Site Map January 11, 2022

Years / 2022 / January /11

• Canadian province announces plan to impose fine on the unvaccinated
• Bonnaroo 2022 lineup announced: Stevie Nicks, J. Cole, Tool to headline
• Bob Saget's 'Full House' co-star Candace Cameron Bure shares touching tribute to late star: 'Deeply connected'
• McConnell to seek another term as Senate Republican leader
• New Mexico woman defends daughter accused of throwing baby in dumpster
• Giants fire head coach Joe Judge after two seasons
• Biden says those who oppose Democrat voting rights bill are on the side of Jefferson Davis
• McConnell threatens Senate shutdown if Democrats nuke filibuster
• Harmony Montgomery case shines spotlight on need for more social workers in police departments, cops say
• Democrats defend flip-flopping on 2017 pledge to preserve filibuster
• Florida police charge 2 women for throwing glitter on man during argument
• Rand Paul rips Fauci following latest hearing fireworks: He doesn't want debate because he 'is science'
• Pelosi likely to retire after this term, House Democrat says
• California Dems silent on whether they support Newsom's health care for noncitizens proposal
• More than 47,000 migrants released into US by Biden admin in 2021 failed to report to ICE
• Education Secretary Cardona facing calls to resign after email shows he solicited controversial NSBA letter
• Girl Scout Cookie season is here: What can you expect this year?
• Shirtless Antonio Brown lands in LA for dinner with Kanye West, says dramatic exit 'wasn't necessary'
• Spanish PM urges European leaders to treat COVID-19 as an 'endemic' illness, track it like the flu
• Biden judicial nominee had driver's license suspended 3 times due to citations
• Bob Saget's pal Vanna White speaks out on 'Full House' actor’s death: 'I’ll miss the laughs'
• Damari Perry case: Child services investigated family of Chicago boy, 6, found dead in Indiana
• House sergeant-at-arms says Capitol will remain closed to visitors: 'I'm afraid of COVID’
• Sen. Marco Rubio demands FDA change guidance prioritizing race in administering COVID drugs
• Chicago man who carjacked SUV with children inside left parole slip at crime scene
• Australian officials investigating Novak Djokovic over alleged false travel claim: report
• Rare signs of fragility for UConn women's basketball dynasty
• Cleveland battles carjacking surge as city mourns slain off-duty police officer
• Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot tests positive for COVID-19
• Supreme Court hears cases on prolonged detention of illegal immigrants
• Don't confuse good teachers with teachers unions
• Steelers' Mike Tomlin admits he 'dozed off' during Raiders-Chargers showdown
• RNC Chairwoman, Sen. Rick Scott slam Biden ahead of voting rights speech: 'Federal takeover'
• More military service members committed suicide July-Sept 2021 than have ever died from coronavirus
• CDC faces more backlash after new reported recommendations for 'better' masking
• Grand Ole Opry criticized over Morgan Wallen surprise performance
• Wisconsin brewery honors Betty White, will donate funds to local animal shelters
• Lost cat lived at rest stop near busy highway for seven months
• 'The View's' Sunny Hostin goes off on Biden, moderate Democrats for not yet passing federal voting legislation
• Top FBI official dodges when Cruz asks if agents participated in Jan. 6 riot
• Lia Thomas controversy: NCAA silent amid mounting criticism over transgender athlete policy
• Republicans blast Schumer, Dems for attacking filibuster they used to support: 'What's changed?'
• Threats against lawmakers doubled in 2021 as staffing shortages continue to plague Capitol Police
• Georgia, Tide, Michigan, Cincinnati, Baylor top final Top 25
• Column: Georgia wipes away 41 years of frustration
• As omicron surges, CDC shortens Moderna booster waiting period to 5 months
• US women, men have not committed to single-pay structure
• Canadian politician's tweet about wife shoveling snow after 12-hour hospital shift takes unexpected turn
• Scalise, Comer fire back after Dem leaders call GOP letter demanding COVID hearing 'disingenuous'
• 49ers-Cowboys playoff rivalry resumes after long wait
• Fox News tops ESPN as most-watched cable network while CNN sheds nearly 90% of 2021 audience
• Philadelphia medical helicopter crash injures 4, including infant
• Illegal immigrants to receive estimated $5.6 million in taxpayer money for deportation legal defense: report
• Judge Judy Sheindlin funding 10 women's tuition at her alma mater
• Navy jet fuel leak near Pearl Harbor believed to contaminate 93K homes prompts evacuation, investigation
• Biden tells reporter he's 'insulted' at idea he felt burned by Stacey Abrams skipping GA voting speech
• Georgia manhunt launched for ‘coward’ suspects accused of shooting, killing 8-year-old girl in drive-by attack
• Los Angeles cop recalls selfless rescue of downed pilot from oncoming train: 'I wasn’t worried about myself'
• Questions about 'gender identity' for an 11-year-old don't belong in public school
• Autoimmune disease spike blamed on Western diet, scientists say
• Kayleigh McEnany warns Americans have lost faith in public health officials: 'We need new faces'
• Lee Zeldin slams NYC law allowing noncitizen voting: 'May be coming to a city or state near you'
• COVID-19 hospitalizations reported in US hit new high
• Senate Democrats push Biden admin for deportation protection for millions of Central Americans
• Maryland firefighters rescue suspected home intruder stuck in chimney
• Former Playmate Crystal Hefner says she removed 'everything fake from my body,’ is empowered by ‘modesty’
• Should you warm up your car in winter?
