House conservatives have begun planning the impeachment of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, according to reports. Leading Freedom Caucus members Rep. Mark Meadows (R-SC) and Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) are laying the groundwork to bring articles of impeachment against Rosenstein, as House investigators accuse the Justice Department of stonewalling their requests for documents related to the agency’s surveillance of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.

A writer for Huffington Post Germany has openly called for German citizens to be replaced with foreign migrants in order to stop the rise of populism. The article, which was posted on Monday, is entitled Repeople us! Why the German people should be abolished (translation) .

That said, the DOJ admits that no Americans were involved in these efforts, and the hacking operation did not alter the outcome of the election.

Amazon is set to clear $258.22 billion in US retail sales in 2018

It appears the old guard of the Democratic Party might soon be relieved of duty. Senator Dianne Feinstein and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, both of California, face challenges to their power, while the defeat of a third long-time Democrat, Representative Joe Crowley, by socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (shown) might well send the message that party is moving even further left. The interesting thread running through all three stories is this: All three challengers, such as they are, are Hispanic, a sign of the party’s demographic change. Their targets are the party’s aging, mostly white, leadership.

The continent is being rapidly transformed

According to the Sun, "Trump's interview will pour nitroglycerine on the already raging Tory Brexiteer revolt against the PM." And, as Axios World Editor David Lawler writes, "May is in the fight of her life with hardliners within her own party, and President Trump — while visiting the U.K. — has just openly sided with the rivals that may attempt to force her from power." And in more remarks that will set off alarm bells in No10, Mr Trump also said Mrs May’s nemesis Boris Johnson - who resigned over the soft Brexit blueprint on ­Monday - would “make a great Prime Minister."

Did something get into the water at the New York Times? Because the latest from their Editorial Board - which "represents the opinions of the board, its editor and the publisher," is entitled: Trump Got From NATO Everything Obama Ever Asked For It begins:

Many on social media are pointing out FBI Agent Peter Strzok’s weird facial expressions during his congressional testimony Thursday.

Disgraced FBI special agent Peter Strzok told House Judiciary and House Oversight Committee members Thursday he has never acted in a biased manner or recused himself from an investigation.

“That’s a disgrace, [Special Counsel Robert] Mueller should be ashamed of himself. Those Democrats trying to protect that liar, Strzok, should be ashamed of themselves. And every FBI agent I know wants to see this guy drummed out of the bureau,” he said.

Steven Okin, vice president of home entertainment for Pure Flix Entertainment, wrote to his “Friends at Crandall Police Department”: “What you did is one of the reasons we do what we do. I’m sorry to say we can’t offer anyone a movie deal at this particular time, but your enthusiasm for God’s Not Dead brought smiles to our faces here at Pure Flix.”

The US President delivers his incendiary verdict on her negotiating strategy in a world exclusive interview with The Sun.

'Yesterday, I let them know that I was extremely unhappy with what was happening and they have substantially upped their commitment,' a pleased Trump announced. 'And now we're very happy, and we have a very, very powerful, very, very strong NATO. Much stronger than it was two days ago.'