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    • 'Rooting hard for you': Trump may end WH tradition

      'Rooting hard for you': Trump may end WH tradition

      As he prepared to depart the White House in January 1989, President Ronald Reagan decided to leave a note of encouragement for his successor, George H.W. Bush.

      What Obama left for Trump »
      • Rebekah Jones in jail after Florida issues warrant

        Rebekah Jones in jail after Florida issues warrant

      • GOP lawmaker's death brings home reality of COVID-19

        GOP lawmaker's death brings home reality of COVID-19

      • Trump slams 'erratic' Comey in newly revealed letter

        Trump slams 'erratic' Comey in newly revealed letter

      • FBI arrests the leader of Cowboys for Trump over riot

        FBI arrests the leader of Cowboys for Trump over riot

      • Members of Trump team linked to rally that led to riot

        Members of Trump team linked to rally that led to riot

    • Bill Barr told Trump that ‘clownish’ legal team was lying to him about ‘bull***’ voter fraud claims, reports say
      Politics
      The Independent

      Bill Barr told Trump that ‘clownish’ legal team was lying to him about ‘bull***’ voter fraud claims, reports say

      President Trump's former Attorney General Bill Barr called Mr Trump's legal team "clownish" and the president's claims that the election had been stolen from him "bull****," according to reporting by Axios. This was during a December meeting in the White House that Mr Trump had asked Mr Barr to attend after seeing a story by the Associated Press that quoted Mr Barr as saying "we have not seen fraud on a scale that could have effected a different outcome in the election". Mr Barr had been one of the most loyal members of Mr Trump's administration, supporting his executive power at every turn and spinning the release of the Mueller report on Russian interference in the 2016 election in the best way possible for the president.

    • Boy Killed By Father After Vaccination Dispute in Heartbreaking Murder-Suicide in SF
      U.S.
      NextShark

      Boy Killed By Father After Vaccination Dispute in Heartbreaking Murder-Suicide in SF

      A boy who was killed in an alleged murder-suicide by his father has been identified as 9-year-old Pierce O'Loughlin. Family tragedy: The boy and his father, Stephen O'Loughlin, 49, were both found dead at their home on Scott Street, Marina District in San Francisco on Wednesday afternoon, SF Chronicle reports. The boy's mother, Lesley Hu, asked authorities to check on her son after learning that he did not show up for school that day.

    • Dominion sends cease and desist letter to My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell
      Politics
      Axios

      Dominion sends cease and desist letter to My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell

      Dominion Voting Systems on Monday sent a cease and desist letter to My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell over his spread of misinformation related to the 2020 election. Why it matters: Trump and several of his allies have pushed false conspiracy theories about the company, leading Dominion to take legal action. It's suing pro-Trump lawyer Sydney Powell for defamation and $1.3 billion in damages, and a Dominion employee has sued Trump himself, OANN and Newsmax.

    • Woman who 'took laptop' from Pelosi's office in Capitol riot 'planned to sell it to Russian spies'
      U.S.
      The Telegraph

      Woman who 'took laptop' from Pelosi's office in Capitol riot 'planned to sell it to Russian spies'

      A woman identified as having taken part in the storming of the US Capitol is accused of stealing a laptop   belonging to top Democrat Nancy Pelosi which she hoped to sell to a Russian spy agency, according to the FBI. There is no indication Riley June Williams, a 22-year-old careworker from Pennsylvania, took a laptop from Ms Pelosi's office. The FBI, which is working off a tip, said in the court record the "matter remains under investigation."

      • Capitol rioter allegedly planned to sell laptop from Pelosi's office to Russia
        Capitol rioter allegedly planned to sell laptop from Pelosi's office to Russia
        Engadget
      • Cowboys for Trump leader arrested over US Capitol riot
        Cowboys for Trump leader arrested over US Capitol riot
        Associated Press
    • Politics
      Reuters Videos

      Police use water cannon on anti-lockdown protest

      The protesters had gathered on a square in front of the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum art galleries, carrying signs reading "Freedom: stop this siege" and chanting "What do we want? Freedom!" None wore masks, which are not mandatory, and few respected social distancing rules.

    • Trump news – live: Biden team hits back at decision to reopen travel to UK and Brazil despite Covid surge
      Politics
      The Independent

      Trump news – live: Biden team hits back at decision to reopen travel to UK and Brazil despite Covid surge

      Rehearsals for Joe Biden's inauguration have had to be evacuted in Washington, DC, and the US Capitol placed under lockdown over an “external security threat”, apparently a nearby fire, as tensions remain high in the wake of the Capitol riot on 6 January. That comes as Donald Trump is reportedly planning to host a farewell ceremony for himself at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland early on Wednesday morning before jetting out to Mar-a-Lago in Florida to return to life as a private citizen as Mr Biden is sworn in as his successor.

