COURIER exposes ICE's expansion plans and shines a light on the people fighting backMegyn Kelly's B.S., the 2026 Grammys, and moreHi all — Thank you for being a part of this amazing 50,000+ community! This week, COURIER CEO and publisher Tara McGowan sat down with Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and Sunrise Movement’s Executive Director Aru Shiney-Ajay for Gloves Off to talk about what’s happening on the ground in Minneapolis. Now let’s get into today’s roundup! - Charlotte Robertson P.S. If you haven't already, give us a follow on social (like and subscribe to our YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Bluesky, Threads, and X/Twitter) to make sure you don't miss anything. All 23 industrial warehouses ICE wants to turn into detention ‘death camps’COURIER’s national correspondent Camaron Stevenson takes a look at sites ICE is seeking to secure and shares a searchable map detailing each proposed site and its current status in Below the Beltway. Megyn Kelly is Rush Limbaugh in dragIs Megyn Kelly just Rush Limbaugh in drag? In this week’s edition of Stop the Presses, author Mark Jacob takes a look at the similarities between the two conservatives’ rhetoric and how Kelly’s show taps into toxic masculinity. Minneapolis has the internet’s attention. Will Democrats finally do something with it?Minneapolis has the internet’s attention ... so will Democrats finally do something with it? Executive Director of Priorities USA Danielle Butterfield takes a look at how Democrats can meet the moment for COURIER’s FWIW. Join COURIER and 3.14 Action for a special virtual eventThis live conversation on March 12th will examine how political choices are reshaping healthcare access ahead of the midterms. We’ll break down how Trump, RFK Jr., and the broader MAHA agenda are impacting public health, who benefits, and what’s at stake for families across the country. You don’t want to miss this! COURIER’s How Is This Better? was nominated for the 2026 Ambies Awards! The show is part of a great lineup of podcasts in the running to win “Best Emerging Podcast.” The winner will be announced during the award ceremony on February 6th. On COURIER's TikTok, you can see the top post of the week here with 10.6+ million views and 1.2+ million likes. On COURIER's Instagram, you can see the top post of the week here with 5.5+ million views and 112,000+ likes. Living in Trump’s America is starting to feel like Groundhog DayTrump is using the same tactics over and over again … so much so that we’re starting feel like we’re in the movie Groundhog Day. COURIER contributor Allan Piper takes a deep dive into Trump’s tired strategy. Celebrities speak out against ICE at the 2026 Grammy AwardsAt the 2026 Grammy Awards, many celebrities used their moment in the national spotlight to speak out against Trump’s ICE and stand up for immigrant communities. COURIER takes a look at who spoke out. ICE laughed at son who tried to bring his dad life-saving medicationA Minnesota teenager told MS Now that ICE laughed at him when he tried to bring his father life-saving heart medication after he was detained. The young man’s father was arrested at the McDonald’s where he works. Ready to stand up to the Trump admin? The resistance shops at COURIERPeople across the country are gathering together to stand up to the Trump administration. Use code “FCKICEBUNDLE” to receive $5 when you purchase both COURIER’s F*ck ICE mug and F*ck ICE t-shirt. ICE is placing a detention facility in Surprise — here’s what our readers thinkICE announced last week that it is placing a 1,500-bed detention facility in Surprise, after recently paying $70 million for a 418,400-square-foot warehouse. COURIER’s Arizona outpost, Copper Courier, has the story. Elon Musk’s Boring Company evades millions in Nevada safety finesThe company has faced more than 800 environmental and safety violations on its Las Vegas tunnel project in the last two years, according to an investigation by ProPublica. COURIER’s The Nevadan has the story. Virginia expanded school vouchers — here’s what that means for public schoolsAs Virginia expands private school vouchers through a federal tax credit, educators are raising questions about access, accountability, and who benefits, COURIER’s Virginia outpost, Dogwood, reports. |