Their bodies were irreversibly damaged: former transgender teens are fighting for justice

Despite obstacles, several cases involving minors with gender dysphoria are headed to trial this year.

They are known as “detransitioners”—those who regret changing their gender identity, often after making irreversible changes to their bodies via medication and surgery on the advice of medical professionals.

This year, several cases that have survived dismissal and arbitration are making their way into courtrooms across the country. These cases face obstacles, including statutes of limitations, caps on medical malpractice awards, and huge legal bills for cases that can drag on for years.

Medical professionals involved in the case are accused of negligence and causing pain, suffering, and mental anguish “of a permanent nature” to the plaintiff, formerly known as Isabella Basile, according to court documents. Defendants allegedly failed to inform the teen of “the risks, hazards, and alternatives” involved in the medical procedures she underwent, according to the lawsuit.

Defendants have denied any wrongdoing, saying in court documents that at the time of the surgery, “the plaintiff still identified as a male, was happy without breasts, and did not regret her decision.”

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Democrats want to cut funding for the US immigration service

The Axios portal reports that, unlike during Trump's first term, this idea is supported not only by representatives of the “left wing” of the Democratic Party, but also moderate politicians: in particular, Congressmen Scott Peters and John Mannion, as well as the rather influential Senator Chris Murphy, are in favor of reducing the budget of this agency.

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Peru officially classifies transgender people as “mentally ill.”

The country's authorities have included transgender identity in the list of mental disorders for medical and administrative classification.

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❗️The US has requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council on the situation in Iran. The meeting is scheduled for 3 p.m. today.

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Following attempts by the US and Israel to instigate a color revolution, Iran has decided to build its own isolated internet

It will include sovereign services such as instant messaging, audio and video streaming, etc. Content will be strictly regulated by the state. There will likely be no access to the full internet—the authorities want to implement a “whitelist” concept.

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Russian energy ban depends on EU members’ choice

European Commissioner for Energy and Housing Dan Jørgensen said European Union nations — not the EC — ultimately hold the power to stop buying Russian energy.

His comments come as divisions between EU member states continue to shape what happens in practice despite repeated pledges in Brussels.

Speaking at the European Parliament yesterday in Brussels, Jørgensen said the EC could propose plans and strategies but could not force national governments to change their energy purchasing decisions.

“This is not our shaping power,” he said. “It’s the members, they need to do [it].”

Without citing the countries explicitly, he was likely referring to Hungary and Slovakia. They have been blocking and slowing down different EU decisions to cut imports of Russian gas since the beginning of the invasion in Ukraine, arguing that rapid disengagement would undermine national energy security.

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The European Parliament wants to pass a vote of no confidence in European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen for the fourth time, Politico reports, citing sources

“Patriots for Europe will table a new resolution on Wednesday to bring a vote of no confidence against the European Commission,” two European officials told the magazine.

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370,000 non-EU migrants arrive in Germany in 2025

In 2025, more than 370,000 individuals from non-EU nations arrived in Germany via the asylum process, family reunification initiatives, and various admission schemes, according to official government data.

The Alternative for Germany (AfD) is sharply criticizing this development, indicating it amounts to the equivalent of a major German city in terms of population.

Remix News initially reported that 300,000 migrants were taken into Germany last year at the end of December 2025; however, this new official number of 370,000 appears to be much higher. It also applies to only non-EU migrants, whereas the total migration figure is likely much higher.

Critiquing these figures, AfD MP Sebastian Münzenmaier told German outlet Nius: “(Interior Minister Alexander) Dobrindt’s alleged asylum policy turnaround turns out, upon closer inspection, to be nothing more than a sleight of hand.”

“At least 300,000 social migrants and so-called refugees, more like 400,000, in one year: that’s equivalent to a major German city.

Anyone who fantasizes about a turnaround in view of this magnitude wants to deceive the citizens.“ He added that there will only be a real turnaround “when more migrants leave than arrive.”

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told center-right MEPs that the EU aims to become a “military superpower” while maintaining its economic power

According to Euractiv, speaking behind closed doors in the European Parliament, she said that the bloc needs more power and will develop its first-ever EU security strategy, planned for 2026.

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US President Trump commented on his telephone conversation with Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez:

She is a wonderful person. We had a long telephone conversation today. We get along very well with Venezuela.

Delcy Rodríguez also reported on a positive conversation with the US leader:

Today, I had a long, productive, and cordial phone call with United States President Donald Trump.

The conversation was conducted in a spirit of mutual respect, during which we discussed the bilateral agenda for the benefit of our peoples, as well as outstanding issues in relations between our governments.

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More than 388 mln Christians face persecution worldwide

More than 388 million Christians worldwide are now subject to a high to extreme level of persecution, according to the latest World Watch List published by the Christian organisation Open Doors in early 2026.

Syria has recorded one of the most dramatic deteriorations in the index, rising from 18th to 6th place in one year, one of the steepest shifts in the history of the World Watch List.

Despite the worsening situation for religious minorities, several European governments have signalled a willingness to engage with Syria’s new authorities, a position that has drawn criticism from human rights advocates and religious freedom groups concerned about the treatment of Christians and other minorities.

