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    • GOP lawmaker punished for spreading misinformation

      GOP lawmaker punished for spreading misinformation

      Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who supported President Trump's efforts to overturn the election, recently tweeted a slew of false claims about voter fraud in Georgia.

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      • Question asked by MLK is one we're asking again now

        Question asked by MLK is one we're asking again now

      • Man allegedly lived at airport for 3 months before arrest

        Man allegedly lived at airport for 3 months before arrest

      • The one Trump adviser Biden likely won't replace

        The one Trump adviser Biden likely won't replace

      • Biden camp responds to op-ed on telling Trump secrets

        Biden camp responds to op-ed on telling Trump secrets

      • Trump finalizing list of more than 100 pardons: Sources

        Trump finalizing list of more than 100 pardons: Sources

    • Incoming Biden administration to migrant caravan: Don't come, you won't get in immediately
      Politics
      NBC News

      Incoming Biden administration to migrant caravan: Don't come, you won't get in immediately

      As thousands of Honduran migrants make their way to the U.S. border, the incoming Biden administration, just days from taking office, has a message: Don't come now. President-elect Joe Biden has promised an end to the strict immigration policies of the Trump administration, which focused on building a border wall and restricting eligibility for asylum. If would-be emigrants from Central America perceive that now is the time to travel to the U.S., the southern border could quickly be overwhelmed before systems are put in place to handle the influx.

      • Guatemala tries blocking caravan of 9,000 Honduran migrants
        Guatemala tries blocking caravan of 9,000 Honduran migrants
        Associated Press
      • 'There's no food': U.S.-bound migrant caravan hunkers down after Guatemala crackdown
        'There's no food': U.S.-bound migrant caravan hunkers down after Guatemala crackdown
        Reuters
    • Congresswoman's spokesman quits less than 2 weeks into term
      Politics
      Associated Press

      Congresswoman's spokesman quits less than 2 weeks into term

      The spokesman for Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert has quit less than two weeks after she was sworn into office, saying he was prompted to by the insurrection at the nation's Capitol. Ben Goldey confirmed his departure to The Colorado Sun after it was first reported on Saturday by Axios. The Sun reported that Goldey did not respond to additional questions, but he told Axios he was leaving in the wake of a deadly Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.

      • Communications director for gun-toting congresswoman quits
        Communications director for gun-toting congresswoman quits
        Axios
      • Aide to Lauren Boebert resigns following Capitol riots
        Aide to Lauren Boebert resigns following Capitol riots
        The Independent
    • Christian girl chained up in cattle pen for five months after forced marriage to Muslim
      World
      The Telegraph

      Christian girl chained up in cattle pen for five months after forced marriage to Muslim

      A Christian girl has been taken into care in Pakistan after allegedly being abducted by a Muslim man who forced her marry him and kept her chained up in a cattle pen. The girl spent five months chained up in the pen in the yard of her 45-year-old captor's home, where she was forced to work all day clearing the animals' dung, her family claim. They said that when rescued by police last month, she had cuts on her ankles left by the shackles put on her by captor, who is also said to have raped her repeatedly.

    • Lindsey Graham Warns That Pardoning Capitol Rioters Would โ€˜Destroyโ€™ Trump
      Politics
      National Review

      Lindsey Graham Warns That Pardoning Capitol Rioters Would โ€˜Destroyโ€™ Trump

      Senator Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.) on Sunday advised the president not to grant presidential pardons to the rioters who stormed the Capitol this month, warning that doing so would โ€œdestroyโ€ Trump. โ€œThere are a lot of people urging the president to pardon folks who participated in defiling the Capitol, the rioters,โ€ Graham continued. On Wednesday, a large group of Trump supporters overpowered Capitol Police and forced their way into the halls of Congress.

