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	Weekly NewsletterJanuary 25, 2026 Delivering Results for La Paz CountyI’m proud to share some great news for La Paz County. Since my legislation, H.R. 1043, the La Paz County Solar Energy and Jobs Creation Act, was signed into law by President Trump, it has already begun delivering real results for our community. This week, I toured project sites in La Paz County to see firsthand the investment and development now moving forward because of this law. H.R. 1043 unlocks federal land for responsible solar energy and energy storage projects—creating hundreds of good-paying jobs, expanding domestic energy production, and strengthening local control. It also builds on my earlier work, including the 2019 La Paz County Land Conveyance Act, to establish the county as a growing regional energy hub. Even more good news: after I recently contacted Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, the Bureau of Land Management notified officials in La Paz Countythis week that it has approved issuance of the final Notice to Proceed—a major milestone that clears the way for full project development. This is exactly how Washington should work: practical legislation, strong follow-through, and real, on-the-ground benefits for the people we represent. I’ll keep fighting to ensure Arizona communities continue to see results, not just promises. Committee Advances Gosar Legislation on Endangered SpeciesI have some more great news to report: my bill, H.R. 4255, the Enhancing Safety for Animals Act, was successfully marked up and passed out of the House Natural Resources Committee, advancing critical legislation that restores balance to wildlife management and protects rural communities. The bill recognizes the successful recovery of the Mexican wolf after decades of conservation efforts and reaffirms that the Endangered Species Act is not a one-way ratchet. It delists the Mexican wolf, nullifies flawed federal rules that removed population safeguards, and returns management authority to the states and local stakeholders closest to the land. Since being reintroduced to the wild in Arizona, Mexican wolves have preyed on cattle, livestock, and even family pets, causing significant financial losses and economic hardship on family-run ranches. The Mexican wolf has lingered on the Endangered Species list for nearly 40 years. During that time, there have been numerous accounts of livestock killings and even declines in some big game herds since these wolves were first listed. Much of this can be attributed to failed management by the United States Fish and Wildlife Services (USFWS) as the uncontrolled and unmanaged wolf populations have been allowed to roam free. In fact, nearly 90% of the wolf’s original habitat falls within the border of Mexico.  Significant attacks by wolves on cattle, elk, moose, and sheep have occurred and have negatively impacted hunters and ranchers throughout Arizona. To make matters worse, the USFWS considers recovery within the borders of Mexico in its management goals. American ranchers are being punished for Mexico’s failure to manage its own animal populations effectively.  Immediate delinking is needed to ensure American ranchers are put first.   Unfortunately, lawsuits filed by extremist environmental groups have prevented the Mexican wolf from being delisted nationally, even though the Mexican wolf was released into Arizona and New Mexico as part of an experimental program.  The Mexican wolf population has grown steadily since being reintroduced to the wild.  In the U.S., the Mexican wolf population now exceeds the original federal recovery goals for wolves in the wild, with hundreds more in captivity for breeding.  Now a stable population, the wolf is no longer in danger of extinction and should be delisted from the Endangered Species Act In voting to support my legislation, House Committee on Natural Resources Chairman Bruce Westerman noted: “The Enhancing Safety for Animals Act of 2025 delists the Mexican wolf from the Endangered Species Act and ensures that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service considers the species status only in the United States when formulating future recovery plans. I applaud Rep. Gosar for ensuring that American laws prioritize the needs of the American people.” This is a pro-science, pro-law, and pro-people measure that acknowledges conservation success while addressing real-world impacts on ranchers, local economies, and public safety.  The next step is final passage in the House of Representatives. Bipartisan Members of Congress Find Clintons in ContemptThis week, I joined House Oversight Committee Republicans and Democrats in voting to hold Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt for defying lawful, bipartisan subpoenas in the Epstein investigation. The unanimous subpoenas, issued more than five months ago as part of the Committee’s investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s pedophile network, carried a clear legal obligation to comply. Instead, the Clintons chose stonewalling and obstruction. They laughed at justice.  