      • U.S. Capitol lockdown lifted, fire nearby contained
        U.S. Capitol lockdown lifted, fire nearby contained
        Reuters
      • Biden inauguration rehearsal paused amid US Capitol lockdown
        Biden inauguration rehearsal paused amid US Capitol lockdown
        BBC
    • Trump administration to deport man to Haiti who has never been there
      Politics
      The Guardian

      Trump administration to deport man to Haiti who has never been there

      US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) is to carry out a final deportation flight of the Trump era on Tuesday, with a plane bound for Haiti whose passengers include a man who is not a Haitian citizen, and who has never been there. Paul Pierrilus, a 40-year-old financial consultant from Rockland County, New York, was born in the French Caribbean territory of Saint Martin, according to a birth certificate supplied by his family, who said he came to the US with his parents when he was five. According to his sister, Neomie, he was seized when he went to an immigration office on Federal Plaza in Manhattan on 11 January, for what he thought would be a routine visit.

    • A plastic surgeon died from COVID-19 after giving lip filler to a patient who later tested positive for the virus
      Health
      INSIDER

      A plastic surgeon died from COVID-19 after giving lip filler to a patient who later tested positive for the virus

      Well-known Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Payman Simoni died on Friday from a brain hemorrhage potentially related to COVID-19. Simoni, who appeared on the television show "The Doctors," may have contracted the virus from a patient while giving her lip injections. Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Payman Simoni died from a brain hemorrhage on Friday after testing positive for coronavirus, his longtime friend Katy Amiri-Younesi told CBS News.

    • What happens when white Americans have no moral arc to bend?
      U.S.
      TheGrio

      What happens when white Americans have no moral arc to bend?

      On May 10, 1967, while facing growing white backlash for demanding an end to the Vietnam War, Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke to America's greatest shame and Black Americans' most significant burden — racial injustice. Read More: 7 inconvenient truths white people must understand about Martin Luther King Jr. Today, as many are celebrating the life and legacy of King on what would have been his 92nd birthday, many are also still incensed at the white insurrectionist attacks at the Capitol that occurred just two weeks ago.

      • Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
        Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
        ABC News Videos
      • 7 inconvenient truths white people must understand about Martin Luther King Jr.
        7 inconvenient truths white people must understand about Martin Luther King Jr.
        TheGrio
    • Trump news – Armed groups dwarfed by security at state capitals as president’s approval at new low
      Politics
      The Independent

      Trump news – Armed groups dwarfed by security at state capitals as president’s approval at new low

      President Donald Trump's approval rating has plummeted to an all-time low as the US leader prepares to exit the White House. In the wake of the deadly Capitol riots on 6 January, the president has seen his approval rating dive, with the change in perception being largely among Republicans. The worst polling came from Pew Research Center, which found Mr Trump's disapproval rating to be at 68 per cent, with his approval rating falling to 29 per cent, the lowest yet, in a poll of 5,360 adults conducted between 8-12 January.

      • Trump’s approval rating at all-time low as he prepares to leave office in wake of Capitol riot
        Trump’s approval rating at all-time low as he prepares to leave office in wake of Capitol riot
        The Independent
      • Trump’s poll rating hits all-time low as he prepares to leave office
        Trump’s poll rating hits all-time low as he prepares to leave office
        The Telegraph
    • Flight passenger who assisted dying man with Covid-19 says he was given $200 credit for ‘inconvenience’
      World
      The Independent

      Flight passenger who assisted dying man with Covid-19 says he was given $200 credit for ‘inconvenience’

      An emergency medical technician who administered CPR on a fellow passenger on a United Airlines flight said that the $200 voucher and phone call he received from the airline for the "inconvenience" felt like a "slap in the face". The passenger later died of Covid-19, causing Tony Aldapa to fear that he had contracted the virus after experiencing symptoms, Fox News reported. Mr Aldapa was one of three passengers who helped a man experiencing a medical emergency on the Orlando to Los Angeles flight on 14 December.

    • A man who lived at a Chicago airport for 3 months before being discovered said he was too scared to fly because of COVID-19, prosecutors say
      U.S.
      INSIDER

      A man who lived at a Chicago airport for 3 months before being discovered said he was too scared to fly because of COVID-19, prosecutors say

      A 36-year-old California man lived at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport for three months before being discovered, according to multiple reports. Prosecutors said the man arrived at O'Hare from Los Angeles in October, but told police he was too scared to fly because of COVID-19. He was discovered Saturday when two United Airlines employees asked him for identification and he displayed a badge that had been reported missing in October.

