January 19th, 2022

• US informs Israel it no longer supports EastMed pipeline to Europe
• US denies brokering deal for Israel to indirectly pump gas to Lebanon
• Fresh reports claim talks for Netanyahu plea deal have stalled
• Not only turpitude: Host of issues could slow, even torpedo Netanyahu plea deal
• Talk of Netanyahu plea deal prompts renewed focus on legal strength of the charges
• Former state attorney calls potential Netanyahu plea deal 'shameful'
• 'Bennett is a danger': Thousands of right-wing protesters rally against government
• Bennett to Davos forum: Do not invest in 'octopus of terror' Iran
• Erdogan says Israeli counterpart may visit Turkey soon, seeks cooperation on gas
• Israel successfully tests Arrow 3 anti-ballistic missile system
• Bennett offers UAE 'security and intelligence support' after attack by Houthis
• Satellite images show damage to Abu Dhabi oil site following attack
• Saudi-led coalition strikes kill over a dozen in Yemen's Sanaa
• Oil hits seven-year high as Houthi attack on UAE rattles regional tensions
• Pastors among 9 Christians arrested, charged with 'illegal' conversions in India: watchdog
• Former Ukraine president Poroshenko returns to face treason charges
• Russia Thins Out Its Embassy in Ukraine, a Possible Clue to Putin's Next Move
• Russia moves more troops westward amid Ukraine tensions
• White House says it believes Russia could attack Ukraine 'at any point'
• Secretary of State Antony Blinken heads to Ukraine as potential Russian invasion looms
• US weighs more military support for Ukraine to resist Russia if it invades
• Senators meet in Ukraine to reaffirm US is united against 'Putin's belligerence'
• Germany signals it could halt gas pipeline if Russia invades Ukraine
• China's Xi threatens 'catastrophic consequences' if China confronted
• China's Xi says countries must abandon 'Cold War mentality,' warns against confrontation
• Norway extremist makes Nazi salute as he seeks parole just 10 years after killing 77
• Distrust in political, media and business leaders sweeps the globe
• Rasmussen: Most US Voters Reject Notion of Global Economics' 'Great Reset'
• CNN Op-Ed Claims 'Everyone' Excited by Prospect of Hillary's Comeback
• Schumer tells Democrats reluctant to nuke filibuster: 'We are all going to go on the record' - Republicans must choose 'protecting democracy' or backing Trump
• Democrats Accuse Manchin, Sinema of Racism for Opposition to Filibuster Abolition
• Biden 'stands by everything he said' in fiery Georgia speech that compared opponents to segregationists
• National Archives to release some Trump Jan. 6 documents despite former President's protests
• Jan. 6 committee subpoenas Giuliani, 3 other Trump allies, accuses them of pushing election lies
• Twitter, Meta among Tech Giants Subpoenaed by Jan. 6 Panel
• Pollak: Democrats Are Abusing January 6 Committee to Create Their Own Wikileaks
• Florida governor proposes special police agency to monitor elections
• Mandatory Chinese Olympics app has 'devastating' encryption flaw: analyst
• Israel Police accused of using NSO spyware on civilians for years without oversight
• Comptroller to probe spyware use on Israeli citizens, as outraged lawmakers demand inquiry
• Police chief doesn't deny use of spyware, says it wasn't deployed against protesters
• Foreign airlines start canceling flights over 5G concerns
• AT&T, Verizon to delay 5G rollout near certain airports
• Large 'potentially hazardous' asteroid passing by Earth on Tuesday
• 5.4 magnitude earthquake hits near southwest of Africa
• 5.2 magnitude earthquake hits the Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
• 5.1 magnitude earthquake hits west of Macquarie Island
• 5.1 magnitude earthquake hits near Sarıoglan, Turkey
• 5.0 magnitude earthquake hits near Basco, Philippines
• At least 26 killed after shallow M5.3 earthquake hits Afghanistan during heavy rains
• Twin Earthquakes in Western Afghanistan Kill at Least 22
• Sabancaya volcano in Peru erupts to 23,000ft
• Sangay volcano in Ecuador erupts to 23,000ft
• Ruiz volcano in Colombia erupts to 19,000ft
• Reventador volcano in Ecuador erupts to 16,000ft
• Fuego volcano in Guatemala erupts to 15,000ft
• Turrialba volcano in Costa Rica erupts to 15,000ft
• NASA scientists estimate Tonga blast at 10 megatons
• Shock wave from Pacific volcano blast detected in Michigan
• First images of Tonga volcanic eruption damage show communities covered in thick ash
• Tsunami waves up to 10 m (33 feet) high hit Ha'apai Islands, Tonga
• All Homes on One of Tonga's Islands Destroyed, Three Dead
• Santa Cruz Harbor sees more than $6 million in tsunami damage
• 'Unprecedented' flooding event wreaks havoc in Uruguay's capital
• Toronto under first blizzard warning since 1978, Canada
• Record snowfall as Ottawa sees close to 50 cm during major blizzard
• Golan covered in white as Jerusalem braces for first snow in years
• Very rare Polar Stratospheric Clouds Type II appear over Scandinavia
• India: Calf Born with 3 Eyes, 4 Nostrils Worshipped as Hindu Deity
• FBI, DHS: Faith-Based Communities 'Likely' Remain Targets of Violence
• Texas synagogue gunman was probed by UK's MI5 in 2020 as possible terror threat
• Texas synagogue hostage suspect was banned from UK court over 'threatening' 9/11 outburst: report
• White House says Texas hostage-taker raised no red flags when entering US
• There's Another Looting Crisis in LA Being Ignored by Democrats
• Woke ideology is 'cruel,' 'evil,' and won't end well: Victor Davis Hanson
• It's Not 'Woke' for Businesses to Think Beyond Profit, BlackRock Chief Says
• Wis. Supreme Court Takes Case of School Letting Kids Change Genders without Parental Consent
• Iowa Launches Statewide Business Alliance to End Human Trafficking
• Commentary: The Big Business of Uyghur Genocide Denial
• West Virginia Lawmakers Introduce 15-Week Abortion Ban
• As March for Life returns to D.C., antiabortion activists wonder: Is this the last march under Roe?
