated to Trump's left, stared straight ahead during their extended exchange.
Trump Calls On Gov. Newsom To Resign Over California Wildfires: 'This Is All His Fault'
President-elect Donald Trump early Thursday continued to fan the flames of the long-running feud between him and Gov. Gavin Newsom, blaming the devastating wildfires in Southern California on his "gross incompetence" and calling for the Democrat to step down. "One of the best and most beautiful parts of the United States of America is burning down to the ground. It's ashes, and Gavin Newscum should resign. This is all his fault!!!" the incoming president posted on Truth Social.
President Biden Cancels Final Overseas Trip Due To Los Angeles Wildfires
President Joe Biden canceled a trip to Italy where he was supposed to meet with Pope Francis and top government officials to remain in Washington, D.C., to monitor the disastrous wildfires in California, the White House said. Biden was scheduled to leave for Italy for the three-day after he delivered the eulogy Thursday at a memorial service for President Jimmy Carter, his final overseas trip as president.
Kansas Man Who Let Dogs Eat Ex-Girlfriend's Body Threatened to Cut Her Head 'Clean Off' Days Before Killing
A Kansas man was sentenced to life in prison for killing his ex-girlfriend by beating her with an ax and allowing dogs to gnaw at her body—days after promising to "cut her head clean off," according to reports. Jon Ewing, 64, of Scranton, was order to serve a life term in a state correctional facility for the 2021 killing of Deborah Ann Stephens, Law&Crime reported. Shawnee County District Court Judge Brett A.
Kansas Man Who Let Dogs Eat Ex-Girlfriend's Body Threatened to Cut Her Head 'Clean Off' Days Before Killing Original
A Kansas man was sentenced to life in prison for killing his ex-girlfriend by beating her with an ax and allowing dogs to gnaw at her body—days after promising to "cut her head clean off," according to reports. Jon Ewing, 64, of Scranton, was order to serve a life term in a state correctional facility for the 2021 killing of Deborah Ann Stephens, Law&Crime reported. Shawnee County District Court Judge Brett A.
Volkswagen CEO's Speech to Workers Drowned Out By Boos After He Says Company 'Isn't Operating in a Fantasy World'
Volkswagen's CEO was met by a litany of boos from workers when he said the company isn't "operating in a fantasy world" this week as the German automaker threatens to shutter plants and slash thousands of jobs as part of cost-cutting measures, according to a report. Volkswagen Group CEO Oliver Blume was speaking to about 20,000 workers at the company's main plant in Wolfsburg, which employs about 60,000 workers, that was attended by German Labor Minister Hubertus Heil, Reuters reported.
Russia's 'Meat-Grinder' Tactics Led to 45,680 Casualties in November, Setting Record For Most Bloodshed Since War Began Original
Russia's "meat-grinder" tactics in the nearly three-year-old war in Ukraine has resulted in Moscow taking territory but at an "enormous cost" in military lives lost, according to a report. Since invading its western neighbor in February 2022, Russia has captured or retaken about 907 square miles in eastern Ukraine and in Russia's western Kursk region, but the gains have been marked by a dreadful human toll, the BBC reported.
Search For 'Armed And Dangerous' Idaho Murder Suspect Who 'Walked Away' From Prison Work Camp Ends After 24-Hour Manhunt Original
A fugitive considered "armed and dangerous" was captured Friday night after he walked away from a prison work camp in Idaho the day before. Kevin Kuintzle, 33, was arrested in Pocatello by police and Idaho State Police troopers after fleeing a work camp in St. Anthony Thursday evening, the Idaho Department of Correction said. After escaping the camp, Kuintzle allegedly stole a firearm and tried to carjack a vehicle in Idaho Falls, the Idaho State Journal reported.
MAGA Influencer Charged With Battery After Allegedly Pepper-Spraying Feminist Original
MAGA influencer Nicholas Fuentes, who posted "Your body, my choice" on social media after Donald Trump's election, has been charged with battery for allegedly pepper-spraying a woman who knocked on his door to contest the viral sexist posting, according to a report. The 26-year-old Fuentes was booked on the misdemeanor count last Wednesday by police in the Chicago suburb where he lives, the Smoking Gun reported.