      • Lindsey Graham, Ignoring Trump's Role In Riot, Bashes Pelosi For Weak Capitol Security
        Lindsey Graham, Ignoring Trump's Role In Riot, Bashes Pelosi For Weak Capitol Security
        HuffPost
      • Graham says pardoning Capitol rioters 'would destroy' Trump; warns Schumer impeachment could impede 'healing'
        Graham says pardoning Capitol rioters 'would destroy' Trump; warns Schumer impeachment could impede 'healing'
        USA TODAY
    • Billionaire backer feels 'deceived' by Josh Hawley over election objections
      Politics
      The Guardian

      Billionaire backer feels 'deceived' by Josh Hawley over election objections

      A secretive billionaire supporter of Josh Hawley and other rightwing lawmakers suggested he had been โ€œdeceivedโ€ by the Republican senator from Missouri, who led the effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election. Jeffrey Yass is a co-founder of Susquehanna International Group โ€“ headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a critical swing state โ€“ who has donated tens of millions of dollars to hardline Republican groups who supported Donald Trump's effort to invalidate his defeat at the polls by Joe Biden. โ€œDo you think anyone knew Hawley was going to do that?โ€ Yass wrote to Laura Goldman, a former stockbroker who has known him for more than three decades.

    • Sinovac says its COVID-19 vaccine more effective with longer dosing interval
      Health
      Reuters

      Sinovac says its COVID-19 vaccine more effective with longer dosing interval

      China's Sinovac Biotech said on Monday that a clinical trial in Brazil showed its COVID-19 vaccine was almost 20 percentage points more effective in a small sub-group of patients who received their two doses longer apart. The protection rate for 1,394 participants who received doses of either CoronaVac or placebo three weeks apart was nearly 70%, a Sinovac spokesman said. Brazilian researchers announced last week that the vaccine's overall efficacy was 50.4% based on results from more than 9,000 volunteers, most of whom received doses 14 days apart, as outlined in the trial protocol.

      • Brazilโ€™s health agency approves the use of two vaccines
        Brazilโ€™s health agency approves the use of two vaccines
        Associated Press
      • Brazil to begin vaccination campaign on Monday afternoon
        Brazil to begin vaccination campaign on Monday afternoon
        Reuters
    • Texas realtor on Capitol riot: 'I'm glad I was there'
      U.S.
      NBC News

      Texas realtor on Capitol riot: 'I'm glad I was there'

      Jenna Ryan says it all began with an invitation from a โ€œvery cute guyโ€ on Facebook: Would she join him on a private plane to the Jan. 6 Trump rally in Washington, D.C.? Ryan, a Dallas-area real estate agent, is single, loves President Donald Trump and believes the discredited claim that the election was riddled with fraud. Within 48 hours of her return to Texas, social media posts made by Ryan, who live-streamed herself entering the Capitol with a mob of Trump supporters, were being shared with the FBI and she would soon become the target of a federal investigation.

    • Kevin McCarthy warned members to not call out colleagues by name, citing potential political violence
      Politics
      Axios

      Kevin McCarthy warned members to not call out colleagues by name, citing potential political violence

      Members of the House Republican Conference ignored leader Kevin McCarthy last week when he warned them against criticizing colleagues by name based on intelligence that doing so could trigger more political violence. Why it matters: McCarthy made clear that name-dropping opponents, instead of spelling out complaints in more general terms, can put a literal target on a politician, especially with tensions so high following the events of Jan. 6. That's what happened to Rep. Liz Cheney, the GOP conference chairperson, after she said she would support impeaching President Trump.

    • Colombia's rapidly breeding 'cocaine hippos' must be stopped, scientists say
      Science
      The Telegraph

      Colombia's rapidly breeding 'cocaine hippos' must be stopped, scientists say

      Scientists forecast that the number of hippos will swell to almost 1,500 by 2040. They conclude, that at that point, environmental impacts will be irreversible and numbers impossible to control. Nobody likes the idea of shooting a hippo, but we have to accept that no other strategy is going to work,โ€ ecologist Nataly Castelblanco-Martรญnez told The Telegraph.