They spit on subpoenas.  They thought their political dynasty made them above the law.  This overwhelming bipartisan vote affirms a simple principle: congressional oversight applies to everyone, regardless of status or power.  No more Clinton privilege.  The Committee has now acted to defend its authority, and I call on the full House to move quickly to enforce accountability.Gosar Receives A+ Rating from Pro-Life OrganizationThis week I was proud to learn that I once again have earned an A+ rating for 2025 on the National Pro-Life Scorecard issued by Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America. This recognition reflects my consistent record of voting to protect innocent life, oppose taxpayer-funded abortion, and stand up to the abortion industry—including Planned Parenthood. The right to life is the most fundamental of all rights, and defending it is not negotiable. I will continue fighting to ensure that our laws protect the unborn and that Americans are never forced to subsidize abortion with their hard-earned tax dollars. Click here to view my scorecard and see how I compare to other Representatives in Congress.  President Trump’s Year in Review: Promises Made, Promises Kept!One year ago this week, President Trump returned to the White House.  America is stronger, safer, and more prosperous—because President Trump and Republicans in Congress have delivered real results together. In just twelve months, we have crushed inflation, secured the border, unleashed American energy, cut taxes for working families, rebuilt our economy, restored law and order, shrunk the federal bureaucracy, put veterans first, and reasserted peace through strength abroad. Wages are rising, costs are falling, jobs are returning to American workers, and our nation’s sovereignty has been reclaimed. This is what happens when conservative leadership works. Promises made, promises kept—and the best is yet to come. It’s Mail Time!Each week, I receive thousands of letters, and I appreciate hearing from everyone, even those who may disagree with me.  Here are a few letters I received this week: 📨 Jennifer C. from Litchfield Park, AZ writes: As a teacher, I see the impact of youth who have no outlet or support for positive endeavors. As a parent of a scout and wife of an Eagle Scout, I see the confidence and skills that scouting teaches. I don’t think I need to say more than all support for Scouting should continue. This message is very clear – the U.S. Military turning their back on scouting makes no sense and has minimal if any real financial impact. It is a travesty to separate the youth of America from the skills, traditions and training that will lead to our continued defense preparedness. Jennifer, Programs branded as “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) are not only unlawful under recent Supreme Court precedent, but they also undermine equal enforcement of the law. Discriminating against individuals today to remedy alleged wrongs from centuries ago defies logic, denies merit-based achievement, and violates federal law—including Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which explicitly prohibits discrimination based on protected characteristics.DEI proponents argue that government-sanctioned discrimination is necessary to dismantle “structures of oppression,” implying those structures are so entrenched that they cannot be overcome without abandoning equality under the law. Yet DEI routinely excludes other so-called “disadvantaged” groups when it suits political ends. In reality, DEI persists not because it is lawful or effective, but because it assumes ordinary Americans are incapable of engaging with different perspectives absent coercion.It is therefore unsurprising that President Trump and Pete Hegseth have made dismantling DEI a priority. When imposed on children, DEI does not promote tolerance or unity; it fosters resentment by assigning worth and moral standing based on skin color rather than character or effort.This misplaced emphasis helps explain why Secretary Hegseth has raised concerns about continued collaboration between the Department of Defense and Scouting America. The Boy Scouts were founded to instill self-reliance, discipline, and readiness to serve one’s country—principles clearly reflected in early scouting manuals. Scouting was never about government-imposed ideology, but about building character, competence, and equality through personal responsibility.While Secretary Hegseth’s comments were speculative, they should not surprise anyone. Scouting America has drifted from its original mission, prioritizing ideological instruction over preparing confident, capable young Americans. Reorienting youth institutions toward responsibility, service, and love of country is essential if we expect future generations to defend the liberties they inherit. 