UnitedHealthcare CEO Assassin Ditched Backpack In Central Park Before Fleeing NYC on Bus Original
New York City police say they found the backpack believed to have been worn by the gunman who fatally shot UnitedHealthcare's CEO outside a Midtown Manhattan hotel early Wednesday morning, according to a report. The backpack was recovered Friday evening in Central Park where video showed the suspect in Brian Thompson's ambush killing Wednesday morning fleeing on a bicycle after the shooting outside the Hilton Hotel, ABC News reported.
Former FBI Agent Dismisses Theory Brian Thompson Hired His Own Assassin: 'What An Idiotic Thing To Say'
A former FBI agent rejected a theory as "idiotic" raised by a former Maryland State Police Commander that UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson may have hired an assassin to kill him on a New York City street this week. "What an idiotic thing to say," retired FBI special agent Jennifer Coffindaffer wrote on X, linking to the interview on CNN. "Keeping it real Friday," she added.
New York Police Probe Atlanta Connection To UnitedHealthcare CEO Assassin
The man investigators believe fatally gunned down a top executive at UnitedHealthcare outside of a hotel in Midtown Manhattan may have traveled to New York City on a bus from Atlanta as the manhunt for the killer enters its third day, according to a report. The killer of Brian Thompson arrived at the Port Authority bus terminal on Nov. 24 on a bus that left Atlanta, the Associated Press reported. But it's unclear if the suspect boarded the bus in Atlanta or elsewhere on the route.
More Than 7,500 Fish Die In Truck Crash In Washington State
More than 7,500 fingerling rainbow trout were killed when a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife truck overturned. PETER KOHALMI/AFP via Getty Images) A truck ferrying fish in Washington State overturned, losing more than 7,500 fingerling rainbow trout, according to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. The fish were being transported Tuesday for stocking at Offut Lake in the spring. The driver of the vehicle, a WDFW worker, was treated at the scene and released.
'Make Amazon Pay:' Global Protests Planned On Busy Holiday Shopping Weekend
Amazon workers are planning to strike from Black Friday to Cyber Monday, one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year, over working conditions and wages, according to the union. Workers from around the world are protesting under the banner of "Make Amazon Pay," a work stoppage organized by the UNI Global Union and Progressive International.
Indian Airlines Suffer Through 1,000 Hoax Bomb Scares
India’s airlines and airports reportedly received nearly 1,000 fake bomb threats as of early November, disrupting flight schedules and wreaking havoc on services. Murlidhar Mohol, the country’s deputy civil aviation minister, told parliament that 999 bogus threats had been received as of Nov. 14, with more than half of them coming in the last two weeks of October, the BBC reported. That was nearly 10 times the number of threats made in 2023 and a sharp increase from years past.
Texas Gets Major Court Victory In Razor Wire Dispute At Border
A federal appeals court ruled that Border Patrol agents cannot cut a razor wire fence Texas installed on the U.S. border with Mexico to deter immigrants from illegally crossing into the country, according to a report. The 29-mile fence was installed near Eagle Pass, which has become a flash point in the contentious arguments over curtailing immigration. Wednesday's ruling is a win for Texas in its continuing clash with the Biden administration, the Associated Press reported. Texas Gov.
Russian Ruble Slump Might Spark Rise In Interest Rates: Report
The ruble has plummeted to its lowest point since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022 and could force the central bank to increase its key lending rate, according to a report. The ruble has fallen more than 9% against the dollar since Nov. 21 when the U.S. slapped sanctions on more than two dozen Russian banks, Bloomberg reported. In response, the Bank of Russia has been raising interest rates to record highs to curb inflation.
Trump Gives A Special Thanksgiving Message To 'Radical Left Lunatics'
President-elect Donald Trump took time out from his transition to the White House to pause for the Thanksgiving holiday and offer greetings to "Radical Left Lunatics." "Happy Thanksgiving to all, including to the Radical Left Lunatics who have worked so hard to destroy our Country, but who have miserably failed, and will always fail, because their ideas and policies are so hopelessly bad that the great people of our Nation just gave a landslide victory to those who want to MAKE AMERICA GREAT...
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