January 14th, 2022

• Netanyahu close to plea deal that would see him leave politics - report
• Right-wing activists rally in Jerusalem to 'overthrow evil government'
• Hundreds of Bedouins clash with police over controversial Negev tree planting
• Amid crisis, government said advancing plan to recognize 10-12 Bedouin villages
• Two IDF commando officers killed in friendly fire incident at West Bank base
• Bennett to Putin: World must stand firm against Iran's nuclear progress
• As time runs low at Iran nuke talks, White House focuses blame on 'reckless' Trump
• 110 Republican Lawmakers Call on Biden To Abandon Iran Nuclear Talks
• Iran leader's website showcases animation of drone strike killing Trump
• 'Revenge Is Definite': Iran Releases Video Depicting Assassination Of Trump At Mar-A-Lago
• Iran claims to launch solid-fuel satellite rocket into space
• Iraqi officials: 4 rockets target US Embassy in Baghdad
• Two civilians wounded in rocket attack on Baghdad's Green Zone
• Erdogan blames Turkey's currency woes on 'foreign financial tools' as central bank reserves fall
• Islamic Raiders Kill 28 Christians in South Sudan
• Three French Police Injured After Attack By 'Allahu Akbar' Yelling Man
• Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Appeal of ISIS Bride Hoda Muthana Who Revoked US Citizenship And Joined Terror Group In Syria
• U.S. Diplomats in Geneva, Paris Struck With Suspected 'Havana Syndrome'
• Russia Won't Rule Out Military Deployment to Cuba, Venezuela
• Russia's talk of troops in Latin America called 'bluster'
• Russia, at an Impasse With the West, Warns It Is Ready to Abandon Diplomacy
• Ukraine deals with 'aggression' from Russia on a daily basis, top Ukrainian official says
• Russian troops begin leaving Kazakhstan after government restores control
• Blinken: North Korea Missile Tests 'Profoundly Destabilizing'
• China Asserts Unlawful Claims in South China Sea: State Department Study
• China Steps up Construction Along Disputed Bhutan Border, Satellite Images Show
• 'Nastiest Surveillance State in History': Pompeo Warns that China Will Spy on Olympic Athletes
• Beijing Winter Olympics: Dutch athletes warned to keep phones and laptops out of China to protect their personal data from Chinese surveillance
• Europe at greatest risk of war in 30 years, Poland warns
• Joe Biden Erects Concrete Security Wall Around White House - But Leaves US Border Wide Open
• Michigan woman arrested near Capitol had loaded shotgun, and she wanted to talk about Jan. 6, police say
• Woman with semi-automatic rifle, other guns in vehicle arrested outside U.S. Capitol Police headquarters
• Oath Keepers leader and 10 others charged with 'seditious conspiracy' related to US Capitol attack
• Federal investigators say they used encrypted Signal messages to charge Oath Keepers leader
• Jan. 6 committee subpoenas tech giants after 'inadequate responses'
• January 6 committee subpoenas Google, Facebook, Twitter and Reddit in probe of Capitol attack
• Washington Post awards Biden 'Four Pinocchios' for false claim he was 'arrested' during civil rights protest
• Left Explodes at Marsha Blackburn for Exposing Biden Judicial Nominee's Criminal Record
• RNC signals a withdrawal from presidential debates citing favoritism towards Dems
• Why Are So Many House Democrats Leaving Congress? "It's become a toxic work environment," a chief of staff to one retiring Democrat told VICE News
• Kayleigh McEnany on Biden's stunning poll numbers of only 33% approval: 'This is a five-alarm fire'
• Graham says won't vote for McConnell as Senate leader if he cannot make amends with Trump
• Mike Lindell Claims He Has Election Fraud Evidence To Jail Millions 'For Life'
• Biden begs press and social media to censor 'misinformation and disinformation' from platforms
• Nolte: CNN Lost 90 Percent of Its Audience
• Commentary: The Age Of Intolerance: Cancel Culture's War On Free Speech
• Investors are paying millions for virtual land in the metaverse
• Scammers Are Using QR Codes to Plunder Parking Meter Payments
• 5.1 magnitude earthquake hits near Adak, Alaska
• 5.0 magnitude earthquake hits near Adak, Alaska
• 5.0 magnitude earthquake hits near Copiapo, Chile
• Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano on Tonga erupts to 55,000ft
• Sabancaya volcano in Peru erupts to 24,000ft
• Karymsky volcano on Kamchatka, Russia erupts to 20,000ft
• Sangay volcano in Ecuador erupts to 20,000ft
• Ruiz volcano in Colombia erupts to 19,000ft
• Fuego volcano in Guatemala erupts to 15,000ft
• Reventador volcano in Ecuador erupts to 15,000ft
• Drought conditions persist despite record-setting snow, deluge of rain out West
• 'Saskatchewan screamer' could leave a foot of snow for some in Midwest
• Australia reaches 123.26 degrees Fahrenheit, matching its highest temperature on record
• Earth is getting a black box to record our climate change actions, and it's already started listening
• European Gas Reserves Dwindle, Prices Soaring, Cold Winter Could Mean 'Gas Disaster'
