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    • New pandemic plight: Hospitals run out of vaccines

      New pandemic plight: Hospitals run out of vaccines

      During one of the deadliest phases of the pandemic in the U.S., health officials are growing desperate, unable to get answers as to why the vaccines are in short supply.

      Where the situation is especially dire »
      • Trump mulled replacing AG over election results

        Trump mulled replacing AG over election results

      • 'A menace to our country': GOP rep under intense fire

        'A menace to our country': GOP rep under intense fire

      • Trump shuns 'ex-presidents club.' The feeling's mutual.

        Trump shuns 'ex-presidents club.' The feeling's mutual.

      • Why presidents use executive orders

        Why presidents use executive orders

      • AOC reacts after man allegedly called for her killing

        AOC reacts after man allegedly called for her killing

    • Mexican leader says Biden offers $4B for Central America
      World
      Associated Press

      Mexican leader says Biden offers $4B for Central America

      President Joe Biden's first calls to foreign leaders went to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador at a strained moment for the U.S. relationship with its North American neighbors. Mexico's president said Saturday that Biden told him the U.S. would send $4 billion to help development in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala — nations whose hardships have spawned tides of migration through Mexico toward the United States. López Obrador, who spoke Friday with Biden by phone, said the two discussed immigration and the need to address the root causes of why people migrate.

    • Rioters who entered Capitol building may not be charged if they didn’t engage in violence, report says
      U.S.
      The Independent

      Rioters who entered Capitol building may not be charged if they didn’t engage in violence, report says

      Rioters who stormed the Capitol Building may not face criminal charges if they did not act violently, a report says. Federal law enforcement officials are reportedly debating not pressing charges against some of the pro-Trump mob to prevent hundreds of cases swamping the court system. No final decision has made on the non-charging of individuals who took part in the 6 January pro-Trump violence, according to the Washington Post.

      • A Digital Dragnet Is Coming For The U.S. Capitol Insurrectionists
        A Digital Dragnet Is Coming For The U.S. Capitol Insurrectionists
        HuffPost
      • Lawyers representing the Capitol insurrectionists are building a damning case against Trump
        Lawyers representing the Capitol insurrectionists are building a damning case against Trump
        Business Insider
    • Letters to the Editor: Trump did a lot of bad things, but he outdid himself with this pardon
      Politics
      Los Angeles Times Opinion

      Letters to the Editor: Trump did a lot of bad things, but he outdid himself with this pardon

      To the editor: Former President Trump did a lot of things that were terrible, but none was as disturbing to me as his pardon of a man who paid to have his daughter accepted to USC under false pretenses. The fact that the pardon was backed by several businesspeople who were financial supporters of Trump is yet another example of people being able to buy their way out of almost any crime. To the editor: Pardon me, but Trump's pardon of his former campaign manager Stephen K. Bannon may actually further endanger him.

    • Michigan Mega Millions ticket wins $1.05 billion jackpot
      U.S.
      Associated Press

      Michigan Mega Millions ticket wins $1.05 billion jackpot

      Someone in Michigan bought the winning ticket for the $1.05 billion Mega Millions jackpot, which is the third-largest lottery prize in U.S. history. The winning numbers for Friday night's drawing were 4, 26, 42, 50 and 60, with a Mega Ball of 24. The winning ticket was purchased at a Kroger store in the Detroit suburb of Novi, the Michigan Lottery said.

      • $1B Mega Millions ticket sold in Michigan
        $1B Mega Millions ticket sold in Michigan
        Yahoo News Video
      • Mega Millions jackpot reaches $1B
        Mega Millions jackpot reaches $1B
        Yahoo Finance Video
    • The Bidens were reportedly left waiting outside the White House on Inauguration Day because Trump sent the staff home
      Politics
      Business Insider

      The Bidens were reportedly left waiting outside the White House on Inauguration Day because Trump sent the staff home

      Biden reportedly wasn't greeted by White House staff on Inauguration Day because Trump sent them home. Trump reportedly sent the butlers home so "there would be no-one to help the Bidens when they arrived." Chief usher Timothy Harleth left his role before the Bidens arrived at the White House.

