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    • Trump boycotting Biden inauguration with early exit

      Trump boycotting Biden inauguration with early exit

      Refusing to abide by tradition and participate in the ceremonial transfer of power, Donald Trump will instead hold his own departure ceremony at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.

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      • Police make alarming find in San Francisco RV park

        Police make alarming find in San Francisco RV park

      • Russia escalates military rivalry with U.S.

        Russia escalates military rivalry with U.S.

      • FBI release photos of suspect in crushing of D.C. officer

        FBI release photos of suspect in crushing of D.C. officer

      • Shocked scientist says electric eels hunt in packs

        Shocked scientist says electric eels hunt in packs

      • Far-right extremists fed up with 'gullible' QAnon fans

        Far-right extremists fed up with 'gullible' QAnon fans

    • Rand Paul Warns One Third of Republicans Will Leave Party if GOP Senators Back Impeachment
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      National Review

      Rand Paul Warns One Third of Republicans Will Leave Party if GOP Senators Back Impeachment

      Senator Rand Paul (R., Ky.) warned Friday that one third of Republican voters could leave the party if GOP senators vote in impeachment proceedings to convict President Trump. The senator's remarks come amid an increasing divide between congressional Republicans who oppose impeaching the president, and a smaller number who support the measure following the riots at the Capitol on January 6. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) is reportedly hopeful that Republicans can use impeachment to purge Trump from the GOP, although he would need the support of at least 16 additional Republican senators to vote to convict.

      • Stephen Colbert Has A Way To Trick Mitch McConnell Into Removing Donald Trump
        Stephen Colbert Has A Way To Trick Mitch McConnell Into Removing Donald Trump
        HuffPost
      • 10 House Republicans voted to impeach Trump
        10 House Republicans voted to impeach Trump
        Yahoo Finance Video
    • House arrest plan for invader of Pelosi's office halted
      U.S.
      Associated Press

      House arrest plan for invader of Pelosi's office halted

      A federal judge in Washington on Friday night halted a plan to release and put on house arrest the Arkansas man photographed sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office during last week's riot at the U.S. Capitol. Richard Barnett will instead be brought to Washington, D.C., immediately for proceedings in his case, Chief U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell ordered Friday night, staying a decision by another judge to confine Barnett to his home in Gravette, Arkansas, until his trial. Howell's ruling came hours after U.S. Magistrate Judge Erin Wiedemann in Arkansas set a $5,000 bond for Barnett and ordered that a GPS monitor track his location.

    • Texas realtor who took private jet is charged in Capitol riot
      Politics
      NBC News

      Texas realtor who took private jet is charged in Capitol riot

      A Texas realtor who took a private jet to the riot at the U.S. Capitol last week and called it the best day of her life is facing federal charges. Jennifer Ryan, who goes by Jenna Ryan on social media, is the latest person charged in connection to the Jan. 6 attack that left five people dead, including a Capitol police officer. Federal authorities said in court documents released Friday that Ryan traveled with a group to Washington, D.C., on Jan. 5 and documented her two-day trip on social media.

      • Texas Realtor Who Went To D.C. Insurrection Sure Made It Easy For Feds To Identify Her
        Texas Realtor Who Went To D.C. Insurrection Sure Made It Easy For Feds To Identify Her
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      • Olympian Klete Keller surrenders, faces 3 charges for involvement in Capitol riots
        Olympian Klete Keller surrenders, faces 3 charges for involvement in Capitol riots
        Yahoo Sports
    • MAGA protester punched by Black woman security guard fired by UMass Hospital
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      TheGrio

      MAGA protester punched by Black woman security guard fired by UMass Hospital

      On January 5th, Therese Duke and a group of pro-Trump protesters that included other family members were filmed harassing Ashanti Smith, a security guard working at Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington D.C. After Duke made a failed attempt to grab Smith's phone out of her hand, the woman proceeded to punch Duke in the face once, to dissuade her. Following the incident, her very liberal 18-year-old daughter Helena Duke exposed her on social media. Hi mom remember the time you told me I shouldn't go to BLM protests bc they could get violentโ€ฆthis you?