📨 Nathaniel M. from Waddell, Arizona shares: I urge you to publicly support impeachment proceedings against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. Representative Robin Kelly has introduced articles of impeachment charging Secretary Noem with obstruction of Congress, violation of public trust, and self-dealing. These charges reflect a pattern of conduct that demands immediate action, not delay. Under Secretary Noem’s leadership, the Department of Homeland Security has repeatedly blocked oversight, resisted transparency, and presided over enforcement practices that have resulted in preventable deaths. The killing of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis is only the most visible example of a broader crisis. ICE custody deaths reached a record level in 2025. Independent medical reviews have found that the overwhelming majority of these deaths were preventable with basic care and accountability. This reflects leadership failure at the highest level. Impeachment is a constitutional tool designed for precisely this kind of abuse of power. Oversight has already been obstructed. Investigations have already been delayed. Continued inaction only enables further harm. I urge you to support impeachment proceedings, demand full hearings, and affirm that no Cabinet official is above the law. Nathaniel, let me be absolutely clear: I stand firmly and unapologetically with ICE and the men and women who enforce America’s immigration laws every day. I also strongly oppose efforts to impeach Secretary Noem for carrying out her lawful responsibilities as head of the Department of Homeland Security. ICE agents enforce laws enacted by Congress. They do not create immigration policy, nor do they have the discretion to ignore statutes because of political pressure. These officers routinely operate in dangerous environments to protect public safety, dismantle criminal networks, and uphold the rule of law. Undermining them—or the leadership responsible for overseeing their mission—only emboldens lawlessness and puts lives at risk. Calls to impeach Secretary Noem are not about accountability; they are about obstructing immigration enforcement through political intimidation. Weaponizing impeachment against a Cabinet official for enforcing federal law sets a dangerous precedent and threatens the independence and effectiveness of law enforcement nationwide. For years, ICE has been subjected to relentless attacks from activists and politicians who oppose enforcement altogether. This rhetoric has consequences. Demonizing agents, obstructing operations, and encouraging resistance to lawful authority create instability and erode respect for the rule of law. I will not support efforts that weaken ICE, endanger federal agents, or punish executive officials for enforcing the laws of the United States. We must enforce our immigration laws, back our law enforcement officers, and reject attempts to turn public safety into a political weapon. Tweet of the Week: Photo of the Week: 📸 Gordy Gonyo from Surprise, AZ shares this brilliant photo of another gorgeous Arizona sunset.  Spectacular picture, Gordy.  Thanks for sharing! Do you want the chance for your photograph to be featured as our “Picture of the Week?”   If so, send your best shots along with a brief description to Anthony.foti@mail.house.gov.  Remember to include your name and where you live.   Gosar in the News and Other Must-Read Stories: 📰 New York Post: What is a woman? Democrats still won’t say — and it’ll cost them 🗞 Gateway Pundit: Ilhan Omar and Liberal Media Spread Viral Hoax Claiming ICE ‘Detained’ 5-Year-Old Boy in Minnesota, DHS Explains the Boy Was Actually Abandoned by His Illegal Alien Father 📰 Daily Signal: Jack Smith Forced to Explain ‘Enemies List’ of Congressional Phone Records 🗞 The New Atlas: Battlefield wound spray stops bleeding in just one second ⚠ Warning!!  The Gosar Weekly Newsletter is meant for discerning readers with above-average intelligence.  We link to interesting stories.  We get stories a couple different ways: Google alerts, a third-party aggregator and sometimes readers send stuff.  We don’t vouch for every publication or every author.  If we link to a story, it is because of that story. The views expressed in any of the publications do not represent any promotion, endorsement or reflection of Congressman Gosar’s views.  While we try our best, we cannot guarantee every news organization spouting hatred, animosity or divisiveness will be filtered from appearing in the Gosar Weekly Newsletter.  We will endeavor to prevent that from happening by never linking to Fake News organizations including CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, Rolling Stone, the Arizona Republic, the Arizona Mirror, Media Matters or the New Republic.          WEBSITE |  UNSUBSCRIBE |  CONTACT ME  Share on Facebook | Share on Twitter