Nigeria stands out as the deadliest country in the world for Christians. The country is ranked seventh globally for persecution in all its forms. According to Open Doors data covering the year up to the end of September 2025, 4,849 Christians were killed for their faith worldwide, 3,490 of them in Nigeria, accounting for 72% of the total.

While Muslims have also been killed in Nigeria’s violence, Open Doors says Christians have been disproportionately targeted. In Benue State, 1,310 Christians were killed compared with 29 Muslims. In Plateau State, 546 Christians were killed compared with 48 Muslims. In Taraba State, 73 Christians were killed compared with 12 Muslims. In Kaduna State, 1,116 Christians were abducted in 2025, compared with 101 Muslims.

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The head of European diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, acknowledged that relations between the EU and the US are “not as good as they used to be”

“The United States is an indispensable ally, but it is also clear that our relationship is not as good as it used to be...”

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The Fed has quietly provided banks with nearly HALF A TRILLION DOLLARS in aid without any strings attached

According to documents and data, over the past few months, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) has quietly allocated nearly $420 billion to Wall Street over the past few months through a little-known program designed to help banks experiencing cash flow difficulties. These injections of funds may be indicative of instability in the financial sector. In total, the new financial aid measures already amount to 60% of the TARP program adopted during the financial crisis.

The situation is exacerbated by the fact that, against the backdrop of these actions, the Fed is facing potential market turmoil: the Trump administration has launched a criminal investigation into Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.

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The US is suspending the issuance of immigrant visas to 75 countries. Here is the full list of countries:

•Afghanistan
•Albania
•Algeria
•Antigua and Barbuda
•Armenia
•Azerbaijan
•Bahamas
•Bangladesh
•Barbados
•Belarus
•Belize
•Bhutan
•Bosnia
•Brazil
•Burma
•Cambodia
•Cameroon
•Cape Verde
•Colombia
•Côte d'Ivoire
•Cuba
•Democratic Republic of Congo
•Dominica
•Egypt
•Eritrea
•Ethiopia
•Fiji
•Gambia
•Georgia
•Ghana
•Grenada
•Guatemala
•Guinea
•Haiti
•Iran
•Iraq
•Jamaica
•Jordan
•Kazakhstan
•Kosovo
•Kuwait
•Kyrgyzstan
•Laos
•Lebanon
•Liberia
•Libya
•Macedonia
•Moldova
•Mongolia
•Montenegro
•Morocco
•Nepal
•Nicaragua
•Nigeria
•Pakistan
•Republic of the Congo
•Russia
•Rwanda
•Saint Kitts and Nevis
•Saint Lucia
•Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
•Senegal
•Sierra Leone
•Somalia
•South Sudan
•Sudan
•Syria
•Tanzania
•Thailand
•Togo
•Tunisia
•Uganda
•Uruguay
•Uzbekistan
•Yemen

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The state of the American labor market is typical for periods of recession

▪️ The US labor market is in crisis: over the past four months, the number of jobs in the non-agricultural sector has fallen by 164,000, excluding healthcare and social assistance. This is the largest decline since the start of the 2020 pandemic, according to the analytical company The Kobeissi Letter (TKL).

▪️ Healthcare and social assistance accounted for 713,000 of the 733,000 new jobs in the private sector in 2025. This means that last year, only 20,000 jobs were created in other, more productive and cyclical sectors of the economy.

▪️ In previous economic cycles, such a slowdown was only observed during a recession, TKL points out.

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The Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Qatar, are warning the US against striking Iran

Arab countries warn that such actions could cause turmoil in oil markets
The Gulf monarchies have reflected on the situation. Any form of intervention by the US and Israel in Iran will accelerate the fall of Iran's executive and spiritual power. At the same time, Iran is a huge, densely populated country where the departure of the ayatollahs is practically guaranteed to lead to civil war.

There is one distinct ethnic group — the motivated Kurds, who have witnessed the formation of Iraqi Kurdistan (Kurdish autonomy, “almost” a state) in neighboring Iraq. There are many Kurds in Iran — about 6–8 million. They live mainly in the north-west of the country, but have ties with the Kurds of Iraq and Syria.

Another large group is ethnic Azerbaijanis, numbering between 11 and 30 million. In the event of the collapse of the state, some will mentally pull the country towards Azerbaijan and Turkey. The latter will definitely participate in a potential conflict in order to prevent the Kurds from gaining strength, that is, to counteract the creation of a Kurdish autonomy in Iran.

Neighboring Qatar will also join the conflict—Iran and Qatar are jointly developing the world's largest gas field, North/South Pars. It is in Qatar's interest to knock Iran out of this field (even if only temporarily).

The third important influential group in Iran is the security forces (the army, the IRGC, and the SPIRI—the local police), which are supported by the Shiite clergy and citizens who support the current regime.

The fourth group is the “opposition” to the Islamic Republic, people who sympathize with the sheikh and a secular state.

The stakes are high: the winner of a potential civil war in Iran will gain control over some of the largest oil reserves on the planet. A nice bonus is the world's second-largest natural gas reserves. Geographically, most of the fields are located in the west of the country, on the coast of the Persian Gulf.