    • Woman arrested at DC checkpoint after telling police she is an officer and cabinet member
      U.S.
      The Independent

      Woman arrested at DC checkpoint after telling police she is an officer and cabinet member

      A woman has become the second known person to be arrested at a Washington DC checkpoint put in place for Joe Biden's inauguration, after telling officers she was one of them. Authorities said 63 year-old Linda Magovern was arrested on Saturday near Union Station after she showed police a military challenge coin โ€“ used by service members to prove they had been on active duty. According to NBC News, she went on to say that she was โ€œa part of the presidential cabinetโ€ as well as a member of the police.

      • The Latest: Man arrested with handgun, ammo at DC checkpoint
        The Latest: Man arrested with handgun, ammo at DC checkpoint
        Associated Press
      • Woman arrested at inauguration checkpoint in D.C. said she was Cabinet member, police say
        Woman arrested at inauguration checkpoint in D.C. said she was Cabinet member, police say
        NBC News
    • Pembroke Pines kidnapping suspect and teen girl found in Washington D.C. suburb, cops say
      U.S.
      Miami Herald

      Pembroke Pines kidnapping suspect and teen girl found in Washington D.C. suburb, cops say

      MONDAY MORNING UPDATE: Pembroke Pines police say they were notified at 12:40 a.m., Monday, that Jaddier Sanchez and Nicole Martinez were found in the Washington, D.C. suburb of Alexandria, Virginia, by Virginia State Police. Sanchez was taken into custody and Martinez was taken to a hospital to treat minor injuries. A man who did prison time for aggravated stalking and has convictions for domestic violence and violating a restraining order has an 18-year-old girl he has kidnapped at gunpoint, Pembroke Pines police said.

    • In Minnesota, a GOP Lawmaker's Death Brings Home the Reality of COVID
      Politics
      The New York Times

      In Minnesota, a GOP Lawmaker's Death Brings Home the Reality of COVID

      Republicans in the Minnesota state Senate were feeling jubilant after the November election. Masks were offered to guests on arrival, but there was little mask wearing over hours of dining and drinking, at a moment when a long-predicted surge in coronavirus infections was gripping the state. One was the Republican majority leader, Paul Gazelka, the state's most outspoken opponent of mask mandates and shutdown orders during the pandemic.

    • 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
    • Farewell, Ivanka Trump? No, Ivanka Doesnโ€™t Want to Say Farewell.
      Celebrity
      The Daily Beast

      Farewell, Ivanka Trump? No, Ivanka Doesnโ€™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.

    • Bombshell report links Trump insiders to Washington rally that led to Capitol riots
      Politics
      The Independent

      Bombshell report links Trump insiders to Washington rally that led to Capitol riots

      At least three people from the campaign team of Donald Trump allegedly played a key role in organising the rally in Washington that culminated in a deadly assault on the US Capitol building, belying the campaign's claim that they did โ€œorganise, operate or financeโ€ the event. Among those associated was Maggie Mulvaney, the niece of former acting White House chief of staff , Mick Mulvaney, found an investigation by the Associated Press. The AP report revealed that during the event organised by the Trump-supporting group, Women for America, a public gathering permit was granted to Ms Mulvaney, where she was listed as a โ€œVIP Leadโ€.

      • Records: Trump allies behind rally that ignited Capitol riot
        Records: Trump allies behind rally that ignited Capitol riot
        Associated Press
      • Former Trump campaign staffers helped organize the rally that led to the deadly Capitol riot, records show, despite the campaign's repeated claims it wasn't involved
        Former Trump campaign staffers helped organize the rally that led to the deadly Capitol riot, records show, despite the campaign's repeated claims it wasn't involved
        Business Insider
    • The Florida data scientist who has accused the state of firing her for refusing to alter COVID-19 data says she'll turn herself in after a warrant was issued for her arrest
      U.S.
      Business Insider

      The Florida data scientist who has accused the state of firing her for refusing to alter COVID-19 data says she'll turn herself in after a warrant was issued for her arrest

      Rebekah Jones, the Florida data scientist fired last year by the state's health department, said Saturday that she'd turn herself in to authorities Sunday after they issued a warrant for her arrest. Jones, who worked on the state's COVID-19 dashboard, was fired over what she alleges was a refusal to alter data related to the COVID-19 pandemic in the state. State officials say she was fired for insubordination.

