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Bubbles, GameStop, and Political Opportunism
The week of February 1: Bubbles, regulators, GameStop, Biden’s green agenda and much, much more, including the latest in our new podcast series, the Capital Record.
Supreme Court ruling in California case allows indoor religious services to resume — with some limits
The U.S. Supreme Court in split decisions Friday night ruled that houses of worship in California may hold indoor services at 25% capacity, giving a partial win to groups fighting the state’s coronavirus restrictions, according to reports.
Lincoln Project Cofounder Jennifer Horn Terminates Relationship with Organization
Lincoln Project cofounder Jennifer Horn has terminated her relationship with the anti-Trump organization, citing the “grotesque and inappropriate behavior” of her colleague and fellow cofounder John Weaver, who has been accused of sending explicit messages to young men, allegedly offering advice in exchange for sexual favors.
CNN’s Stelter: Lou Dobbs Is Being Held Accountable for Peddling Trump’s Lies
CNN’s chief media correspondent Brian Stelter said on Friday’s broadcast of “OutFront” that Fox News Media canceling “Lou Dobbs Tonight” was meant to hold the host “accountable” for peddling former President Donald Trump’s assertions of voter fraud in the 2020 election.
Top green groups mostly quiet on John Kerry taking private jet for award in Iceland
Leading environmental groups have been mostly mum when it comes to what many have described as a hypocritical use of private aviation by the nation’s top climate adviser.
Donald Trump Backs Lou Dobbs After Fox Ends Program: ‘Nobody Loves America More’
President Donald Trump reacted to the news Friday that Fox Business had decided to end Lou Dobbs’ evening program.
China cool to Biden administration attempt to negotiate nuclear deal
China pushed back Friday on calls from the Biden administration to address growing concerns about Beijing’s nuclear stockpile, calling Washington’s worries “groundless” and a “vilification.
Exclusive: Trump Allies Look to Grenell for Potential California Governor Bid as Newsom Recall Gains Momentum
It’s still not clear yet if California’s Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom will even face a recall election this year, but if he does, allies of former President Donald Trump are abuzz about one potential candidate: former acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell.
Jake Paul Slams Floyd Mayweather Over Fight Challenge: ‘What The F*** Is This Guy Doing?!’
‘He’s losing his marbles’
A Pandemic, Heavy Rains, Then Drought Landed Jamaica In A ‘Laughable’ Marijuana Shortage
‘It destroyed everything’
Christopher Plummer’s Co-Stars Share Tributes In Wake Of Actor’s Death
‘He made every film and every play he did better by his presence and craft’
Marilyn Manson Dropped By Long-Time Management After Abuse Allegations Surface
‘My intimate relationships have always been entirely consensual with like-minded partners’
Black Women Hit Hardest by Biden-ployment Slump
A major setback at the start of an administration that claims to be focused on racial inequality
The Times Lavishes Praise on China’s Coronavirus Response and Calls It ‘Reporting’
Just as telling as what the new article does say is what it doesn’t.
Fairfax County Schools to Reopen with ‘Classroom Monitors’ as Thousands of Teachers Stay Home
2,300 of the district’s 15,000 teachers will continue to instruct their classes virtually even while their students are physically present.
95-Year-Old Woman Who Worked In Nazi Camp As A Teen Charged With Aiding And Abetting 10,000 Murders
Germans, under Nazi rule, established the Stutthof Concentration Camp in 1939
Tech Companies Could Soon Be Able To Form Independent Government Zones In Nevada
Companies could create separate local governments
The Excuses for Keeping Schools Closed Are Imploding One by One
A third wave is tapering off, teachers are getting the vaccine, and schools aren’t big COVID spreaders anyway.
House Passes Budget Resolution, Clearing Path for Dems to Push COVID Relief Through
The Senate passed the budget resolution earlier in a 51-50 vote along party lines, with Vice President Kamala Harris casting the tie-breaking vote.
Russia Orders Swedish, Polish, and German Diplomats To Leave The Country After Protests
‘We consider this expulsion unjustified’
Senate Affirms Trump’s Jerusalem Embassy Move
The vote is a win for former President Donald Trump, who began plans to move the embassy in 2017
Nancy Mace fires back at Ilhan Omar after critical tweet
Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C. fired back at Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., Thursday invoking her past anti-Semitic remarks after Omar told her to “get it together” for mocking House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s comments about some members of the House of Representatives being an “enemy” within the chamber.
Live Updates: Trump won’t testify at impeachment trial
House impeachment managers requested that Trump provide testimony under oath either before or during the Senate impeachment trial about “his conduct” on Jan. 6.
Live Updates: Biden will sign order to increase refugee admissions
President Biden announced Thursday he plans to increase refugee admissions into the US — the latest significant shift in immigration policy in his administration.
Minnesota’s Phillips says Capitol Hill riot taught him the meaning of ‘privilege’
Rep Dean Phillips, D-Minn., told fellow Democrats on Thursday that it took last month’s riot at the Capitol for him to truly understand what “privilege” means.
Poll: Kevin McCarthy’s Popularity Among GOP Reaches High Point for Party
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s (R-CA) popularity among Republicans is at a high point compared to GOP leaders of the last several years, including former House Speakers Paul Ryan (R-WI) and John Boehner (R-OH), as indicated by a new survey.