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Videos contradict U.S. account of Minneapolis shooting by federal agents The Wall Street Journal. · Brenna T. Smith, Jack Gillum, Belle Cushing and Emma Scott See how immigration officers escalated a fatal confrontation Saturday.

ICU nurse fatally shot by federal agent remembered as ‘kind-hearted soul’ NBC News · Matt Lavietes, Pilar Melendez, Dennis Romero and Tim Stelloh The 37-year-old nurse cared deeply about the veterans he cared for and the community he lived in, family, patients’ relatives say. The logical end point of Trump saying he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue The Atlantic · Jonathan Chait His administration is trying to distort the reality of Alex Pretti’s killing. ICE demonstrates why we need the 2nd amendment Reason.com · J.D. Tuccille The right to keep and bear arms is about resisting tyranny.

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We’re finally learning the true side effects of weight-loss drugs sciencefocus.com · Sandrine Ceurstemont Millions of people are now using GLP-1s, but it seems there are drawbacks that come with the slimmer waistlines. ‘Skyscraper Live’ viewers savage Netflix’s commentary during record-setting climb the-independent.com · Ellie Muir Anchors “ruined” the viewing experience by speaking over Alex Honnold during his solo ascent of Taipei 101, said complaints. Star-studded generation of hockey’s best is finally going to the Olympics Associated Press · Stephen Whyno NHL players will hit the Olympic ice for the first time since 2014, but arena construction delays bring more questions. 7 albums out this week you should listen to now Pitchfork · Pitchfork Staff New releases from Ari Lennox, Lucinda Williams, and Cat Power lead this batch. Plus, who couldn’t use a little Megadeth? Behind the curtain of Nate Bargatze’s comedy empire Garden & Gun Magazine · Justin Heckert The hottest comic on earth is building a Nashville hub of humor — and pulling a parade’s worth of funny people behind him. Scientists say go ahead, keep gooning futurism.com · Victor Tangermann As long as it’s for the right reasons.

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Believe what your eyes are seeing in Minneapolis

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Believe your eyes: What’s really happening in Minneapolis The Atlantic · Charlie Warzel People are risking their lives to document agents in Minneapolis.

It doesn’t matter if Alex Pretti had a gun The Verge · Sarah Jeong America’s Second Amendment is beloved by conservatives. Minnesota allows open carry with a permit. What legal rights do you have in encounters with ICE? politifact.com · Louis Jacobson Legal experts weigh in on the public’s constitutional protections from immigration stops and detentions. How to save heat in your home when the power’s out weather.com · Rob Shackelford Here are some life hacks that are good for your home, should you lose power during a winter storm.

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Luke 21:20-22 – Urgent Escape in Jerusalem: Fleeing Rooftops…

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Luke 21:20-22(20) And when ye shall see Jerusalem compassed with armies, then know that the desolation thereof is nigh. (21) Then let them which are in Judaea flee to the mountains; and let them which are in the midst of it depart out; and let not them that are in the countries enter thereinto. (22) For these be the days of vengeance, that all things which are written may be fulfilled. Matthew 24:15-20(15) When ye therefore shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, stand in the holy place, (whoso readeth, let him understand:) (16) Then let them which be in Judaea flee into the mountains: (17) Let him which is on the housetop not come down to take any thing out of his house: (18) Neither let him which is in the field return back to take his clothes. (19) And woe unto them that are with child, and to them that give suck in those days! (20) But pray ye that your flight be not in the winter, neither on the sabbath day:  King James Version   Change email Bible version The times are so bad at this point, Jesus Christ says not even to come down and get one’s clothes. How can a person, in coming down off his housetop, not go through his house and pick up some clothing? The answer involves the way the homes were built in Jerusalem. It was entirely possible to run from one housetop to another because they butted up against one another. The top of the houses were built flat, and the people used it in the same way that we would use a patio. In the cool of the evening, they went to the top of their house and sat there and talked to their neighbors on the adjacent rooftops.So if a person were on his rooftop when the time came to get out of Jerusalem, he could literally run from housetop to housetop to housetop without ever coming down on the street for a long distance. Such a thing would never happen in the U.S. and Canada. But, nonetheless, it conveys an intense sense of urgency. If indeed a person happens to be there in Jerusalem at that time, he would have to flee immediately for his life.The question always arises, “Was this fulfilled when the Temple was destroyed in AD 70?” It is interesting when one looks into church history (apart from the Bible), though not necessarily true church history – call it “secular church history,” in which the people call themselves Christians but their doctrines do not conform to the Bible. These people left a record of events of the time. The church historian, Eusebius, had this to say regarding the true church in Jerusalem during the period between AD 66 and 70:That it [the church] was instructed to leave Jerusalem and take up residence in one of the cities of Perea.The church did not flee in the sense that Jesus means in Matthew 24. It migrated from Jerusalem to one of the cities of Perea, Pella. Pella is not in a wilderness area but one of the cities of the Decapolis. Decapolis means “ten cities”; there were ten small cities in a small area right around the Sea of Galilee. It is not in the mountains, though it is near some. The church probably left somewhere in late AD 69. If they had left earlier than that, they would have run headlong into Vespasian’s army, because Vespasian’s army was stalled fighting in the area of Galilee. In AD 69, Vespasian was recalled to Rome where he was crowned Emperor. His son Titus took over the army and came down on Jerusalem. Now by moving his army toward Jerusalem, it became safe for the church to migrate away from Jerusalem.Josephus records that on the Day of Pentecost, while a great multitude was in the Temple, the people heard a voice say, “Let us go from hence.” The church, then, left in an orderly way without urgency, migrating to the area of Pella. This is the exact opposite direction the Bible indicates the Place of Safety is located. So we would have to conclude that what happened in AD 66-70 was a “type” of the church being removed to a place of safety so that it could survive. However, it was not what Jesus was talking about for the end-time church, when some will flee with such urgency that they do not even come down into their house for their clothing.— John W. RitenbaughTo learn more, see: A Place of Safety? (Part 1)   Topics:JerusalemJerusalem, Destruction ofPlace of SafetyUrgency, Sense of Commentary copyright © 1992-2026  Church of the Great God  ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ Subscription InformationThis daily newsletter was sent to you at peterhovis@me.com because you subscribed at www.theberean.org on Apr 14, 2017.Email Preferences  |  Unsubscribe Church of the Great God P.O. Box 471846 Charlotte, NC 28247 803-802-7075About The Berean | Archives | Random Berean | Subscriptions

