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Fox News host Pete Hegseth suggested that the Kansas City Chiefs may be in trouble because of "Taylor Swift backlash." The singer has reportedly dated Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, putting focus on the team.

During a Sunday discussion about the AFC and NFC football championships, Hegseth explained how Swift could be a factor in the Chiefs' Sunday matchup against the Baltimore Ravens.

According to a Sunday, January 28 report from The Guardian, a group of Civil War and Reconstruction historians are backing the Colorado Supreme Court's ruling to disqualify Donald Trump from political office under the 14th Amendment's insurrection clause.

In a brief filed to the US Supreme Court, the twenty-five historians wrote, "The court should take cognizance that section three of the 14th amendment covers the present, is forward-looking, and requires no additional acts of Congress for implementation."

A western Pennsylvania man dropped his wrongful arrest lawsuit after he was charged for yelling about Donald Trump while listening to the radio in his car.

Thomas Sebastian, of Erie, was arrested in September 2022 after witnesses heard him shouting profanities about the former president while stopped at an intersection in Millcreek Township, and he was arrested a short time later at his home, reported the Pennsylvania Record.

According to a report from the Daily Beast's Roger Sollenberger, a "bombshell" footnote in documents filed by the special monitor appointed by the court in the $370 million Donald Trump financial fraud trial is raising questions about a $50 million Trump loan that may or may not exist.

That has ethics and tax experts suggesting the former president has been engaging in tax fraud.

According to the report, former federal judge Barbara Jones included a "major revelation" in the footnotes in her report on the current financial status of the Trump Organization, telling the court, "When I inquired about this loan, I was informed that there are no loan agreements that memorialize the loan, but that it was a loan that was believed to be between Donald J. Trump, individually, and Chicago Unit Acquisition for $48 million.”

She then added, "However, in recent discussions with the Trump Organization, it indicated that it has determined that this loan never existed—and thus that it would be removed from any upcoming forms submitted to the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) and would also be removed from subsequent versions of [corporate financial statements].”

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