Whose job is under a microscope...

Alejandro Mayorkas’. Yesterday, House Republicans announced two articles of impeachment against the Homeland Security secretary for his handling of the migrant crisis. One for allegedly refusing to comply with immigration law (specifically by letting migrants stay in the US as their status is reviewed by the government). The other relates to allegedly making false statements to Congress when he said the DHS had “operational control.” Last month alone, there were more than 225,000 illegal crossings along the southern border — the highest on record. The House Homeland Security Committee will consider the articles tomorrow before it could go to the House floor. A Democrat Homeland Security official called the articles a “sham.”

...Oh and speaking of immigration, President Biden said he'd “shut down the border when it becomes overwhelmed,” if Congress passes a bipartisan immigration bill.

What remote workers could be talking about...

New data on layoffs. A report from the Wall Street Journal found that workers clocking in from home were 35% more likely to be laid off in 2023 than their colleagues at the office. The reason? Experts say managers factor in personal connections, which can be harder to create over Zoom. The report comes as industries like tech and media have given tens of thousands of employees the pink slip. Feeling worried? Here's what you can do to prepare.

Who’s got the rap world dialed in…

Nicki Minaj and Megan Thee Stallion. The two are apparently bringing back diss track culture. It all started when Megan released “Hiss,” which many say references Minaj’s husband, a registered sex offender. Last night, Minaj responded with a new song titled “Big Foot,” in an apparent jab to the Tory Lanez shooting.

What’s one more reason this year feels like a re-do of 2020...

The Kansas City Chiefs v. the San Francisco 49ers.

What could make the “Mona Lisa” frown…

Being covered in soup.