February 17th, 2021

• Commentary: Five Ways President Biden Undermined Middle East Peace Last Week
• Biden plans to 'recalibrate' Saudi relations, will call Netanyahu soon - White House
• White House: Biden's first call to Mideast leader will be to Netanyahu
• Harris Takes Customary Role Of President by Calling Several Heads of State
• Nasrallah: 'Israel will see things it hasn't seen since its inception'
• In threat to Hezbollah, IDF holds drill practicing massive attacks on group
• Popular Syrian actor says normalization with Israel 'is coming'
• Cabinet holds urgent vote on classified humanitarian issue related to Syria
• Iran's meddling must be tackled before Iraq elections, U.S. tells U.N.
• Blinken says that for Iran, 'the path to diplomacy is open'
• Iran and Russia begin joint naval drill in Indian Ocean
• Erdogan says Turkey will expand operations against Kurdish militants
• Turkey investigating Wilders over "terrorist" Erdogan tweet
• Sudan declares states of emergency after protests over soaring food prices
• Ten Years After anti-Gaddafi Uprising, Scarred Libyans Live in a Divided Country
• Myanmar military vows to hold election, hand power to winning party
• Belarus targets journalists, activists in new raids
• Kidnap capital Mexico eyes biometric phone registry, sparking privacy fears
• NAACP sues Trump and Giuliani after Jan. 6 riots
• Dem's lawsuit accuses Trump of inciting deadly Capitol riot
• Trump remains top 2024 choice with GOP voters - even after impeachment
• McConnell says he was defending Constitution, not Trump, with impeachment acquittal vote
• Sen. Johnson: McConnell's Scathing Comments on Trump Do Not 'Reflect the Majority of Our Conference'
• 'Unsmiling political hack': Trump rips McConnell, urges Republicans to oust him
• Utah Republicans Push to Censure Sen. Romney After He Voted to Convict Trump
• Director for Fulton County elections office ousted after multiple problems in Georgia election
• UK gov't condemns 'the creeping culture of censorship' and issues new policies to strengthen academic freedom
• CEO Mark Meckler tells Glenn Beck Parler will pursue lawsuit against Amazon Web Services
• Printed in days, a house: New York firm takes 3D printing to the next level
• 5.5 magnitude earthquake hits near Kamarai, Greece
• 5.4 magnitude earthquake hits near Abepura, Indonesia
• 5.3 magnitude earthquake hits near Ozernovskiy, Russia
• 5.3 magnitude earthquake hits near Port-Vila, Vanuatu
• 5.2 magnitude earthquake hits near Neiafu, Tonga
• 5.1 magnitude earthquake hits near Norsup, Vanuatu
• 5.1 magnitude earthquake hits near Paciran, Indonesia
• 5.1 magnitude earthquake hits near Sola, Vanuatu
• 5.0 magnitude earthquake hits near Port-Vila, Vanuatu
• Italy's Mount Etna spews smoke and ashes in spectacular new eruption
• Mount Etna in Italy erupts to 33,000ft
• Sabancaya volcano in Peru erupts to 26,000ft
• Sangay volcano in Ecuador erupts to 23,000ft
• Fuego volcano in Guatemala erupts to 17,000ft
• Reventador volcano in Ecuador erupts to 15,000ft
• Raung volcano in Indonesia erupts to 14,000ft
• Semeru volcano in Indonesia erupts to 13,000ft
• Mexico Blames U.S. as Energy Crisis Spills Across the Border
• Gas prices could increase as much as 20 cents per gallon as weather shutters Texas oil refineries
• Texas Blackouts Make California's Outages Seem Like a Hiccup
• 'A complete bungle': Texas' energy pride goes out with cold
• 'Fossil fuels are the only thing that saved us': Dan Crenshaw replies to leftists mocking massive electric grid failure in Texas
• Texas Power Crisis Highlights Fragility of Growing Dependency on 'Unreliable' Sources of Energy: Expert
• Gov. Abbott orders investigation into Texas energy company amid blackouts, freezing temperatures
• Texas power company warns of outages for 'several more days'
• Mayor of Texas city resigns after Facebook post telling residents 'sink or swim' amid power outages
• Texas deep freeze leaves millions without power, 21 dead
• Texas Officials Warn Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning; At Least 17 Deaths Tied to Winter Storm Uri
• Texas Livestock Industry Reels From Storm, Outages
• Coldest Outbreak in Over 30 Years Smashes Records in Southern Plains; Some Relief By Next Week
• Winter's wrath: bitter cold, no power and a deadly tornado
• At Least 3 Dead, 10 Injured as Tornado Rips Through North Carolina Town
• U.S. Snow Cover Reaches Record High Across Lower 48 States
• Another storm heading to snow-slammed South - Ice and snow will move into Texas and Oklahoma overnight
• Rare Winter Storm Expected to Bring Blanket of Snow to Jerusalem
• In Athens, rare snow blankets Acropolis, halts vaccinations
• Biden's Keystone Shutdown an 'Attack on the Rule of Law,' South Dakota's Johnson Says
• Rural Electric Companies Hit Hard by Keystone XL Cancellation
• The World Will Pay More for Meat as Food Inflation Deepens
• Survey: Most Biden Voters Claim to Be Christian but Don't Practice
• Wikipedia restricts edits to Lincoln Project page amid sex scandal, claiming 'vandalism'
• Some Lincoln Project founders knew about sexual harassment allegations as early as March
• Max Lucado Apologizes To Gay Activists, Says Church Has Harmed LGBT People
• Jen Psaki refuses to guarantee next COVID stimulus won't fund abortions
• WHO's Dismissal of Possibility That Virus Leak From Wuhan Lab 'Disingenuous': Ratcliffe
• New Covid-19 cases down 16 percent last week: WHO
• India's dramatic fall in virus cases leaves experts stumped
• Israeli Transportation Ministry seeks to restrict international travel for unvaccinated
• Despite Beijing's 'Vaccine Diplomacy' Efforts, Many Question Safety of China-Made Vaccines
• Seoul: North Korea Hacked Pfizer in Bid for Vaccine Data