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Tuesday, January 27View In Browser TOP NEWS Key to finding the breakout stars of ’26? Look to last year’s versions Who’s going to pull a Cal Raleigh and ascend from great player to MVP-level stud? Who’s going to go from electric rookie to Cy Young-caliber ace like Paul Skenes? Let’s dig deep into players ready to make huge leaps. Bader heading to Giants on 2-year deal (report)Joe Ryan, Twins agree to contract to avoid arbitrationWith new outlook, Henderson eager for new season with new facesHere’s the latest on the top free agents still on the marketAre the Red Sox done making moves? Who do they have their eyes on?Shohei, Yamamoto among 8 MLB players added to Japan rosterCubs’ injured ace is ‘movin and a groovin’ his way back to actionMets manager impressed by first look at Bichette at third base MORE TOP NEWSPERSONALIZE STORIES  PLAY A SPORCLE BASEBALL QUIZ! MORE FREE GAMES AT MLB PLAY STAFF PICKS 7 teams that aced the offseasonA busy winter doesn’t guarantee success once games get underway, but these 7 clubs have made moves to put themselves in a better position than they were last year. Ranking the top 10 second basemen The annual MLB Network tradition of ranking the Top 10 Players Right Now at every position has begun, starting with second base, where the top spot remained unchanged and two newcomers joined the list. 10 prospects who JUST missed Top 100 listThere can only be 100 players on MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 Prospects list. That’s just math. But here are some noteworthy players who didn’t quite make the cut. World Baseball Classic: 2009 RecapRelive all of the tournament dramatics highlighted by Japan’s extra-inning win over South Korea in the final, earning Japan its second straight WBC championship at 7 and 9 p.m. ET.  MLB Now’s Top 10 Right Now: Left Fielders The countdown moves to the outfield with a look at the top left fielders at 8 p.m. ET.MORE STORIES  © 2026 MLB Advanced Media, L.P. MLB trademarks and copyrights are used with permission of Major League Baseball. Visit MLB.com. Any other marks used herein are trademarks of their respective owners. Please review our Privacy Policy. You (peterhovis@icloud.com) received this message because you registered to receive commercial email messages from MLB.com. Please add info@marketing.mlbemail.com to your address book to ensure our messages reach your inbox. If you no longer wish to receive commercial email messages from MLB.com, please unsubscribe  or log in and manage your email subscriptions. Postal Address: MLB.com, c/o MLB Advanced Media, L.P., 1271 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020.

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