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- Susie Q
- Jan 24, 2022
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Jan 24th edition
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TOP NEWS
America orders all family of personnel at US Embassy in Ukraine to leave
U.S. sends tactical security teams to Ukraine embassy after Moscow warns 'countdown' is underway
Tensions have spiked over Russia's troop movements and ominous statements about Ukraine.
Taiwan scrambles jets after dozens of Chinese warplanes breach airspace
NATO steps up military presence in eastern Europe amid Russian threat
Democrats, mainstream media get another Russia story wrong, adding to long list
Repeated errors raise concerns of desensitizing Americans to threat as prospect of Russian invasion of Ukraine looms.
Google 'deceived' users into giving up location data, state AGs allege in new suit
SUPREME COURT
Supreme Court to hear challenge to Harvard, UNC race admission policy
Supreme Court rejects GOP challenge to House proxy vote rule
COURT CASES
Federal trial begins for three former policemen accused of violating George Floyd's civil rights
The three former officers will face a separate state trial in June
Palin's libel case against New York Times begins in federal court in Manhattan
The 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee expected to testify
Julian Assange wins first stage in effort to appeal US extradition
CYPTO
Bitcoin falls again as crypto nosedive wipes out $1 trillion in value
VACCINE MANDATES
Vaccine mandate at Canadian border could cost consumers
The Canadian Trucking Alliance said the new requirement could affect more than 12,000, or 10-15%, of the 120,000 truck drivers who cross the border daily.
DC MARCH
'If there is risk, there must be choice': Dr. Robert Malone stirs Defeat Mandates rally in DC
Organizers with Children's Health Defense predicted 20,000 marchers would attend the event to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
JAN 6TH
Gingrich says Jan. 6 commission members could face jail time if GOP retakes House
The former House Speaker says House Democrats have broken enough laws to warrant jail time
ADMINISTRATION
House has delayed passage of Senate chip funding bill for 7 months as vehicle prices keep rising
We can "start to get cars back into folks' hands at a cheaper price if we pass this bipartisan legislation," said Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.), adding that the Biden administration has been focused on other items.
Georgia congressman: Biden has to 'cry about' election laws to distract from policy failures
"He's had, you know, 12 months where he's been able to hang on to what President Trump did, and now you're moving past that, and he's not going to be able to," Rep. Austin Scott said.
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