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Today in Politics, Bulletin 307. 2/13/26 Ron Filipkowski Feb 13 ∙ … ICE Director  Todd Lyons  admitted in a statement today that ICE officers lied under oath in an investigation that led to criminal charges against two innocent men: “Today, a joint review by ICE and DOJ of video evidence revealed that sworn testimony provided by two separate officers appears to have made untruthful statements.” … “Both officers have been placed on administrative leave. The US Attorney’s Office is investigating these false statements. Upon conclusion of the investigation, the officers may face termination of employment, as well as potential criminal prosecution.” … This was the Fox headline on Jan 15: “ATTEMPTED MURDER: An ICE officer is fighting for his life after he was allegedly ambushed with a shovel and a broom handle by 3 illegal immigrants during a traffic stop that quickly spiraled into a foot chase, a violent struggle, and gunfire.” … This is what  Kristi Noem  said right aft...

    Watch now   NEWS: Mass Boycott of the Kennedy Center Grows as Artists Cancel Performances Because of Trump This evening I spoke with one of those artists, Kristy Lee. Aaron Parnas Dec 30   Good evening. Tonight I am bringing you an exclusive interview with Kristy Lee, a folk music artist who has made the decision to cancel her upcoming performance at the Kennedy Center. Her reason is straightforward. Donald Trump. I am working around the clock to get you this exclusive content.  Please consider subscribing if you can. Many around the White House want me to stop this work, I refuse. Lee’s decision comes amid deepening turmoil at one of America’s most important cultural institutions. Under the current administration, the Kennedy Center has undergone sweeping changes that many artists now describe as politicization rather than stewardship. What was once a broadly respected national stage is increasingly seen as a partisan symbol, and artists are responding by ...

  ❤️  Donate Wednesday, November 19, 2025 ☀️  Sunny, with a high near 46. Good Morning Boston, We officially have  a  Michelin star. Last night, the French tire company with  a fine dining side hustle  unveiled its 2025 Northeast Cities guide, which is the first to include recs for Boston. Here are the local spots shining bright: One star:   Boston's first-ever and only Michelin star of the night went to  311 Omakase . The two-year-old South End sushi restaurant serves 18-course omakase dinners starting at $250 a person. Michelin's critics  awarded the coveted star  to the "intimate chef's counter" by Chef Wei Fa Chen for its "thoughtfully crafted" and "impressive" nigiri. The restaurant offers only two seatings a night, and is  often booked out weeks in advance . (Psst:  New reservations  at 311 Omakase open on the 15th of each month.) Who else won awards? In Boston, Chef Karen Akunowicz took home  two...