    • GOP officials are reportedly worried controversial pro-Trump House members could run for Senate, governor
      Politics
      The Week

      GOP officials are reportedly worried controversial pro-Trump House members could run for Senate, governor

      Georgia and Arizona were two of the most crucial states in this election cycle, and it looks like they'll remain at the forefront of the coming battle within the Republican Party, The New York Times reports. Things have grown tense in the Sun Belt states, where mainstream Republicans are hoping to fend off President Trump's allies. In Arizona, for instance, the state GOP is trying to censure Republican Gov. Doug Ducey โ€” as well as former Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) and Cindy McCain โ€” in part because he has been "deemed insufficiently beholden to Trump," Politico reports.

      • Trump blows up the Arizona GOP on his way out
        Trump blows up the Arizona GOP on his way out
        Politico
      • Arizona GOP wants to censure Cindy McCain over gay marriage, Biden support
        Arizona GOP wants to censure Cindy McCain over gay marriage, Biden support
        NBC News
    • โ€˜You are violating my rights!โ€™ Florida woman jailed โ€” again โ€” for refusing to wear a mask
      U.S.
      Miami Herald

      โ€˜You are violating my rights!โ€™ Florida woman jailed โ€” again โ€” for refusing to wear a mask

      Cindy Falco Dicorrado may have wanted a bagel at an Einstein Bros. Bagels near Boca Raton but she may have had to settle for eating one in a Palm Beach County jail the next morning. Dicorrado, 62, who lives in Boynton Beach, was arrested Thursday morning after she refused to leave an Einstein bagel shop at 9795 Glades Rd. because she refused to wear a mask. There is a mask mandate in Palm Beach County due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which is currently surging in Florida.

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      Biden unveils $1.9T COVID-19 relief package with $1,400 checks

      President-elect announces plans for additional economic relief to help those impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

    • More Inside Artist Jorge Pardo's Transformed Bushwick Carriage House
      Entertainment
      Architectural Digest

      More Inside Artist Jorge Pardo's Transformed Bushwick Carriage House

      When it came to the lighting in his home, Pardo drew inspiration from the insides of fruits, nuts, and seeds, as well as sea creatures and machine parts. Originally Appeared on Architectural Digest

    • Trump's team is reportedly trying to assemble a crowd for a 'major send-off' hours before Biden's inauguration
      Politics
      The Week

      Trump's team is reportedly trying to assemble a crowd for a 'major send-off' hours before Biden's inauguration

      President Trump is planning to exit the White House on the morning of Jan. 20, a few hours before President-elect Joe Biden is sworn in a short distance away, CNN reports. "Eager for a final taste of the pomp of being president, Trump has asked for a major send-off," and "as one of their final acts, Trump's team is working to organize a crowd to see him off on the morning of Biden's inauguration, when he plans to depart Washington while still president" for a flight to Palm Beach, Florida, where his term will officially end at noon. There are 20,000 National Guard troops currently deployed or en route to Washington, D.C., ahead of Biden's inauguration, because the last crowd Trump drew to the White House morphed into an insurrectionist mob that stormed the Capitol.

      • Joe Biden inauguration: How to watch with friends and family on Yahoo
        Joe Biden inauguration: How to watch with friends and family on Yahoo
        Yahoo News
      • Biden's inauguration challenge is to unite America
        Biden's inauguration challenge is to unite America
        Associated Press Videos
    • Kayleigh McEnany leaves White House after final two-minute press briefing following deadly Capitol riot
      Politics
      The Independent

      Kayleigh McEnany leaves White House after final two-minute press briefing following deadly Capitol riot

      Donald Trump's press secretary Kayleigh McEnany has packed up her office at the White House, days before president-elect Joe Biden is sworn into office, though she is expected to remain in the role until the president's term ends on 20 January. The press secretary took no questions from the reporters in the room. Following a career in right-wing cable news commentary, Ms McEnany was named the Republican National Committee's national spokesperson in August 2017 before joining the Trump campaign as its national press secretary in 2019.

      • HHS Secretary Alex Azar Resigns, Citing Pro-Trump Capitol Riot
        HHS Secretary Alex Azar Resigns, Citing Pro-Trump Capitol Riot
        National Review
      • HHS Secretary Azar latest White House official to criticize Trump, plans to stick around to aid Biden transition
        HHS Secretary Azar latest White House official to criticize Trump, plans to stick around to aid Biden transition
        The Week
    • A police officer arrested after the pro-Trump assault on the Capitol is also a current member of the US military
      U.S.
      Business Insider

      A police officer arrested after the pro-Trump assault on the Capitol is also a current member of the US military

      Two Virginia police officers, Jacob Fracker and Thomas Robertson, were arrested in connection with last week's riots at the US Capitol. Fracker, as Military.com first reported, is a current member of the Virginia National Guard, making him the first current military member to be arrested in connection with the riots. Several former military members have been arrested or are facing questioning from authorities.