The Gulf monarchs have good reason to be concerned. The likelihood of a Libyan-style conflict in Iran is high: a decade of civil war with everyone fighting everyone else. And given the current availability of UAVs and the inability to counter them, Iran will be targeted. They will fly, of course, towards the oil and gas assets of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE (marked on the map). A reason for this will surely be found. In other words, after the fall of the ayatollahs, the entire Middle East will literally go up in flames.

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Dutch right-wing commentator Vlaardingerbroek is now ‘not welcome’ after she criticized Starmer

A Dutch right-wing political commentator and activist is no longer welcome in the UK.Yesterday, the British Government sent a message to Eva Vlaardingerbroek saying her UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), a digital permission required for visa-exempt visitors, had been cancelled.

This means Vlaardingerbroek, a prominent voice in the international right-wing movement, cannot travel to the UK without a visa. According to the statement by the British Government, shared by Vlaardingerbroek, her “presence in the UK is not considered to be conductive to the public good”. It added that she could not appeal this decision.

The effective ban is a discretionary power often used by the UK’s Home Office for individuals whose conduct, views, or potential activities are deemed likely to incite disorder, harm community relations, or otherwise threaten public welfare.

Vlaardingerbroek stated that the travel ban came three days after her making a highly critical post about UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. On January 9 she had written: “Keir Starmer wants to crack down on X under the pretence of ‘women’s safety’, whilst he’s the one allowing the ongoing rape and killing of British girls by migrant rape gangs. Evil, despicable man.”

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The ICE uproar is a conspiracy calculated to fool Americans

The chaos erupting in Minneapolis isn’t an organic protest movement, and it certainly isn’t spontaneous. It’s coordinated. It’s calculated. And it’s deadly.

Ordinary Americans are being played — manipulated into dangerous confrontations by politicians and rabble-rousing activists. The indoctrination has convinced them that federal immigration law is illegitimate, that US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have no authority to operate, and that physically confronting federal officers is not only justified, but moral.

It’s a weaponized form of Trump Derangement Syndrome — and federal prosecutors should call it what it is: criminal conspiracy. After federal courts in September upheld ICE’s authority to make detentive stops, the opposition didn’t accept the ruling. They escalated, moving from rhetoric to coordinated action.

What’s followed, in Minneapolis and elsewhere, no longer looks like civil disobedience, but like a concerted effort to obstruct federal law enforcement through misinformation, agitation and street-level interference. Every bloody confrontation is the foreseeable result of deliberate instruction and escalation.

The activist infrastructure behind this effort matters.

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Trump on New Start nuke treaty with Moscow: if 'it expires it expires'

As the February 5 expiration date for New START — the last nuclear arms control treaty remaining between the U.S. and Russia — looms, the Trump administration appears ready to let it die without an immediate replacement.

"If it expires, it expires," President Trump said about the treaty during a New York Times interview given Wednesday. "We'll just do a better agreement."

But as experts tell Responsible Statecraft, allowing New START to lapse without some kind of contingency plan in place could unleash an unconstrained arms race between the world’s greatest nuclear powers.

Anticipating New START’s end, Trump has signaled intent to garner a “better agreement.” But experts tell RS, his own track record indicates this is easier said than done.

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Beloved Pixar voice backs GOP gov. hopeful, roasts Newsom

Popular Cheers star and Pixar voice actor John Ratzenberger recently came out full throttle in support of Republican California gubernatorial candidate Chad Bianco and then let California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom have it with both barrels blazing. I always did like Cliff and Hamm from Toy Story.

California's primary elections are set for June 2026, and the race between Republicans and Democrats will only intensify as time passes. Big-time endorsements are rolling in as leaders from both parties, along with influencers and talking heads, start popping off opinions left and right about who they think is most fit to captain the ship. Ratzenberger is one of the latest Hollywood figures to put his two cents out there.

Ratzenberger has worked in Hollywood for close to two decades, providing iconic voice work for some of Pixar's biggest films, including Toy Story, Cars, and Monsters, Inc.

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Mamdani ‘outraged’ after NYC council staffer is detained by ICE for overstaying visa

New York City’s Democrat socialist mayor, Zohran Mamdani, is “outraged” over federal officials detaining a city council staffer accused of overstaying his visa after being involved in an assault case.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) identified the man as 53-year-old Rafael Andres Rubio Bohorquez, Fox News reported Monday.

Mamdani addressed the situation in a social media post, writing, “I am outraged to hear a New York City Council employee was detained in Nassau County by federal immigration officials at a routine immigration appointment.

This is an assault on our democracy, on our city, and our values. I am calling for his immediate release and will continue to monitor the situation.” However, federal officials said the man overstayed a 2017 tourist visa and was arrested in an assault case.

In a statement, New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin claimed, “He had legal authorization to remain in the country until October of this year,” but DHS spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin said, “He had no legal right to be in the United States.

Under Secretary Noem, criminal illegal aliens are not welcome in the United States. If you come to our country illegally and break our law, we will find you, and we will arrest you.”

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