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    • After stimulus victory in Senate, reality sinks in

      After stimulus victory in Senate, reality sinks in

      The party-line vote on the pandemic aid package showed the gulf between the parties was too wide to be bridged.

      Dems want more than GOP will accept »
      • Meghan: Discussions about son were deeply disturbing

        Meghan: Discussions about son were deeply disturbing

      • California's Pacific Coast Highway falling into sea

        California's Pacific Coast Highway falling into sea

      • Marathon fight tests Democrats' Senate majority

        Marathon fight tests Democrats' Senate majority

      • Poll reveals U.S. attitudes toward Biden on virus

        Poll reveals U.S. attitudes toward Biden on virus

      • Violence erupts at massive Colorado street party

        Violence erupts at massive Colorado street party

    • Ohio college student's organs to be donated after alleged hazing incident
      U.S.
      NBC News

      Ohio college student's organs to be donated after alleged hazing incident

      An Ohio college student is being kept alive so his organs can be donated after a fraternity hazing incident on Thursday left him in critical condition. Stone Foltz, 20, a sophomore at Bowling Green State University and a new member of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, was allegedly hazed during an initiation event where he was made to drink alcohol, school officials said. Foltz was taken to the hospital after the alleged incident, and remains there as of Sunday.

      • Family donating student’s organs after fraternity hazing in Ohio, attorney says
        Family donating student’s organs after fraternity hazing in Ohio, attorney says
        Raleigh News and Observer
      • 20-Year-Old Bowling Green Sophomore on Life Support After ‘Deathly’ Hazing Incident
        20-Year-Old Bowling Green Sophomore on Life Support After ‘Deathly’ Hazing Incident
        The Daily Beast
    • Biden says $1,400 stimulus payments can start going out this month
      Politics
      Axios

      Biden says $1,400 stimulus payments can start going out this month

      President Biden said Saturday that the Senate passage of his $1.9 trillion COVID relief package means the $1,400 direct payments for most Americans can begin going out later this month. Driving the news: The Senate voted 50-49 Saturday to approve the sweeping legislation. The House is expected to pass the Senate's version of the bill next week before it heads to Biden's desk for his signature.

      • Senate passes Biden's $1.9 trillion relief package including $1,400 stimulus checks
        Senate passes Biden's $1.9 trillion relief package including $1,400 stimulus checks
        Yahoo Money
      • Senate Passes $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill
        Senate Passes $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill
        HuffPost
    • Claimed value of sleepy NY estate could come to haunt Trump
      U.S.
      Associated Press

      Claimed value of sleepy NY estate could come to haunt Trump

      It's sleepy by Donald Trump's standards, but the former president's century-old estate in New York's Westchester County could end up being one of his bigger legal nightmares. Seven Springs, a 213-acre swath of nature surrounding a Georgian-style mansion, is a subject of two state investigations: a criminal probe by Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. and a civil inquiry by New York Attorney General Letitia James. Both investigations focus on whether Trump manipulated the property's value to reap greater tax benefits from an environmental conservation arrangement he made at the end of 2015, while running for president.

    • Two More Women Accuse Cuomo of Sexual Misconduct: Reports
      Politics
      National Review

      Two More Women Accuse Cuomo of Sexual Misconduct: Reports

      Two additional women accused New York governor Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment on Saturday, including a former press aide who detailed an uncomfortable embrace in a dimly lit hotel room and an assistant who said he made her feel like “just a skirt.” Former press aide Karen Hinton told the Washington Post that Cuomo, then head of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, forced her into a “very long, too long, too tight, too intimate” embrace in a dimly lit Los Angeles hotel room in December 2000. The married press aide retreated but said “he pulls me back for another intimate embrace.”

      • 2 More Former Aides Allege Uncomfortable Encounters With Andrew Cuomo
        2 More Former Aides Allege Uncomfortable Encounters With Andrew Cuomo
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      • Cuomo Refuses To Step Down, Says Accuser Has 'Political' Motives
        Cuomo Refuses To Step Down, Says Accuser Has 'Political' Motives
        HuffPost
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      Associated Press

      Myanmar asks India to return police who say they fled army

      Myanmar has asked India to return several police officers who crossed the border following a coup in their country. The deputy commissioner in Champai district in the northeastern state of Mizoram, Maria C.T. Zuali, said she received a letter from her Myanmar counterpart on Friday, asking India to return the officers in order to “uphold the friendship between Myanmar and India. She said she informed India's Ministry of Home Affairs and is awaiting instructions.