• Nation's Largest Teachers Union Wrote A Letter Calling On Social Media Companies To Restrict 'Propaganda' About Critical Race Theory
• 'After-School Satan Club' planned at Illinois elementary school. District explains why
• Doctors Debate Whether Trans Teens Need Therapy Before Hormones
• 13-year-old suffers apparent fentanyl overdose at Connecticut school, campus locked down
• Josh Hawley to Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook Must Stop 'Aiding and Abetting the Drug Overdose Epidemic'
• Hunter Biden's ex-wife announces her memoir on scandal-filled marriage just before 2022 midterms
• Memoir by Hunter Biden's ex-wife Kathleen Buhle details how his cheating, drug abuse destroyed their marriage
• Queen Elizabeth strips Prince Andrew of his military roles amid abuse claims
• Ghislaine Maxwell no longer fighting to keep names sealed from Virginia Giuffre's lawsuit
• Microsoft pledges to make public investigation into claims of sexual harassment, including those against Bill Gates
• As sexual abuse cases hit ultra-Orthodox community, some vow to be silent no longer
• Yeshiva University pledges change amid uproar over alleged sexual assault
• New Jersey yeshiva principal resigns abruptly amid past sexual abuse allegations
• South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem Plans to Ban Abortions after Six Weeks of Pregnancy
• German police used a tracing app to scout crime witnesses. Some fear that's fuel for covid conspiracists.
• Anxiety and pandemic fatigue are spiking amid latest COVID surge
• WHO says omicron cases are 'off the charts' as global infections set new records
• Teachers confront half-empty classrooms as virus surges
• Omicron disrupts transit, emergency services as workers call out sick: 'Most people are going to get Covid'
• Sick staff. Endless COVID patients. Doctors 'just scraping by' as Omicron sweeps hospitals
• 19 states have fewer than 15% of ICU beds left as health care staffing shortages complicate care
• 1,000 military health workers to deploy to U.S. hospitals - White House
• Israel's COVID czar: Non-essential medical treatment may need to be halted in Omicron wave
• COVID-19 pill rollout stymied by shortages as omicron rages
• International authorities sour on COVID boosters, while FDA promotes them for recovered people
• 'Pandemic of The Vaccinated': Latest UK Health Data Shows Vaccinated Deaths Higher than Unvaccinated Deaths in Last Three Months
• Quebec tax on unvaccinated may be lawful but sets risky precedent - experts
• Canada says vaccine mandates work as Quebec's 'unvaxxed tax' leads to spike in first-dose appointments
• Canada drops vaccine mandate for its truckers after pressure from industry
• Canadian Judge Removes Father's Visitation Rights Over Vaccination Status
• Top NH Conservative Targeted by Child Services for Giving Son Ivermectin
• Vatican Threatens Unvaccinated Employees as Pope Francis Laments Layoffs
• Anti-vaccine protesters try to storm Bulgaria's parliament
• Supreme Court blocks Biden Covid vaccine mandate for businesses, allows health-care worker rule
• Supreme Court hands Biden COVID vax mandate defeat, sparking fury from liberals
• Commentary: Supreme Court puts an end to pandemic of the autocrat
• White House tells Americans to IGNORE court hold on vaccine mandate
• Scalise, Comer call for hearing on Biden's 'failed' COVID-19 response: 'Dereliction of duty'
• Biden's failure to anticipate Taliban Afghanistan takeover, omicron spread shows 'inability to lead': GOP
• Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson files suit to block Omaha's mask mandate
• Bernie Sanders Wants N95 Masks for All, While CDC Says 'Any Mask Is Better Than No Mask'
• Biden Says Government to Make 'High-Quality Masks' Available to Americans for Free
• Covering COVID Tests Could Cost Insurers Billions
• COVID-19 testing sites under investigation after complaints allege 'fake tests'
• India: 11-Times Vaxed Man Threatens to Kill Himself if Prosecuted
• CBS's Gayle King Says It's Time to Live With Covid: 'I'm So Tired Of Being Tired And Afraid'
• Minneapolis, St. Paul requiring proof of COVID vaccination for restaurants, bars
• Democrats support photo ID to dine out in D.C. but oppose it for voting absentee
• Democrats' filibuster agenda on hold as fully vaccinated and boosted Hawaii senator tests positive for COVID
• Joe Biden Vows to Go to War with State Legislatures After Sinema and Manchin Blow Up His Bid to Kill the Filibuster
• Worst inflation since 1982 puts Democrats in political jeopardy
• Red-hot inflation eating away at most Americans' wage gains
• Bidenflation Crushed Workers in 2021: Three Worst Annual Real Wage Contractions on Record
• Warren: 39-Year High Inflation Is Partly Due to Companies Using Talk about Inflation as Chance to Price Gouge
• Soaring used car prices are pushing inflation higher, and there's not much the U.S. can do about it
• Arizona declares cryptocurrency 'top investor threat'