Donald Trump's charm offensive towards his primary opponents is attracting attention, but its endurance remains uncertain. The Supreme Court holds a pivotal case on Chevron deference, questioning whether the courts or executive agency appointees should define laws.

The release of a controversial sex guide titled "Welcome To Sex" by GB News sparks outrage among readers. Aimed at children as young as eight, the explicit content and illustrations cover several sensitive topics, triggering calls for the book to be banned.

The World Economic Forum's plans to exert control over the planet provoke discussion. Bug consumption promotion and labeling farmers and fishermen as ecocidal criminals are among their proposals. Queen Maxima of the Netherlands supports digital identification for vaccination status, while elites criticize Elon Musk and raise concerns about misinformation and disinformation. Argentine President Javier Milei opposes collectivism, emphasizing the importance of freedom, while Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts defends Donald Trump. Alex Soros reflects on the impact of Trump's presidency.

In the midst of the Russian occupation in Ukraine, the mayor of Melitopol faces challenges in connecting with constituents. Moscow's meticulous policies seek to validate their authority and assimilate the occupied Ukrainian territories, resulting in the erosion of identity, propaganda dissemination, population transfers, and heightened repression. Russification and the denial of Ukrainian history prevail, with the establishment of new courts in the annexed regions.

The Digest, 1/20/2024 @600AM, CDT

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