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On Saturday, a leftist agitator decided to bring a gun to tussle with federal agents. ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌      Not the Bee Daily Newsletter January 27, 2026 Sponsored by PragerU Let's break down the play-by-play of the Sig P320 fan who got shot by Border Patrol On Saturday, a leftist agitator decided to bring a gun to tussle with federal agents. WATCH: Leftist protester's hand murked after she reportedly picked up a flashbang grenade We knew these anti-ICE protesters in Minnesota weren't smart, but this is next-level dumb. A message from PragerU Our ICE Agents Are Under Attack By Mobs And Corrupt Leaders They deserve support—not hate. Help defend our sovereignty and national safety.   Sign the letter now and stand with law, order, and the brave men and women of ICE 🇺🇸✍️ People are outraged that a Klan member showed up at Philadelphia City Hall (there's just one problem) So apparently someone showed up at the Philadelphia City Hall dressed like a Ku Klux Klan member, and as you can imagine, folks were none too happy about it Former White House lawyer says female and minority pilots caused 66% of pilot-error crashes since 2000, despite being less than 10% of workforce 😬 According to a new op-ed from former White House lawyer Daniel Huff, DEI in the airline industry is still putting thousands of people in danger. Patriots shut down leftist Signal group coordinating attacks on ICE for second day in a row 🇺🇸 Sorry but not sorry for the editorial bias. Man helpfully corrects anti-Christian billboard's bad theology with a bit of paint I've gotta say, I don't normally endorse vandalism and graffiti, but sometimes you've got to make an exception, right? Washington man stabbed after telling stranger he is a Christian This is craziness. Republican FBI director: "You cannot bring a firearm loaded with multiple magazines to any sort of protest that you want" Real news that should be satire (see community note at bottom of post): WATCH: Amish buggy does donuts while rest of America panics America may be paralyzed by snow, ice, and travel advisories, but one Amish man looked at winter weather warnings and said, "Nah." Court docs say anti-ICE rioters who stormed church blocked parents from getting their kids from Sunday school. More details here. An update for y'all. De-Dollarization Supercharges Gold's Paradigm Shift* Not the Bee's Best Peanut Butter Reinvented. Roasted peanuts blended with roasted pecans creates a rich, sweet and salty, mouth watering addicting soft butter. Our nut butters have no added sugar and 50% less carbs than traditional peanut butter and are organic, glp-1 friendly, keto and diabetic friendly. Use Code NTB for 20% OFF!* Banned By Amazon, But Not Illegal? These are 2026's hottest gadgets and DIY gifts that they don't want you to have. Quantity discounts are available, so get yourself more than one or as gifts for your friends and family. Check out these "banned" gadgets now.* The Home Tool, You Need, But Home Depot Doesn't Want You To Buy It Here. This Must-Have Spring Cleaning Tool "Is Actually Worth It" according to do-it-yourselfers just like you. Get yours, while it lasts, for up to 60% off.* *This is sponsored content. 45f7-h29p-9230-8jvn Stop Spam Folders From Silencing Satire. You deserve every punchline. Bee Mail puts our updates right where they belong—your Gmail Primary tab. Activate Bee Mail Now. Want us to stop emailing you? Unsubscribe here. Latest News | Store | Podcast | Download App | Subscribe PO Box 1322, Jupiter, FL 33468 Copyright ©2026  Not the Bee, LLC. All rights reserved.

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