    • A High School in Ohio Is Giving Students a Choice: Keep Up With Remote Learning — Or You Have to Come Back to the Classroom
      U.S.
      The 74

      A High School in Ohio Is Giving Students a Choice: Keep Up With Remote Learning — Or You Have to Come Back to the Classroom

      Far too many students were skipping online classes and failing this fall at Shaw High School in East Cleveland, one of the poorest districts in the nation and that the state had declared in “academic distress” before the pandemic. As absences increased through the holiday season, that “academic distress” was only getting worse. We saw students struggle in the remote period,” said Henry Pettiegrew, CEO of the district of 1,800 students at Cleveland's border.

    • Forget hiding behind the sofa, the Royal family needed a bullet-proof vest as Harry and Meghan let rip
      Celebrity
      The Telegraph

      Forget hiding behind the sofa, the Royal family needed a bullet-proof vest as Harry and Meghan let rip

      From Meghan's revelation that she was almost driven to suicide by being in the Royal family, to the astonishing claim that Harry was questioned about the potential colour of Archie's skin, it's fair to say this two-hour tell-all represented a worst-case scenario for what the couple kept referring to as The Firm. At first, it seemed as if Meghan casually letting slip that she and Harry were secretly “married” by the Archbishop of Canterbury three days before their actual wedding day in Windsor in May 2018 would be the biggest marmalade dropper of the morning. Contrary to reports, which first surfaced in the Daily Telegraph in November 2018, that Meghan had made Kate cry during a bridesmaids' dress fitting, the former actress insisted it was actually the other way round.

      • Meghan Markle And Prince Harry Reveal They Secretly Got Married Before The Royal Wedding
        Meghan Markle And Prince Harry Reveal They Secretly Got Married Before The Royal Wedding
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      • Royals 'had concerns about Archie's skin colour': 5 most explosive claims about Royal Family from Meghan Markle’s Oprah interview
        Royals 'had concerns about Archie's skin colour': 5 most explosive claims about Royal Family from Meghan Markle’s Oprah interview
        Yahoo News UK
    • Biden signs executive order to expand voting rights: ‘If you have the best ideas, you have nothing to hide’
      Politics
      The Independent

      Biden signs executive order to expand voting rights: ‘If you have the best ideas, you have nothing to hide’

      President Joe Biden marked the 56-year anniversary of the “Bloody Sunday” march in Selma, Alabama by signing an executive order to protect and strengthen nationwide voting access, while calling on states to expand voting rights for all eligible Americans. The order was described by the White House as an “initial step” towards securing voting rights just days after the passage of HR1, legislation focusing on expanding access to mail-in voting and making it easier for Americans to register to vote. The right to vote is sacred and fundamental — and H.R. 1 is urgently needed to protect that right, to safeguard the integrity of our elections, and to repair and strengthen our democracy.

      • On Bloody Sunday Anniversary, Biden Signs Executive Order To Promote Voting Rights
        On Bloody Sunday Anniversary, Biden Signs Executive Order To Promote Voting Rights
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      • Biden signs order to expand voting access
        Biden signs order to expand voting access
        Reuters Videos
    • Man dies when gunfire erupts near 'George Floyd Square' in Minneapolis as Chauvin trial looms
      U.S.
      USA TODAY

      Man dies when gunfire erupts near 'George Floyd Square' in Minneapolis as Chauvin trial looms

      A manhunt was underway Sunday in Minneapolis after the fatal shooting of a man near "George Floyd Square," an intersection that serves as a memorial to the man whose death at the hands of police in May set off Black Lives Matter protests across the nation. Police provided few details of the shooting, which took place less than 48 hours before jury selection is set to begin in the murder trial of the police officer charged in Floyd's death. Police spokesman John Elder said police were alerted to Saturday's shooting at about 5:45 p.m. local time and were told the victim or victims had been brought to the "autonomous zone" at the edge of the intersection.

