The death toll from Iran's uprising has exploded past 3000 in 195 cities while Trump promises help is on the way. But Time Magazine is now estimating it could be as high as 20,000. Meanwhile, Scott Adams, the legendary Dilbert creator who called the Trump phenomenon in 2015, died at 68 after a metastasized prostate cancer battle. His final message? A Christian conversion that will shock his atheist followers. And that's just the beginning.
February 1st brings a reckoning for sanctuary cities as Trump announces a complete federal payment cutoff. A Secret Service agent assigned to JD Vance gets caught leaking sensitive information and Air Force Two images to an undercover reporter. The Supreme Court can't figure out if men should compete against women in sports and needs until summer to decide. Plus, the Washington National Opera abandons Kennedy Center after 55 years because Trump's name is on the building. The reprobate mind on full display.