      • For Biden, pandemic safety starts at home: In the White House
        For Biden, pandemic safety starts at home: In the White House
        Yahoo News
      • Bidens left stuck outside White House on Inauguration Day after ‘petty’ final Trump act
        Bidens left stuck outside White House on Inauguration Day after ‘petty’ final Trump act
        The Independent
    • Dems Urged Not to ‘Waste a Second’ Negotiating as Republicans Back Away From COVID Relief
      Politics
      The Daily Beast

      Dems Urged Not to ‘Waste a Second’ Negotiating as Republicans Back Away From COVID Relief

      Democrats are facing new objections from Republicans over the Biden administration's COVID-19 relief package, a maddening reality that has set off alarm bells among progressives who fear hard-fought issues could be left on the chopping block. While President Joe Biden has long touted a working ability to inspire bipartisanship, some on the party's left wing are already warning against spending too much time trying to negotiate with the GOP, citing double control in the House and Senate and playing up the importance of providing fast monetary relief to Americans during the pandemic. “Democrats need to just plow ahead,” said Larry Cohen, chairman of Our Revolution, a grassroots network that supported Sen. Bernie Sanders' (I-VT) presidential bids.

    • Priest who attended pro-Trump rally ahead of Capitol insurrection is suspended from post and may be defrocked
      Politics
      The Independent

      Priest who attended pro-Trump rally ahead of Capitol insurrection is suspended from post and may be defrocked

      An Orthodox priest has claimed that he has been suspended by his diocese for three months and faces a “possible defrocking” after travelling to Washington, DC, to attend the “Stop the Steal” rally prior to the Capitol riots on 6 January. Reverend Mark Hodges, who is a “supply priest” at Paul the Apostle Orthodox Church in Dayton, Ohio, was “suspended from all priestly functions” from 12 January, according to the website of the Orthodox Church in America's Diocese of the Midwest. Mr Hodges told the Dayton Daily News that he travelled to Washington, DC, on 6 January for the “Stop the Steal” rally that was organised by supporters of then president Donald Trump.

    • Atmospheric river means massive snow coming to the West
      Science
      CBS News

      Atmospheric river means massive snow coming to the West

      In what has been the worst fire season in recorded history in California, with twice the burned acreage of any season prior and fires burning months past the end of traditional wildfire season - some just days ago - fortune is about to shift, but to another extreme. A rip-roaring jet stream with embedded atmospheric rivers is primed to pummel California with heavy rain and massive snow over the coming week. With the flip of a switch, California and the Southwest U.S., will go from the driest 6-month stretch in state history to the potential for flash flooding, landslides and snow so deep in the elevations, avalanches will become a danger.

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      Judge Jeanine: Welcome to the Biden administration, home to the new slogan, 'America Last'

      The Judge highlights the agenda of the new Biden presidency

    • Lucas Interior Embraces Color to Modernize Palm Springs Spanish Revival Home
      Lifestyle
      Architectural Digest

      Lucas Interior Embraces Color to Modernize Palm Springs Spanish Revival Home

      The materials and colors took center stage,” said David Lucas when it came to the design of the home. Originally Appeared on Architectural Digest

    • Democrats may have regained the Senate, but McConnell is blocking them from taking up Biden's agenda
      Politics
      Business Insider

      Democrats may have regained the Senate, but McConnell is blocking them from taking up Biden's agenda

      It's left the Senate at an impasse at the start of Joe Biden's presidency. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. The Kentucky senator, who's been relegated to minority leader, has not reached a power-sharing deal with Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, which is required for the Senate to reorganize and move forward after Democrats took the majority on Wednesday.