• Supreme Court hears First Amendment case on Christian flag
• Two journalists exposing Mexico's corruption and drug violence murdered within one week
• U.S. Senate candidate from Louisiana smokes marijuana in campaign ad
• California considering insane plan to double its (already high) taxes to fund a state-level government healthcare
• Bird flu: Windsor swans culled as England outbreak spreads
• UCLA researchers cure HIV in 40% of mice - study
• GOP lawmakers ask FDA for answers in Pfizer COVID-19 booster approval process for children: 'Quite troubling'
• Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla awarded $1 million Genesis Prize for 2022 for willingness to take risks in order to produce vaccine as quickly as possible; will donate money to Holocaust education
• DOJ Documents Obtained by Judicial Watch Confirm Existence of Communications Between FBI & Pfizer about Project Veritas
• GOP Doctors Caucus Demands Fauci Apologize for 'Moron' Slur
• Fauci disclosures will trickle out over more than a year, watchdog says
• Dr. Oz: Fauci Coordinated to Politically 'Assassinate' COVID Vaccine Dissenters
• Dr. Robert Malone on Joe Rogan interview censorship, Twitter ban: 'You can't suppress information'
• China Seen Backing 'Digital Authoritarianism' in Latin America
• Hong Kong Says Hamsters May Have Infected a Pet Shop Worker With COVID-19. Now They All Must Die
• Whitmer's top doctor downplays COVID nursing home deaths: 'Tough decisions have to be made'
• Fully Vaccinated Canadian Soccer Star Alphonso Davies Suffers From Myocarditis After COVID Shot
• New big data study of 145 countries show COVID vaccines makes things worse
• Israeli vaccine chief: "We have made mistakes" - Professor Cyrille Cohen talks herd immunity and his pandemic regrets
• Liberman joins call to scrap Green Pass as rapid Omicron spread renders it obsolete
• Hawaii to require travelers have COVID booster shot to be 'fully vaccinated'
• Chicago Citing Businesses for Failing to Check Vaccination Status of Patrons
• Kansas will stop 'futile' COVID-19 contact tracing
• COVID-19 pandemic 'nowhere near over,' WHO chief says
• Triple Vaccinated Vatican Chiefs Test Positive for Coronavirus
• 'Space-helmet' wearing professor suspended after calling students 'vectors of disease'
• Report: Sonia Sotomayor Still Working Remotely Because Neil Gorsuch Won't Wear Mask in Court
• Arkansas inmates sue saying they were prescribed ivermectin to treat COVID-19, told it was 'vitamins'
• Under-fire Boris Johnson denies lying about lockdown parties
• China orders overseas mail disinfection over Omicron fears
• Police charge Cathay flight attendants at centre of Hong Kong outbreak for allegedly contravening Covid regulations
• Supreme Court Rejects Request to Block Mask Mandates For Flights
• Don Lemon: Unvaccinated Are 'Idiots' - Think They 'Are Above the Law'
• Paris Dennard on MLK Day: 'Shocking' to See 'Discriminatory' Vaccine Mandates 'Excluding Vast Amounts of Black Americans from Being Able to Work'
• Thousands of Canadian truckers plan 'Freedom Convoy' to protest COVID jab mandates - 'We are doing this for our future Generations and to regain our lives back.'
• China's Property Sector Is Crashing Again And This Time It Has Reached The Country's Biggest Developer
• Oil Prices Hit Seven-Year High on Rising Geopolitical Tensions
• Housing industry insider warns market 'looking into the teeth of a superstorm'