      • National Guardsman Is 1st Current Service Member to Be Arrested After Capitol Riot
        National Guardsman Is 1st Current Service Member to Be Arrested After Capitol Riot
        Military.com
      • Virginia National Guard corporal charged in connection with Capitol riot
        Virginia National Guard corporal charged in connection with Capitol riot
        NBC News
    • Illinois mayor who attended Trump's DC rally apologizes after claiming the media lied about Capitol riot
      U.S.
      INSIDER

      Illinois mayor who attended Trump's DC rally apologizes after claiming the media lied about Capitol riot

      Thomasboro, Illinois Mayor Tyler Evans Issued a statement Thursday apologizing for his comments accusing the media of lying about the violence that took place at the Capitol on January 6. In a now-deleted video, Evans described being at the Capitol building as "the most exhilarating thing." As of Jan 15, the FBI has identified more than 270 suspects involved in criminal activity related to the Capitol riot and taken more than 100 individuals into custody.

      • Retired Oakland cop attended US Capitol riot
        Retired Oakland cop attended US Capitol riot
        KGO โ€“ San Francisco
      • Spring man latest to be charged in US Capitol riot
        Spring man latest to be charged in US Capitol riot
        KTRK โ€“ Houston
    • Trump news: McEnany departs White House as McConnell calls impeachment โ€˜vote of conscienceโ€™
      Politics
      The Independent

      Trump news: McEnany departs White House as McConnell calls impeachment โ€˜vote of conscienceโ€™

      President Donald Trump is said to be planning a final trip on Air Force One to Mar-a-Lago during the inauguration, as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell reportedly discusses impeachment with colleagues as the administration ends in history-making ignominy. White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany, who entered the role in April 2020, joined a growing list of administration officials who left the president before his term officially ended. The president's top economic adviser Larry Kudlow has criticised his boss in The Wall Street Journal over his response to the deadly insurrection at the Capitol.

      • Stephen Colbert Has A Way To Trick Mitch McConnell Into Removing Donald Trump
        Stephen Colbert Has A Way To Trick Mitch McConnell Into Removing Donald Trump
        HuffPost
      • Trump trial pending, McConnell calls it 'vote of conscience'
        Trump trial pending, McConnell calls it 'vote of conscience'
        Associated Press
    • John Weaver, co-founder of the anti-Trump Lincoln Project, acknowledges sending 'inappropriate' messages to several men
      Politics
      Business Insider

      John Weaver, co-founder of the anti-Trump Lincoln Project, acknowledges sending 'inappropriate' messages to several men

      Co-founder of The Lincoln Project, John Weaver, has admitted sending "inappropriate" messages to several men after allegations surfaced this week, Axios reported on Friday. Several men accused Weaver of sending them unsolicited and sexually-suggestive messages, some of which also made offers of employment or political advancement. Weaver, a former advisor to the late Sen. John McCain, said he would not be returning to the group.

    • Pelosi says Congress members may face prosecution if an investigation shows they were accomplices in Capitol siege
      Politics
      Business Insider

      Pelosi says Congress members may face prosecution if an investigation shows they were accomplices in Capitol siege

      House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday said that Congress members could face prosecution should an investigation show that they were accomplices in the Capitol riots. "If they aided and abetted the crime, there may have to be actions taken beyond the Congress in terms of prosecution for that," Pelosi said during a news conference. Pelosi also pointed out one rioter captured on camera in a "Camp Auschwitz" sweatshirt, describing him as a "punk."

      • Republican lawmaker to ask Justice Department to investigate Trump's response to attack on U.S. Capitol
        Republican lawmaker to ask Justice Department to investigate Trump's response to attack on U.S. Capitol
        Yahoo News
      • If members of Congress aided Capitol attack, they should be prosecuted: Pelosi
        If members of Congress aided Capitol attack, they should be prosecuted: Pelosi
        Reuters
    • Trump will take nuclear football out of DC on his final day in office - and the codes will be deactivated at the stroke of noon
      Politics
      The Independent

      Trump will take nuclear football out of DC on his final day in office - and the codes will be deactivated at the stroke of noon

      Donald Trump will get to take the nuclear football with him when he leaves Washington DC on his final day in office โ€“ but the codes will be deactivated at the stroke of noon. Mr Trump will be accompanied by the 45-pound briefcase when he flies to Florida on the morning of Joe Biden's inauguration, as he is reportedly expected to do. Military officials will have a nuclear football ready and waiting to accompany Mr Biden after he becomes the commander-in-chief, officials told CNN.