      • In Senate deal, Trump impeachment trial put off until early February
        In Senate deal, Trump impeachment trial put off until early February
        Reuters
      • Delay in power-sharing pact leaves Senate in limbo
        Delay in power-sharing pact leaves Senate in limbo
        Politico
    • Former police officer who climbed over fences to get into Capitol during riot claims he was there to see art
      U.S.
      The Independent

      Former police officer who climbed over fences to get into Capitol during riot claims he was there to see art

      A former police officer admitted to climbing over fences to get into the Capitol during the 6 January riot but then claimed he only went inside because it was a rare moment to view historical art pieces. Ex-officer Tam Dinh Pham was arrested Wednesday for unlawful entry of the Capitol and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds, The Washington Post reported. After 18 years working for the Houston Police Department, he stepped down on January 14, Chief of Police Art Acevedo announced on Twitter.

      • Man Arrested For Capitol Riot Involvement Threatened To 'Assassinate' Rep. Ocasio-Cortez
        Man Arrested For Capitol Riot Involvement Threatened To 'Assassinate' Rep. Ocasio-Cortez
        HuffPost
      • A former Houston cop charged with storming the US Capitol changed his story in an interview with the feds. Now he says he was there to see 'historical art'
        A former Houston cop charged with storming the US Capitol changed his story in an interview with the feds. Now he says he was there to see 'historical art'
        Business Insider
    • Biden's next executive order will let people stay on unemployment if they quit an unsafe job
      Politics
      The Week

      Biden's next executive order will let people stay on unemployment if they quit an unsafe job

      President Biden has issued another two executive orders aimed at the coronavirus pandemic's economic fallout. Millions of Americans have claimed unemployment insurance as they lost their jobs amid the pandemic, not to mention thousands of noncitizen workers who haven't been eligible for the benefits. Biden is pushing Congress to pass another $1.9 trillion stimulus program, but took initial and immediate relief steps Friday with another round of executive orders.

      • Biden to sign executive orders to increase food aid, speed up stimulus payments
        Biden to sign executive orders to increase food aid, speed up stimulus payments
        Yahoo News Video
      • Biden acts on COVID relief while awaiting action in Congress
        Biden acts on COVID relief while awaiting action in Congress
        Yahoo News
    • Biden on collision course with Saudi Arabia that could upset Trump's alliance against Iran
      Politics
      The Telegraph

      Biden on collision course with Saudi Arabia that could upset Trump's alliance against Iran

      The Biden administration has already set itself on a collision course with Saudi Arabia after its director of National Intelligence vowed to declassify a report on the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. The push to release the intelligence community's assessment of the murder of the dissident journalist, which is believed to implicate Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has the potential to trigger a major fallout with the kingdom. Avril Haines, who was confirmed in her new role on Thursday, told Congress “we will follow the law” regarding the report, referring to the Trump administration's refusal to release the full version for US House representatives.

      • Saudi Arabia expects 'excellent relations' with Biden administration
        Saudi Arabia expects 'excellent relations' with Biden administration
        Reuters
      • Schiff asks new intel chief Avril Haines to declassify Jamal Khashoggi report
        Schiff asks new intel chief Avril Haines to declassify Jamal Khashoggi report
        Axios
    • Pfizer will now ship fewer COVID-19 vaccine vials to the US after scientists discovered extra doses in them
      Health
      INSIDER

      Pfizer will now ship fewer COVID-19 vaccine vials to the US after scientists discovered extra doses in them

      Pfizer will ship fewer COVID-19 vaccine vials to the US after extra doses were discovered. The company has pushed the FDA to formally acknowledge the extra doses found in each vial. Last month, pharmacists across the US found a pleasant surprise when they discovered that the vials of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine contained extra doses.