      • Key players in trial of ex-officer charged in Floyd's death
        Key players in trial of ex-officer charged in Floyd's death
        Associated Press
      • Officer's trial could reopen intersection where Floyd died
        Officer's trial could reopen intersection where Floyd died
        Associated Press
    • 'Kate made me cry': Duchess of Sussex claims it was the Duchess of Cambridge who upset her in row over bridesmaids dresses
      Celebrity
      The Telegraph

      'Kate made me cry': Duchess of Sussex claims it was the Duchess of Cambridge who upset her in row over bridesmaids dresses

      Follow the latest in our live blog here The Duchess of Sussex claimed during her interview with Oprah Winfrey that the Duchess of Cambridge made her cry during wedding planning, not the other way round, as had been reported. Megan Markle said in a blockbuster interview that Kate Middleton made her cry during a discussion about the bridesmaid outfit that her daughter, Princess Charlotte, would wear. The incident was first reported in Tatler magazine, which claimed that there had been a “row” over whether the young bridesmaids should wear tights for the Sussexes' wedding in 2018.

      • Meghan Markle Addresses Purported Rift With Kate Middleton In Oprah Interview
        Meghan Markle Addresses Purported Rift With Kate Middleton In Oprah Interview
        HuffPost
      • Meghan responds to reports of her making Kate Middleton cry
        Meghan responds to reports of her making Kate Middleton cry
        CBS News Videos
    • A Trump appointee who was arrested after participating in the Capitol riot asked a judge if he could be transferred to a cell with no cockroaches
      U.S.
      Business Insider

      A Trump appointee who was arrested after participating in the Capitol riot asked a judge if he could be transferred to a cell with no cockroaches

      Federico Klein, a former State Department aide who was arrested after the Capitol riot, complained of his cell conditions to a judge. Klein is believed to the first Trump appointee arrested in connection with the Capitol riot. Authorities arrested Federico Klein, a former staff assistant at the State Department after he participated in the January 6 insurrection, during which he had been "assaulting officers with a riot shield," an affidavit said.

    • 'Dinner table' politics: Why Joe Biden ditched bipartisan dealmaking to pass his COVID-19 relief bill
      Politics
      USA TODAY

      'Dinner table' politics: Why Joe Biden ditched bipartisan dealmaking to pass his COVID-19 relief bill

      With his first major legislative win on track to pass Congress early this week, President Joe Biden is already looking ahead to the next policy push on his Build Back Better agenda. The expected passage of the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package may give the president a tailwind as he seeks an even larger price tag on an infrastructure bill, tackles an ambitious climate change agenda and begins negotiations on his campaign pledge of comprehensive immigration reform. “I think by not making a good-faith effort, basically it's poisoning the well for everything down the line,” said political analyst Charlie Cook, editor and publisher of The Cook Political Report.

      • Senate Passes $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill
        Senate Passes $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill
        HuffPost
      • Biden takes 'giant step forward' on COVID-19 relief, but challenges lie ahead
        Biden takes 'giant step forward' on COVID-19 relief, but challenges lie ahead
        ABC News
    • LA County may return a beachfront property seized from a Black family nearly 100 years ago that could be worth $75 million
      U.S.
      INSIDER

      LA County may return a beachfront property seized from a Black family nearly 100 years ago that could be worth $75 million

      LA County is considering returning a beachfront property that was seized nearly 100 years ago. The property was taken away from the Bruce family in 1924, according to KABC-TV. Willia and Charles Bruce were reportedly the first Black landowners in Manhattan Beach, California.

    • Harry and Meghan got married in secret three days before their fairytale public wedding
      Celebrity
      The Telegraph

      Harry and Meghan got married in secret three days before their fairytale public wedding

      Follow the latest reaction in our liveblog here The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were married in their back garden by the Archbishop of Canterbury three days before their fairytale wedding, they have revealed. In her interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex said the wedding at St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle on May 19, 2018 was a "spectacle for the world". The couple decided to have their own moment and married days before.

      • Meghan Markle And Prince Harry Reveal Sex Of Second Child In Oprah Interview
        Meghan Markle And Prince Harry Reveal Sex Of Second Child In Oprah Interview
        HuffPost
      • Meghan Markle Addresses Purported Rift With Kate Middleton In Oprah Interview
        Meghan Markle Addresses Purported Rift With Kate Middleton In Oprah Interview
        HuffPost
    • Lauren Boebert, who once expressed support for QAnon, accused Democrats of being 'obsessed with conspiracy theories'
      Politics
      Business Insider

      Lauren Boebert, who once expressed support for QAnon, accused Democrats of being 'obsessed with conspiracy theories'

      GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert told Fox News that the Democrats are "obsessed with conspiracy theories." The congresswoman once said she hopes the QAnon conspiracy theory was real but denied being a follower. Freshman GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado, who has previously expressed support for QAnon, accused Democratic of being "obsessed with conspiracy theories."