      • Man allegedly hid 3 months at Chicago airport due to virus
        Man allegedly hid 3 months at Chicago airport due to virus
        Associated Press
      • Man spent three months squatting in Chicago airport because Covid made him 'too scared' to fly
        Man spent three months squatting in Chicago airport because Covid made him 'too scared' to fly
        The Telegraph
    • An 'influential' Palm Beach eye doctor is reportedly on Trump's clemency list
      Politics
      The Week

      An 'influential' Palm Beach eye doctor is reportedly on Trump's clemency list

      President Trump plans to spend his final days in office issuing about 100 pardons and commutations, according to CNN. It's not clear yet who will get a pardon, but "the expectation among allies is that Trump will issue pardons that he could benefit from post presidency," CNN reports. The final list apparently includes "white collar criminals, high-profile rappers, and others but — as of now — is not expected to include Trump himself."

      • Trump so far not planning to pardon himself: source
        Trump so far not planning to pardon himself: source
        Reuters Videos
      • Trump, in wave of Tuesday pardons, so far not planning to pardon himself: source
        Trump, in wave of Tuesday pardons, so far not planning to pardon himself: source
        Reuters
    • All 4 nurses in a Kansas county's health department refused to give out COVID-19 vaccines
      Health
      Business Insider

      All 4 nurses in a Kansas county's health department refused to give out COVID-19 vaccines

      All four nurses in one Kansas county's health department refused to give patients COVID-19 vaccines. The health department administrator shared debunked vaccine misinformation as part of their reasoning. The county will contract with other nurses to distribute the vaccine.

    • Farewell, Ivanka Trump? No, Ivanka Doesn’t Want to Say Farewell.
      Celebrity
      The Daily Beast

      Farewell, Ivanka Trump? No, Ivanka Doesn’t Want to Say Farewell.

      Ivanka Trump's time in the White House has been horrible for America. Watch: Where do Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner go from here? Call it classic rich kid brattiness or a more complicated kind of delusion, but for Ivanka the future is still bright, or it is in her determination to just carry on regardless.

    • Black Lives Matter protesters near White House have one final message for Trump – you should be arrested
      Politics
      The Independent

      Black Lives Matter protesters near White House have one final message for Trump – you should be arrested

      Karen did not have to think too long about the message she wanted to send to Donald Trump. Yes, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were set to take over, and perhaps correct course. Karen, who asked to be identified by just her first name and who said she was part of a group called “The Resistance”, was among a handful of protesters at Black Lives Matter plaza, a city street close to the White House that was established and named last year amid demonstrations for racial justice that swept the country.

    • The Trump administration gave more than $850,000 in PPP loans to prominent anti-vaccine groups
      Health
      Business Insider

      The Trump administration gave more than $850,000 in PPP loans to prominent anti-vaccine groups

      Top anti-vaccine advocacy groups received PPP funding from the Trump administration, The Washington Post reported. American distrust in the safety of COVID-19 vaccinations continues to pose a threat to public health. K. "Vish" Viswanath, a professor of health communication at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, told Insider that anti-vaccine groups are "likely to perpetuate the adverse impacts of the pandemic."

      • Five anti-vaccine groups got loans via US government relief program – report
        Five anti-vaccine groups got loans via US government relief program – report
        The Guardian
      • Trump administration bailed out anti-vaccine groups during the pandemic
        Trump administration bailed out anti-vaccine groups during the pandemic
        TheGrio
    • Mega Millions, Powerball jackpots have swelled to nearly $1.6B combined. Here's how they stack up in US lottery history.
      U.S.
      USA TODAY

      Mega Millions, Powerball jackpots have swelled to nearly $1.6B combined. Here's how they stack up in US lottery history.

      Find your lucky numbers: Two of the biggest jackpots in U.S. lottery history have grown even larger ahead of this week's drawings. Mega Millions, with a projected $850 million jackpot — the third largest in lottery history and the game's second largest ever — comes first on Tuesday night. A projected $730 million will be up for grabs the next night in the Powerball drawing, the fourth largest jackpot in the game's history and the sixth largest in U.S. history.

      • Powerball jackpot increases to $730 million, Mega Millions rises to $850 million
        Powerball jackpot increases to $730 million, Mega Millions rises to $850 million
        NBC News
      • $2M Powerball ticket sold in NH
        $2M Powerball ticket sold in NH
        WCVB - Boston
    • A Chinese restaurant has gone viral for its searingly honest dish descriptions: 'This one is not that good'
      Lifestyle
      INSIDER

      A Chinese restaurant has gone viral for its searingly honest dish descriptions: 'This one is not that good'

      A Chinese restaurant in Montreal has gone viral for its descriptions of dishes on its menu. Feigang Fei's comments on Aunt Dai restaurant's menu are searingly honest — and very amusing. "Comparing to our General Tao Chicken, this one is not THAT good," Fei wrote of the orange chicken.

