It's incredible to witness how dramatic the atmosphere is as Trump's 2nd inauguration approaches.

If Trump 1.0 led to The Resistance, then Trump 2.0 is leading to the Acquiescence — or really, the Liberation.

There's a collective cultural sigh of relief. Mark Zuckerberg has announced that Meta is junking its fact checkers and rolling back censorship. McDonalds, Walmart, and Boeing are getting rid of their DEI programs.

And now, Starbucks brought back its policy requiring people to be paying customers to use the bathroom or loiter in the building — a policy they got rid of during the Great Awokening on the ridiculous grounds it was "racist."

Suddenly, it's okay to enforce the law again. Gavin Newsom is even vowing the throw the book at looters in California.

Wokeism, it turns out, had a glass jaw. Hit it firmly and it shatters. Why? Because not only is it a corrosive cancer in every company, institution, or country where it takes root, but most people secretly hate it. They just needed leaders to take a stand, break the spell, and show the woke for what they really are: Cowardly, resentful, meanspirited parasites. Many people played a role, but Donald Trump led the way.

The malaise of the past decade is dissipating and America is ascendant once more.

Thank God.

NEW: A vegetation fire in San Bernardino has the potential to grow into a structure-threatening blaze, officials said.

Prayers for the K-9 police officer who was shot in the line of duty this afternoon. 🙏🏽

UPDATE: Hours after the deputy was killed, several gunshots were heard in the same area, indicating ongoing tension and activity in the vicinity.

Officials said the suspect, identified as 56-year-old Robert Lee Davis III, was found hiding in a dumpster near the scene after an extensive search by law enforcement.

Davis reportedly shot the K-9 twice, and an officer returned fire, killing the suspect.

According to U.S. Marshal, the K-9′s name is Rocky, a Belgian Malinois. Vets are still working to save him.

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

One home in Pacific Palisades, CA survived the Palisades Fire, but has since split in half from a landslide.

Matthew Seedorff

Carl Higbie: "The left is worried that Pam Bondi is going to do to them exactly what they did to Trump and his people."

K9 Rocky, part of the U.S. Marshal’s Special Operations Group, was shot multiple times in the neck during takedown of the man who killed Brazoria County Deputy Jesus Vargas.

Rocky was flown to the vet in a DPS chopper & is expected to survive. His handler says he saved his life.

Please join us in sending prayers and, or, positive thoughts for his recovery. 🙏🏽

Jack Hoffman, the cancer patient who captured the hearts of Nebraska football fans and inspired the nation as a 7-year-old when he ran for a touchdown during the Cornhuskers’ 2013 spring game, has died at the age of 19.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to Jack’s family, friends and all those whose lives he touched. 💙

Rest in paradise Jack. Prayers for his family and friends. 🙏🏽

Nearly 30 suspects of burglary, theft, looting, and arson have been arrested as the blaze continues on. LACSD Sheriff Robert Luna has requested additional assistance from the National Guard to help combat crime.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/over-two-dozen-arrested-in-la-fire-zones-including-burglary-suspect-disguised-as-firefighter

New Social Security Law Increases Benefits for Millions

Let's go over what exactly this new law did and how it increases Social Security benefits for roughly 3 million people.
https://ept.ms/SocialSecurityLawS

The Dearborn Police Department, Michigan, sadly announced the death of Dearborn United Dispatch Dispatcher Donald Gephart.

Don faithfully served the greater Dearborn-area community for many years. He began his career as a Dearborn Ordinance Officer in 2015, then served as an Inkster Police Reserve Officer before joining our team as a Dearborn Police Dispatcher in 2017.

Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood. 🙏🏽

Join us this Saturday, January 18th, for our LAPD Hiring Seminar held at the Elysian Park Police Academy at 1880 Academy Dr., Los Angeles, 90012 at 7:30am.

Come learn about the hiring process, and our new starting salary.