      • WHO says Pfizer deal could allow poor countries to start vaccinating in Feb.
        WHO says Pfizer deal could allow poor countries to start vaccinating in Feb.
        Reuters
      • Mexico may delay second doses of COVID-19 vaccine, allows private orders
        Mexico may delay second doses of COVID-19 vaccine, allows private orders
        Reuters
    • A Texas doctor has been charged with stealing 9 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine 'for friends and family'
      U.S.
      Business Insider

      A Texas doctor has been charged with stealing 9 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine 'for friends and family'

      A Texas doctor was fired and charged after being accused of stealing a vial of the COVID-19 vaccine. The District Attorney said the vial contained nine doses of the vaccine. Gokal's attorney told CNN that the vile was due to expire and would have gone to waste.

      • UK doctors seek review of 12-week gap between vaccine doses
        UK doctors seek review of 12-week gap between vaccine doses
        Associated Press
      • Texas Doctor Fired After Being Accused of Stealing Damaged Vial of COVID-19 Vaccine
        Texas Doctor Fired After Being Accused of Stealing Damaged Vial of COVID-19 Vaccine
        Complex
    • Lawyer for the 'Q Shaman' who stormed the Capitol in a fur headdress with horns says his client feels 'duped' after Trump didn't pardon him
      U.S.
      Business Insider

      Lawyer for the 'Q Shaman' who stormed the Capitol in a fur headdress with horns says his client feels 'duped' after Trump didn't pardon him

      A man known as the "Q Shaman" who stormed the Capitol says he feels "duped" after Trump didn't pardon him. Jacob A. Chansley was arrested and charged earlier this month in connection with the Capitol riots. A far-right Arizona conspiracy theorist known as "QAnon Shaman," who stormed the Capitol in a fur headdress with horns, says he feels "duped" by Trump after the former president didn't pardon him, his lawyer has said.

      • QAnon Shaman feels ‘duped’ after Trump doesn’t pardon him
        QAnon Shaman feels ‘duped’ after Trump doesn’t pardon him
        The Independent
      • Shirtless, Horned QAnon Supporter Says He Regrets Getting 'Duped' by Donald Trump
        Shirtless, Horned QAnon Supporter Says He Regrets Getting 'Duped' by Donald Trump
        Complex
    • ‘We’re not packing our bags at 100 million’: Biden press secretary hits back at complaints Covid vaccine plan not enough
      Politics
      The Independent

      ‘We’re not packing our bags at 100 million’: Biden press secretary hits back at complaints Covid vaccine plan not enough

      The White House press secretary has responded to criticism from the public that Joe Biden's plan to administer 100 million vaccines in 100 days was not enough, at a time when Covid-19 surges through the US. “Our objective in setting that bold goal … is to set our own markers but also set markers for the American people,” Jen Psaki said on Good Morning America on Friday. Mr Biden unveiled his national Covid-19 plan on Thursday, which included how his administration intended to get 100 million vaccines into the arms of Americans within 100 days.

      • How Biden's administration will increase COVID vaccine supply
        How Biden's administration will increase COVID vaccine supply
        ABC News Videos
      • Biden vows to move ‘heaven and earth’ to administer 100 million vaccine doses in 100 days as he calls Trump effort a ‘dismal failure’
        Biden vows to move ‘heaven and earth’ to administer 100 million vaccine doses in 100 days as he calls Trump effort a ‘dismal failure’
        The Independent
    • Trump paid Capitol rally organizers over $2.7 million
      Politics
      TheGrio

      Trump paid Capitol rally organizers over $2.7 million

      Former President Donald Trump's campaign gave individuals and firms who helped organized the Jan. 6 rally in Washington D.C., which led to the violent riots at the U.S. Capitol, more than $2.7 million over two years. Bloomberg reported that payments were made until Nov. 23, according to Federal Election Commission filings — before the public announcement of the rally. @MaggieMulvaney was director of finance operations for the Trump campaign and helped plan the event that lead to last week's insurrection.

    • Federal government wants Americans to buy groceries online. Most people on SNAP can’t, despite benefits increase.
      U.S.
      USA TODAY

      Federal government wants Americans to buy groceries online. Most people on SNAP can’t, despite benefits increase.