      • Ex-Florida data scientist Rebekah Jones 'turning herself in' to face new charge
        Ex-Florida data scientist Rebekah Jones 'turning herself in' to face new charge
        USA TODAY
      • Florida analyst who clashed with governor over Covid data faces arrest
        Florida analyst who clashed with governor over Covid data faces arrest
        The Guardian
    • Spiritual advisor to Barack Obama and George W. Bush sentenced to 6 years for multi-million dollar China bonds fraud
      U.S.
      INSIDER

      Spiritual advisor to Barack Obama and George W. Bush sentenced to 6 years for multi-million dollar China bonds fraud

      The spiritual advisor for both Barack Obama and George W. Bush during their time as President has been sentenced to six years for his role in a multi-million dollar investment fraud scheme. Kirbyjon H. Caldwell, 67, was sentenced by US District Judge S. Maurice Hicks on Wednesday in Shreveport, Louisiana, where he and his co-defendant, Gregory Alan Smith, were indicted in 2018. He spoke at the 2000 Republican National Convention, delivered the benediction at Bush's 2005 inauguration, and officiated his daughter Jenna's 2008 wedding, the New York Times reported Visit Insider's homepage for more stories.

    • 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.

    • Every single passenger on board 2 international flights to Canada informed that they were potentially exposed to COVID-19
      World
      Business Insider

      Every single passenger on board 2 international flights to Canada informed that they were potentially exposed to COVID-19

      All passengers on board two Air Transat flights from Haiti to Montreal have potentially been exposed to COVID-19, the Toronto Sun reported. Passengers seated in "all rows" have been notified by the Canadian government's exposure tracking system that they need to monitor their symptoms. The Canadian government announced on January 7 that a negative coronavirus test is required to fly.

    • Capitol rioters say Trump told them to do it, which some legal experts say could open him to criminal charges
      U.S.
      Business Insider

      Capitol rioters say Trump told them to do it, which some legal experts say could open him to criminal charges

      Multiple people who stormed the Capitol have claimed they did so on the instructions of President Donald Trump, the Washington Post reported. Trump instructed his supporters to come to Washington to attend a "Stop The Steal" rally as he sought to overturn the election, promising his supporters that the protest would be "wild." Leonard M. Niehoff, a First Amendment expert, said that the response to Trump's direct call for supporters to visit the Capitol and "fight" meant the president could be liable.

      • 'I Answered the Call of My President': Rioters Say Trump Urged Them On
        'I Answered the Call of My President': Rioters Say Trump Urged Them On
        The New York Times
      • A couple of Capitol rioters told the FBI an officer shook their hands and said 'it's your house now' as insurrectionists stormed the US Capitol
        A couple of Capitol rioters told the FBI an officer shook their hands and said 'it's your house now' as insurrectionists stormed the US Capitol
        INSIDER
    • Police say Oregon man who stole a car with a child in the backseat came back and 'lectured' the mom about parenting
      U.S.
      INSIDER

      Police say Oregon man who stole a car with a child in the backseat came back and 'lectured' the mom about parenting

      A carjacker in Beaverton, Oregon returned a child to their mother after realizing they were in the backseat of the car he was stealing. "He actually lectured the mother for leaving the child in the car and threatened to call the police on her," Beaverton police spokesman Officer Matt Henderson told the Oregonian. The carjacking took place outside of a grocery store in Beaverton, Oregon on Saturday when the mom left the car running with the child in the backseat, local authorities said.