    • Marjorie Taylor Greene suspended from Twitter after telling Trump supporters to ‘mobilise’
      Politics
      The Independent

      Marjorie Taylor Greene suspended from Twitter after telling Trump supporters to ‘mobilise’

      Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene was suspended from Twitter for 12 hours after sending out a now-deleted tweet telling Trump supporters to "mobilize". ProPublica preserved the deleted tweet, which said: "I encourage all Americans, not just the 75 million people who voted for President Trump, to mobilize and make your voices heard in opposition to these attacks on our liberties." A Twitter spokesperson told NPR that Ms Greene "has been temporarily locked out for multiple violations of our civic integrity policy".

      • Twitter Temporarily Suspends QAnon Rep. For Election Disinformation, Inciting Violence
        Twitter Temporarily Suspends QAnon Rep. For Election Disinformation, Inciting Violence
        HuffPost
      • Twitter locks account of Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican who promoted QAnon
        Twitter locks account of Marjorie Taylor Greene, Republican who promoted QAnon
        Reuters
    • Fauci predicts that people will be able to go back to singing in church by mid-fall, when an 'overwhelming proportion' of the US has been vaccinated
      Health
      Business Insider

      Fauci predicts that people will be able to go back to singing in church by mid-fall, when an 'overwhelming proportion' of the US has been vaccinated

      Church services that resemble pre-coronavirus worship should resume in mid-fall, Dr. Anthony Fauci predicted Monday. Churches have been the sites of super-spreader events, since the virus spreads easily indoors when people are speaking loudly or singing in close quarters. Dr. Anthony Fauci predicts church services - with hugging, praising, and music-making - will be able to resume safely in mid-fall, if the US vaccinates people "appropriately, effectively, and efficiently."

      • Dr. Fauci Reveals "Best Way" to Avoid COVID
        Dr. Fauci Reveals "Best Way" to Avoid COVID
        Eat This, Not That!
      • Fauci: Two more Covid vaccines just ‘weeks’ away from US distribution
        Fauci: Two more Covid vaccines just ‘weeks’ away from US distribution
        The Independent
    • A Princeton professor warned students not to take his class while in China amid the country's tightening grip on dissent
      World
      Business Insider

      A Princeton professor warned students not to take his class while in China amid the country's tightening grip on dissent

      Rory Truex, an assistant professor of politics and international affairs at Princeton University, told students not to take his course on Chinese politics if they currently reside in China. Truex told the Daily Princetonian the course covers subjects the Chinese government may consider sensitive and could endanger students. American academics fear for their Chinese students in the wake of China's increasingly bold crackdown on political dissent at home and abroad.

    • Politics
      FOX News Videos

      Trump should ‘force the Democrats to come forward’ with incitement evidence: former Colorado senator

      Committee to Defend the President Chairman and former Colorado Senator Ted Harvey discusses impeachment efforts on 'Fox & Friends First.

    • Japanese Boy Bullied for Speaking Portuguese to Cristiano Ronaldo Becomes National Soccer Champion
      Sports
      NextShark

      Japanese Boy Bullied for Speaking Portuguese to Cristiano Ronaldo Becomes National Soccer Champion

      A Japanese boy was ridiculed by reporters after trying to speak Portuguese with Cristiano Ronaldo in 2014. Ryota Iwaoka attended a press conference around seven years ago for Facial Fitness Pao, a beauty product that Ronaldo was a spokesperson of. Iwaoka managed to secure one of the three slots for an exclusive Q&A with the soccer superstar, according to Yahoo News Japan via SoraNews24.

    • The director of Tiger Woods' documentary is shocked by how loyal his former mistress and caddie still are to the golfing legend
      Celebrity
      INSIDER

      The director of Tiger Woods' documentary is shocked by how loyal his former mistress and caddie still are to the golfing legend

      "Tiger" director Matthew Hamachek told Insider that the biggest surprise in making the movie about the golfing legend was how loyal people are to Tiger Woods — even the ones he has scorned. That includes his former mistress, Rachel Uchitel, and his fired caddie Steve Williams, who both took months to decide to participate in the documentary. "Even the people who were scorned by Tiger [or] had a bone to pick with him, they are fiercely protective of him," he told Insider.

    Why Democrats won in Georgia
    • “If you’re looking to win elections, it is probably best not to urge your supporters not to vote.”

    • “Warnock’s portrayal of himself as a dog lover, a means of overcoming white suspicions of Black men, smacked of pure genius.”

    • “Trump has done damage to the Republican brand among suburban voters that goes well beyond just races where he is on the ballot.”

    • “Once more, Democrats must profusely thank activist Stacey Abrams.”

    • “Overall, demographic trends show that the state’s electorate is becoming younger and more diverse each year.”

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