      But a majority of Americans who depend on food stamps have no choice but to shop in person because the federal government only allows online shopping with SNAP benefits in limited circumstances in 47 states. For those who are able to shop on the web, the costs can be shocking for families who barely have enough to eat in part because SNAP benefits cannot be used to pay for delivery fees or tips. "Groceries have just gone up dramatically, your milk, your eggs," said Wilt.

    • A Michigan deputy was fired after he arrested a Black man who was going door-to-door collecting signatures
      U.S.
      INSIDER

      A Michigan deputy was fired after he arrested a Black man who was going door-to-door collecting signatures

      Authorities say two deputies were sent to a neighborhood in Springfield, Michigan on January 2 after a call about a suspicious person possibly soliciting. A 10-minute video recording shows La'Ron Marshall was going door-to-door collecting signatures to form a tenant organization when police arrested him. "We hold all Calhoun County sheriff deputies to a high standard," said Sheriff Steve Hinkley in a statement video.

    • 'You shouldn't be calling yourself a Ranger': Tom Cotton's military service is under scrutiny from a fellow Army veteran in Congress
      U.S.
      Business Insider

      'You shouldn't be calling yourself a Ranger': Tom Cotton's military service is under scrutiny from a fellow Army veteran in Congress

      Republican Sen. Tom Cotton's past characterization of his military service is drawing scrutiny from critics. A recent Salon report resurfaced a longtime debate over military titles. Democratic Rep. Jason Crow of Colorado, a US Army veteran, took note of the debate said that the "truth matters."

    • Lifestyle
      KCRA - Sacramento Videos

      Patient dies in Placer County after receiving COVID-19 vaccine

      A person who received a COVID-19 vaccine died hours after receiving the dose, according to the Placer County Sheriff's Office. Deputies say the person tested positive in December and received the vaccine Thursday. The county's public health department did not administer the vaccine.

    • Fauci said he wanted to go on Rachel Maddow's MSNBC show for 'months' but was 'blocked' under Trump administration
      Politics
      Business Insider

      Fauci said he wanted to go on Rachel Maddow's MSNBC show for 'months' but was 'blocked' under Trump administration

      Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top disease expert, said he was "blocked" under the Trump administration from going on  MSNBC's "The Rachel Maddow" show. "I've been wanting to come on your show for months and months," Fauci told Maddow Friday. Fauci has openly expressed his feelings about working under Biden compared to when he previously worked on the coronavirus task force under Trump.

      • Dr. Fauci Tells Rachel Maddow White House Blocked Him From Appearing On Her Show
        Dr. Fauci Tells Rachel Maddow White House Blocked Him From Appearing On Her Show
        HuffPost
      • Dinging Trump, Fauci Says Consistency Could Have Led To 'Different' COVID-19 Outcome
        Dinging Trump, Fauci Says Consistency Could Have Led To 'Different' COVID-19 Outcome
        HuffPost
    • Former Estonian president compares Trump Jr to ‘exceptionally small-brained fish’
      Politics
      The Independent

      Former Estonian president compares Trump Jr to ‘exceptionally small-brained fish’

      A former president of Estonia has compared Donald Trump Jr to an “exceptionally small-brained fish” in response to a wild attempt to talk up his father on Twitter. Following his father's departure from office on Wednesday, Mr Trump Jr took to Twitter on Friday in an attempt to shore up his presidential legacy. “Donald Trump is the first president in modern history[sic] did not start a new war,” he tweeted.

    What is Donald Trump’s legacy?
    • “By encouraging this act of terror on our capital, Trump’s legacy is destroyed.”

    • “Both backers and critics of Trump agreed that he remade the federal judiciary — a change that will impact America for decades.”

    • “He was largely responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Americans who did not need to die.”

    • “I do know what the future should hold for this country. That is to say, a policy of Trumpism without Trump.”

    • “It will be decades before the consequences of his tenure are fully known.”

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