    • Cuomo said lawmakers will have to impeach him if they want him out of office after top Democrats call for his resignation
      Politics
      Business Insider

      Cuomo said lawmakers will have to impeach him if they want him out of office after top Democrats call for his resignation

      Gov. Andrew Cuomo is facing calls for his resignation over allegations of sexual harassment. The New York Democrat said lawmakers will have to impeach him if they want him out, AP reported. Six New York state lawmakers have already called for impeachment proceedings against him.

      • New York Senate's Top Democrat Calls For Cuomo To Resign
        New York Senate's Top Democrat Calls For Cuomo To Resign
        HuffPost
      • Cuomo Refuses To Step Down, Says Accuser Has 'Political' Motives
        Cuomo Refuses To Step Down, Says Accuser Has 'Political' Motives
        HuffPost
    • World
      Reuters Videos

      Paraguay pandemic response sparks violent protests

      EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: VIDEO QUALITY AS INCOMING Protesters clashed with police in Paraguay's capital Asuncion on Friday evening, over the government's handling of the global health crisis. Police fired rubber bullets and tear gas on hundreds of protesters around the Congress building, as demonstrators broke down barriers, burned roadblocks and threw stones at them, turning the capital's historic center into a make-shift battlefield of fire and smoke. The riots come as the South American nation hit record numbers of COVID-19 infections daily, hospitals are on the brink of collapse, and the rollout of vaccinations has been slow.

    • Mississippi governor says his goal 'has never been to get rid of the virus' in defense of his decision to end COVID-19 mask mandate
      Health
      Business Insider

      Mississippi governor says his goal 'has never been to get rid of the virus' in defense of his decision to end COVID-19 mask mandate

      Mississippi GOP Gov. Tate Reeves defended his decision to end the state's mask mandate. Reeves told CNN's Jake Tapper that it was never his "objective" to eradicate the virus. Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves, a Republican, in an interview Sunday defended his decision to roll back the state's mask requirement even as public health officials warn such actions are premature.

      • Ohio governor defends continuing mask mandate
        Ohio governor defends continuing mask mandate
        Politico
      • Community leaders, business owners react to face mask mandate ending
        Community leaders, business owners react to face mask mandate ending
        KTRK – Houston
    • Meghan, Duchess of Sussex says member of Royal family worried about colour of Archie's skin
      Celebrity
      The Telegraph

      Meghan, Duchess of Sussex says member of Royal family worried about colour of Archie's skin

      Follow the latest reaction in our live blog An unnamed member of the Royal family raised "concerns" about how dark Archie's skin would be before his birth, the Duchess of Sussex has claimed. The Duchess, who is African American, said there were "several conversations" with Harry about Archie's skin tone and "what that would mean or look like". "Those were conversations family had with him," she added.

      • Royals 'had concerns about Archie's skin colour': 5 most explosive claims about Royal Family from Meghan Markle’s Oprah interview
        Royals 'had concerns about Archie's skin colour': 5 most explosive claims about Royal Family from Meghan Markle’s Oprah interview
        Yahoo News UK
      • Meghan Markle Says Royal Family Expressed Racist Concerns About Her Son's Skin Color
        Meghan Markle Says Royal Family Expressed Racist Concerns About Her Son's Skin Color
        HuffPost
    • Kayleigh McEnany mocked for claiming Trump finds Twitter ban ‘freeing’
      Politics
      The Independent

      Kayleigh McEnany mocked for claiming Trump finds Twitter ban ‘freeing’

      Kayleigh McEnany was mocked for claiming that former President Donald Trump finds his permanent ban from Twitter "freeing". Ms McEnany was recently hired as a Fox News contributor and appeared on Fox Business Friday morning, telling host Stuart Varney that Mr Trump "said it was kind of freeing not to have Twitter," claiming that he's “doing just fine”. Her statement comes despite repeated releases of long fiery statements from the office of the former president which read quite a lot like some of his Twitter threads of yore, suggesting that he may not be all too happy about having to quit social media cold turkey.

      • Kayleigh McEnany: Donald Trump Finds It 'Kind Of Freeing' Being Off Twitter
        Kayleigh McEnany: Donald Trump Finds It 'Kind Of Freeing' Being Off Twitter
        HuffPost
      • Kayleigh McEnany said Trump finds it 'kind of freeing' to be off Twitter since he was banned
        Kayleigh McEnany said Trump finds it 'kind of freeing' to be off Twitter since he was banned
        Business Insider
    • Thousands of people who visited a COVID-19 vaccination site in California received the wrong dosage, report says
      U.S.
      Business Insider

      Thousands of people who visited a COVID-19 vaccination site in California received the wrong dosage, report says

      An estimated 4,300 people received less of the Pfizer vaccine than they should have, KTVU reported. Too little of the vaccine was administered due to a problem with new syringes, the media outlet said. California health officials have said patients will be informed "immediately" if they need a booster.