To RSVP for the Hiring Seminar go to the JoinLAPD.com Homepage to register. If you have questions call us at (213) 473-3450

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Dangerous Fire Situation🔥

On January 15, 2025, at about 2 PM, San Bernardino police officers in conjunction with San Bernardino County fire personnel, responded to a spreading brushfire on Little Mountain Drive near Edgehill Drive.

Per San Bernardino County Fire, forward progress of the fire has been stopped at 34 acres with no reported damage to structures. There were no reported injuries to civilians or fire personnel.

Through further investigation, Officers arrested an adult male for two felony charges, one being PC 452c – Reckless Burning, based on probable cause.

Police and Fire personnel are still on scene. There is a hard road closure on Little Mountain Drive from Edgehill to Sheridan Road.

San Bernardino Police Department

🔥Incident Updates (1/15/2025 PM)
#PalisadesFire
* Pacific Palisades (LA County)
* 23,713 acres, 21% contained
fire.ca.gov/incidents/2025…

#EatonFire
* North Pasadena and Altadena  (LA County)
* 14,117 acres, 45% contained
fire.ca.gov/incidents/2025…

#HurstFire
* Sylmar Area (LA County)
* 799 acres, 98% contained
* Forward progress stopped
fire.ca.gov/incidents/2025…

#AutoFire
* Ventura (Ventura County)
* 61 acres, 85% contained

* Forward progress stopped
fire.ca.gov/incidents/2025…

#LittleMountainFire
* Little Mountain Drive, San Bernardino (San Bernardino County)
* 34 acres, 0% contained
* Forward progress stopped
fire.ca.gov/incidents/2025…

For the most up-to-date emergency information and evacuation updates, please visit: 🔗 fire.ca.gov

🚩 Per the National Weather Service, the #RedFlagWarning remains in effect through 3 PM Thursday for the Santa Susana Mountains, Western San Gabriel Mountains and I 5 Corridor.

🚒 CAL FIRE and CalOES have pre-positioned resources in Southern California in anticipation of the strong pop winds expected. Additionally, a Watershed Emergency Response Team has been activated to assess wildfire-impacted areas and identify potential post-fire risks.

UPDATE: At approximately 3:09 p.m. on January 15, 2024, the College Station Police Department (CSPD) responded to a forgery in progress at Prosperity Bank, located at 1862 Rock Prairie Rd. Officers made contact with the female suspect, who was attempting to cash a fraudulent check. Upon approach, the suspect fled the scene in a black Jeep Wrangler.

The suspect traveled southbound on Highway 6, toward Navasota, before exiting onto the Millican/FM 2154 route, and then proceeded to drive south in the northbound lanes of Highway 6. Pursuant to CSPD policy, officers terminated the pursuit. Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Troopers continued to follow the suspect as she drove the wrong way on Highway 6.

We are deeply saddened to report that Sergeant Mark Butler of the Navasota Police Department tragically lost his life in the line of duty as a result of this crash. Our thoughts and condolences go out to Sergeant Butler's family, colleagues, and the entire Navasota community during this incredibly difficult time.

The Texas Department of Public Safety is leading the investigation into the crash. The College Station Police Department is actively assisting with the investigation into the forgery incident, and additional details will be provided when available. At this time, the identity of the suspect is not being released.

We are committed to supporting our law enforcement partners in Navasota and throughout Texas as we navigate this tragedy together.

College Station Police Department

Sergeant Mark Butler of the Navasota Police Department, Texas, tragically lost his life this afternoon in a vehicle crash involving a suspect fleeing from a crime.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Sergeant Butler's family, colleagues, and the entire Navasota community during this incredibly difficult time.

Rest In Peace, Hero 💙🖤

NEW: California Rep. Kevin Kiley said Wednesday that he's confident Los Angeles will get federal disaster relief.

Kiley noted House Speaker Mike Johnson's use of the word "conditions" when discussing the aid earlier this week was not "especially helpful" as the wildfires have killed dozens of people and destroyed homes and businesses across Southern California.