DOJ Official: Protest Aimed to ‘Terrorize People of Faith’; Trump Doubles Down on Push for Greenland | Capitol Report

NATO allies are pushing back on President Donald Trump’s plan to impose new tariffs on European countries if they don’t agree to the U.S. purchase of Greenland. Here’s what this means for the future of Greenland amid threats from China and Russia.

On day 11 of Iran’s internet shutdown, how is the isolation obstructing the protests and affecting the morale of the Iranian people? What is China’s role in the blackout? Nathan Picarsic, senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, will join us for analysis.

On our panel tonight: A group of activists disrupts a Minnesota church in the middle of a Sunday service. The Department of Justice says it’s looking to prosecute, saying the protest aimed to “terrorize people of faith.” We’ll discuss with Denny Salas and Aaron Evans.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum ahead of Trump. His theme: “America First Trade is Transforming the World.” Mark Meckler joins us for a conversation about how Trump’s tariff strategy has transformed global dynamics.

At least 39 people are reported dead after a major high-speed train collision in Spain. How are the survivors reacting—and what officials say about the cause of the crash.

The Trump administration is investigating race-based housing programs in Minneapolis. This comes amid the onset of several other investigations into alleged fraud in taxpayer-funded programs.

As unrest continues to unfold in Minnesota, how has the nature of protests evolved over the years? We’ll hear from folks right here in D.C.