    • Ted Cruz's claims about undocumented people getting $1,400 stimulus checks were shot down by Dick Durbin as 'just plain false'
      Politics
      Business Insider

      Ted Cruz's claims about undocumented people getting $1,400 stimulus checks were shot down by Dick Durbin as 'just plain false'

      Senator Dick Durbin offered a rebuke to Senator Ted Cruz over who would get $1,400 stimulus checks. Senator Dick Durbin on Saturday offered a searing rebuttal to claims made by Senator Ted Cruz about undocumented immigrants getting stimulus checks, as part of the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package. Cruz on Saturday morning had proposed an amendment to the bill, seeking to block some $1,400 stimulus checks that he said would be sent to "every illegal alien in America."

      • Senate passes Biden's $1.9 trillion relief package including $1,400 stimulus checks
        Senate passes Biden's $1.9 trillion relief package including $1,400 stimulus checks
        Yahoo Money
      • Senate passes $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill, but third stimulus check not in mail yet
        Senate passes $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill, but third stimulus check not in mail yet
        USA TODAY
    • Nicolas Cage marries for the 5th time: 'It's true, and we are very happy'
      Celebrity
      TODAY

      Nicolas Cage marries for the 5th time: 'It's true, and we are very happy'

      Nicolas Cage is married ... again! The 56-year-old actor married Riko Shibata, 26, in what was "a very small and intimate wedding at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas," according to a statement sent to TODAY. "It's true, and we are very happy," Cage told TODAY via email.

      • Nicolas Cage Married For Fifth Time, Says He And Riko Shibata Are 'Very Happy'
        Nicolas Cage Married For Fifth Time, Says He And Riko Shibata Are 'Very Happy'
        HuffPost
      • Nicolas Cage marries fifth wife in Las Vegas ceremony
        Nicolas Cage marries fifth wife in Las Vegas ceremony
        Yahoo Celebrity UK
    • McConnell planning an 'escape hatch' in case he leaves Senate before term expires, report says
      Politics
      Business Insider

      McConnell planning an 'escape hatch' in case he leaves Senate before term expires, report says

      When former President Donald Trump lost his reelection bid, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky became the most powerful Republican in Washington DC. With the upper chamber evenly split between 50 Democrats and 50 Republicans, 79-year-old McConnell, who was reelected to his seventh term last year, will most certainly fight hard to regain the majority in 2022. However, McConnell, always a tactician, has created a list of successors in case he doesn't serve out his full term, which will expire in January 2027, according to The Intercept.

    • Patrick J Adams and Suits co-stars defend Meghan Markle ahead of Oprah interview
      Celebrity
      The Independent

      Patrick J Adams and Suits co-stars defend Meghan Markle ahead of Oprah interview

      Meghan Markle's former Suits co-stars and friends have defended her amid allegations of bullying, and recalled memories of their time working with the Duchess of Sussex. Actor Patrick J Adams took to Twitter to write a long thread in support of Meghan ahead of her much-anticipated interview with Oprah Winfrey. And they rejected any claims that their friend was capable of bullying, as she has been accused of by Buckingham Palace staff members.

      • Meghan Markle And Prince Harry Reveal Sex Of Second Child In Oprah Interview
        Meghan Markle And Prince Harry Reveal Sex Of Second Child In Oprah Interview
        HuffPost
      • Bethenny Frankel Lays Into Meghan Markle Ahead Of Oprah Interview: 'Cry Me A River'
        Bethenny Frankel Lays Into Meghan Markle Ahead Of Oprah Interview: 'Cry Me A River'
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    Should humans be next to explore Mars?
    • “Taking humans to Mars would require an investment astronomically out of kilter with the possible benefits.”

    • “Can a Mars settlement be a freer society than we enjoy on Earth? Maybe.”

    • “What we learn...may spark the next revolution that will make life in 2071 beyond anything we can imagine right now.”

    • “Our presence on Mars could jeopardize one of our main reasons for being there — the search for life.”

    • “The future of geologic investigation of other worlds lies with highly improved versions of our Mars rovers.”

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