    • Ted Cruz's former staffers say they are 'disgusted' by his role in the US Capitol insurrection and his unflinching support of Trump, report says
      Politics
      Business Insider

      Ted Cruz's former staffers say they are 'disgusted' by his role in the US Capitol insurrection and his unflinching support of Trump, report says

      At least six of Sen. Ted Cruz's former aides have expressed their disgust at the recent actions of their former boss, according to New York Magazine's Intelligencer. Ted Cruz is under fire for spreading election misinformation, objecting to the results of the 2020 election being certified, and having fundraised during the US Capitol insurrection. Democratic lawmakers have called for Cruz to resign or to be removed from office.

      • Ted Cruz responds to DC rioter saying Cruz 'wants us to do this'
        Ted Cruz responds to DC rioter saying Cruz 'wants us to do this'
        KTRK โ€“ Houston
      • Group calls for Sen Ted Cruz's resignation at protest
        Group calls for Sen Ted Cruz's resignation at protest
        KTRK โ€“ Houston
    • Watch a Virgin Orbit rocket successfully launch from beneath the wing of a Boeing 747, marking the latest entrant to the commercial space race
      Science
      Business Insider

      Watch a Virgin Orbit rocket successfully launch from beneath the wing of a Boeing 747, marking the latest entrant to the commercial space race

      Virgin Orbit launched its first rocket to successfully reach Earth orbit on Sunday. The rocket launched from a modified Boeing 747 and carried 10 small satellites for NASA. "A new gateway to space has just sprung open!" Virgin Orbit CEO Dan Hart said.

      • Watch Virgin Orbit launch a rocket to space from a modified 747 for the first time
        Watch Virgin Orbit launch a rocket to space from a modified 747 for the first time
        TechCrunch
      • Virgin Orbit reaches orbit for the first time
        Virgin Orbit reaches orbit for the first time
        TechCrunch
    • Rudy Giuliani realized he can't actually be Trump's impeachment lawyer because he's a witness in the case
      Politics
      Business Insider

      Rudy Giuliani realized he can't actually be Trump's impeachment lawyer because he's a witness in the case

      Rudy Giuliani told ABC News that he would not be able to represent President Donald Trump during Trump's second impeachment trial because he was a witness in the case. Giuliani appeared with Trump at the January 6 "Save America" rally where Trump is accused of inciting an insurrection โ€” and where Giuliani called for "trial by combat." It was widely expected that Giuliani, who served as lead counsel on the president's various challenges to the 2020 election, would head up Trump's impeachment legal team.

      • Karl Rove: 'Strong Likelihood' Senate Convicts Trump If Giuliani Handles His Defense
        Karl Rove: 'Strong Likelihood' Senate Convicts Trump If Giuliani Handles His Defense
        HuffPost
      • Democrats build impeachment case, alleging 'dangerous crime'
        Democrats build impeachment case, alleging 'dangerous crime'
        Associated Press
    • Jennifer Lopez clapped back at a commenter who accused the star of having Botox - again
      Style
      INSIDER

      Jennifer Lopez clapped back at a commenter who accused the star of having Botox - again

      Jennifer Lopez recently launched a skincare product line, JLo Beauty. Jennifer Lopez shut down a commenter's accusation that she has Botox and won't admit it. On Friday, the actress and singer shared a video on Instagram that she said captured her first reaction to seeing her skin after using a product from JLo Beauty - her newly launched skincare line - called That Limitless Glow, a $48 sheet mask that comes in a set of three.

      • Jennifer Lopez responds to commenter's claims about her looks: 'I have never done Botox or any injectables or surgery'
        Jennifer Lopez responds to commenter's claims about her looks: 'I have never done Botox or any injectables or surgery'
        Yahoo Life
      • Jennifer Lopez responds to fan claims that she has had โ€˜tons of botoxโ€™
        Jennifer Lopez responds to fan claims that she has had โ€˜tons of botoxโ€™
        The Independent
    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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