    • Nearly 6,000 Amazon warehouse workers in Alabama will vote next month on forming the first union in the company's history
      Business
      Business Insider

      Nearly 6,000 Amazon warehouse workers in Alabama will vote next month on forming the first union in the company's history

      About 6,000 Amazon workers in Alabama will vote on forming a union, which would be the e-commerce giant's first union in its history, according to a petition filed. Workers will receive their ballots on February 8 to vote in the mail-in election over the wishes of Amazon, which was pushing for an in-person election. Amazon has been staunchly opposed to its workers organizing a union, with the company even hiring detectives with the Pinkerton spy agency to monitor efforts.

      • Pivotal Union Election Moves Ahead At Amazon Warehouse In Alabama
        Pivotal Union Election Moves Ahead At Amazon Warehouse In Alabama
        HuffPost
      • Amazon union election to start in February, U.S. labor board says
        Amazon union election to start in February, U.S. labor board says
        Reuters
    • Pelosi taps retired military commander, who oversaw the US response to Hurricane Katrina, to oversee probe into security failures during Capitol siege
      Politics
      Business Insider

      Pelosi taps retired military commander, who oversaw the US response to Hurricane Katrina, to oversee probe into security failures during Capitol siege

      House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that retired Lt. Gen. Russel Honorรฉ will lead "an immediate review" of the security during the Capitol attack. On January 6, pro-Trump insurrectionists stormed the Capitol, which resulted in five deaths. Honorรฉ is known for leading the task force that was in charge of the US military response to Hurricane Katrina.

      • Pelosi calls for prosecution of any Congress members who might have helped pro-Trump siege
        Pelosi calls for prosecution of any Congress members who might have helped pro-Trump siege
        Reuters
      • Pelosi tasks retired Lt. Gen. Russel Honorรฉ with leading review of Capitol security
        Pelosi tasks retired Lt. Gen. Russel Honorรฉ with leading review of Capitol security
        NBC News
    • Melania Trump is reportedly more than ready to leave the White House
      Politics
      The Week

      Melania Trump is reportedly more than ready to leave the White House

      First lady Melania Trump is spending her final days in the White House packing, making photo albums, and counting down the minutes until she can move out, CNN reports. Since November, she has been overseeing the Trump family's move, deciding what will go to Mar-a-Lago in Florida and what will go into storage. With the help of White House staffers, she has been doing this stealthily, as to not upset President Trump โ€” the official told CNN he really didn't think they would be moving, and it's a sensitive subject.

      • Will Melania Trump break tradition? What to know about the White House tea-and-tour
        Will Melania Trump break tradition? What to know about the White House tea-and-tour
        USA TODAY
      • Melania Trump Reportedly Hasnโ€™t Done Anything to Help With Jill Bidenโ€™s First Lady Onboarding
        Melania Trump Reportedly Hasnโ€™t Done Anything to Help With Jill Bidenโ€™s First Lady Onboarding
        Glamour
    • A waitress at an Orlando restaurant used a secret sign to help rescue a boy suspected of abuse after noticing his parents weren't giving him any food
      U.S.
      INSIDER

      A waitress at an Orlando restaurant used a secret sign to help rescue a boy suspected of abuse after noticing his parents weren't giving him any food

      Flavaine Carvalho became suspicious of a family that she was serving at the Mrs. Potato Restaurant in Orlando, Florida, on New Years Day when she noticed they weren't giving their son any food. After noticing other signs of abuse, including a massive scratch on the boy's forehead, the waitress flashed signs behind the parents' back that read "are you ok?" and "do you need help"? After multiple attempts, the boy indicated to Carvalho that he needed help, which prompted her to call the police.

      • Florida waitress credited with helping boy after noticing bruises
        Florida waitress credited with helping boy after noticing bruises
        Yahoo News Video
      • Waitress credited with helping boy after noticing bruises
        Waitress credited with helping boy after noticing bruises
        Associated Press
    • The US screwed up its vaccine roll out in part because it was too choosy about who should get shots first
      Health
      Business Insider

      The US screwed up its vaccine roll out in part because it was too choosy about who should get shots first

      The US, by contrast, rolled out its doses using a complicated priority tier system based, in part, on people's employment. In order to fix the US's vaccination campaign, the priority tier system needs to go, some experts say. States also need more federal aid during the roll out process.

    • Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus plan is set to collide with Republicans - and it could force Democrats to scrap measures like a $15 minimum wage
      Politics
      Business Insider

      Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus plan is set to collide with Republicans - and it could force Democrats to scrap measures like a $15 minimum wage

      Biden unveiled a large new aid plan, but it may have to be modified substantially to gain Republican votes and faces a difficult road ahead. The president-elect is seeking GOP support for his rescue package to enact it more quickly and make good on his promise of bipartisanship. "I see no way this gets 10 Republican Senate votes in its current form," a conservative budget expert said in an interview.

      • Biden Proposes $15 Minimum Wage
        Biden Proposes $15 Minimum Wage
        Kiplinger
      • Biden Presidency Could Bring $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Plan, Increased Minimum Wage and More Cash for Americans
        Biden Presidency Could Bring $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Plan, Increased Minimum Wage and More Cash for Americans
        GOBankingRates
    • Trump is back in contact with Steve Bannon and โ€˜asking him how to overturn electionโ€™
      Politics
      The Independent

      Trump is back in contact with Steve Bannon and โ€˜asking him how to overturn electionโ€™

      Donald Trump is reportedly back in touch with his former chief strategist Steve Bannon who he has been speaking to several times over the phone in the recent weeks, seeking advice on how to overturn his defeat in the 2020 presidential elections. Mr Bannon is considered one of the main architects of Mr Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and had joined him as an adviser in the White House after the elections. Mr Bannon quit the position in August 2017 after he fell from the good books of the president due to a controversy related to his book.

      • Trump is talking to Steve Bannon again as his presidency ends in chaos, with the former campaign adviser back in touch after their 2017 falling out
        Trump is talking to Steve Bannon again as his presidency ends in chaos, with the former campaign adviser back in touch after their 2017 falling out
        Business Insider
      • Trump Considers Pardon for Steve Bannon: Report
        Trump Considers Pardon for Steve Bannon: Report
        National Review
    • A woman asked her grandmothers to be her bridesmaids after limiting her wedding to just 15 guests
      Lifestyle
      INSIDER

      A woman asked her grandmothers to be her bridesmaids after limiting her wedding to just 15 guests

      The ceremony took place in a church that can accommodate 200 people, but only 15 people were there on the wedding day. Both of Kennedy's grandmothers were seated with people from their own households and were socially distant from everyone else, and everyone in the church had to use hand sanitizer upon entering and exiting. All of the guests also wore masks.

    • 'QAnon Shaman' Jacob Chansley, who was arrested after storming the Capitol in a fur headdress and horns, has been denied bail
      Politics
      Business Insider

      'QAnon Shaman' Jacob Chansley, who was arrested after storming the Capitol in a fur headdress and horns, has been denied bail

      A federal judge in Arizona on Friday denied bail to Jacob Chansley, a prominent QAnon conspiracy theorist who was arrested following the attacks on the US Capitol. DOJ prosecutors had argued Chansley, also known as the "QAnon Shaman" or Jake Angeli, was a flight risk and danger to the public because his past statements โ€” including that "he is an extraterrestrial being" โ€” showed that he "is not connected to reality." Prosecutors also asked the judge to temporarily disregard their previous claims that Chansley had planned to "capture and assassinate elected officials," while leaving open the possibility they may make the claim again during a full trial.

      • Attorney for 'QAnon Shaman' says Trump has an 'obligation' to pardon his supporters who attacked Capitol
        Attorney for 'QAnon Shaman' says Trump has an 'obligation' to pardon his supporters who attacked Capitol
        Yahoo TV
      • Feds back away from claim of assassination plot at Capitol
        Feds back away from claim of assassination plot at Capitol
        Associated Press
    Why Democrats won in Georgia
    • โ€œIf youโ€™re looking to win elections, it is probably best not to urge your supporters not to vote.โ€

    • โ€œWarnockโ€™s portrayal of himself as a dog lover, a means of overcoming white suspicions of Black men, smacked of pure genius.โ€

    • โ€œTrump has done damage to the Republican brand among suburban voters that goes well beyond just races where he is on the ballot.โ€

    • โ€œOnce more, Democrats must profusely thank activist Stacey Abrams.โ€

    • โ€œOverall, demographic trends show that the stateโ€™s electorate is becoming younger and more diverse each year.โ€

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