On a mostly clear but still cold Friday, here are some things going on:
From National Review, the Department of Justice drops its case against a doctor who blew the whistle on transgender operations performed on children.
From FrontpageMag, the myth of Alaska's Mount Denali, a.k.a. Mount McKinley.
From Townhall, a major update on deportations and the power of local law enforcement to help carry them out.
From The Washington Free Beacon, how to make President Trump's promised "golden age" a reality.
From the Washington Examiner, Department of Justice lawyers are instructed to drop three pending cases against people protesting outside of abortion clinics.
From The Federalist, what the film Wicked and the not-so-wonderful wizard of Oz teach about the power of propaganda.
From American Thinker and the "tinfoil hat" department, are the Los Angeles wildfires a chance outbreak, or part of the Great Reset?
From MRCTV, Secretary of Health and Human Services nominee Robert Kennedy Jr. is pleased with Trump's order to declassify the files related to the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., President John F. Kennedy, and Senator Robert F. Kennedy (D-NY). (If my father and uncle had both been murdered, and much of the information relating to the murders were kept secret, I'd want to know everything, too.)
From NewsBusters, co-host Ana Navarro of The View claims that Trump is rolling back interracial marriages.
From Canada Free Press, Hollywood is in a hole and keeps on digging.
From TCW Defending Freedom, the BBC is wrong to claim that hurricanes are getting worse.
From EuroNews, according to Russian investigators, an Azerbaijan Airlines flight was brought down by a Pantsir-S1 defensive missile system. (The article cites, but does not link to, the source AnewZ. However, a little keyboard effort found me the AnewZ article.)
From Balkan Insight, Croatians boycott shops, malls and gas stations for one day in response to surging prices.
From The North Africa Post, the Sudanese Army and the Rapid Support Forces battle near the al-Jili oil refinery north of the capital city of Khartoum.
From The New Arab, Palestinian prisoners in Israel could be a contentious issue for the second phase of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
From Arutz Sheva, Hamas reportedly executes several people accused of being "collaborators" with Israel.
From Gatestone Institute, Azerbaijan continues to illegally hold and torture Armenian hostages and deny international media and observers access to their trials.
From Radio Free Asia, a Cambodian migrant worker in South Korea claims that his passport was revoke because of his online comments.
From The Stream, Muslims allegedly turn to terrorism to "avenge lost battles of history", such as the one near Tours, France in 732.
From The Daily Signal, debunking four major errors made in lawsuits filed against Trump's order to end birthright citizenship executive order.
From The American Conservative, Trump's pardon of website host Ross Ulbricht is the greatest victory of the "libertarian movement".
From The Western Journal, Senator Fake Cherokee's (D-MA) attack on Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth reveals her own double standards.
From The Daily Wire, the flights deporting illegal aliens have begun.
From the Daily Caller, how a group of young Trump staffers worked for 72 hours to set up his second inauguration.
From the New York Post, ICE nabs pedophiles, gangbangers, and a suspected terrorist based in New York City.
From Newsmax, Trump's suggestion that Canada become the 52st U.S. state result in hats with the message "Canada is Not for Sale" going viral.
And from Breitbart, actor/singer Dennis Leary updates his song [bleep]hole to shame people who wouldn't wear masks during the coronavirus pandemic, which is now long over.
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