• Chicago Teachers Union concedes to Mayor Lightfoot's COVID-19 safety proposal: 'A one-woman kamikaze'
• Germany faces 'gigantic task' in achieving climate change goals, new climate minister says
• Tucker: Why are Americans putting up with this?
• 'Gutfeld!' on COVID fear in 2022
• As the Super Bowl nears kickoff, 'Who Can Forget?' relives some of the most iconic game day commercials
• Georgia fans arrested for just trying to celebrate with their dawgs
• 'The Ingraham Angle' on changing facts on COVID-19
• GOP senators push back as DOJ rolls out expanded domestic terrorism unit due to Jan. 6 riot
• 'Hannity' on Democrats playing politics with Jan. 6
• 'Special Report' All-Star Panel on COVID restrictions closing Chicago schools
• Fauci, Paul clash over accusations of 'cheap politics' regarding alleged 'takedown' of other scientists
• 'The Five' on Biden administration's lack of transparency
• 'Your World' on Ukraine-Russia conflict, omicron, inflation
• 'Gutfeld!' on tanking poll numbers from the Biden presidency
• Search for gunman who killed Detroit teen in front of brother continues
• Ohio woman who vanished with kids nearly 20 years ago identified after bone found in submerged SUV
• ABC News edited out portion of CDC director's answer about vaccine study, creating confusion online
• 'The Ingraham Angle' on the Biden economy at the start of 2022
• The International Olympic Committee's Beijing hypocrisy
• Analysis: The top performers as NBA reaches midway point
• 'Hannity' warns against vaccine mandates
• Progressives scold Supreme Court for possibly striking down Biden's vaccine mandates: 'Very wrong'
• North Carolina city to alter scholarship to remove preference for Black applicants as part of legal settlement
• 20 wolves from Yellowstone National Park killed by hunters, only an estimated 94 remain
• Tucker: Radicalized NPR on verge of destroying itself
• 'Special Report' All-Star Panel on December jobs report, growing inflation
• 'The Five' on COVID messaging from President Biden
• 'Your World' on Supreme Court arguments on vaccine mandates
• CBS’ Gayle King reveals exhaustion with COVID-19: ‘So tired’ of being afraid
• Biden 'concerned' COVID is 'not slowing worldwide,' but 'confident' in US efforts
• Arizona college students threaten hunger strike if voting bill isn't passed by Jan. 17
• The 2022 Toyota Tundra Capstone is the brand's new top truck
• Column: Raiders have their coach after Bisaccia aces tryout
• Texas dads arrested for disrupting school board demand that charges be dropped after superintendent suspended
• Waukesha Christmas parade suspect Darrell Brooks Jr. scheduled to be in court Friday
• Chicago Teachers Union vs. Chicago Public Schools: What happened?
• Woman who ran over Florida police officer's foot in golf cart arrested for DUI
• Before his death, Bob Saget discussed future plans, excitement over new stand-up special
• Browns bringing Mayfield back as starter after poor season
• 20 Louisiana middle school students face expulsion for making finger guns on TikTok
• Two Republicans jump into New Hampshire Senate race, a key battleground state
• Police, law enforcement line of duty deaths in 2021 jumped 55% from year before
• Watson to be honorary Masters starter with Nicklaus, Player
• USAID announces $308M to Afghanistan in aid
• Seahawks' Geno Smith arrested on suspicion of DUI after win over Cardinals
• MSNBC host: Stacey Abrams ‘obviously’ doesn't want to appear with unpopular Biden in Georgia
• Man gets genetically altered pig's heart transplant in first-of-its-kind procedure
• 12-year-old boy shot in second-floor bedroom in Detroit, police say
• AP source: MLB lockout talks to resume after month break
• US daily COVID-19 cases top 1.4M, setting record
• Karl Rove criticizes Biden ahead of Georgia speech on federalizing elections: It's 'political talk'
• Biden admin backs Ukraine ahead of NATO, Russia summit
• Washington Post report frets Sinema 'stubbornly opposed' to eliminating filibuster
• 2022 North American Car, Truck and Utility Vehicle of The Year revealed
• Afghanistan problem 'here to stay,' tops 2022 conflicts to watch list: foreign policy experts
• Philadelphia license-to-carry health care worker shoots armed assailant during carjacking, police say
• Dems say Hogan crime plan is 'dog-whistling,' as governor carries nearly 80% Black voter approval rating
• Woman’s wedding photos inspire 84-pound weight loss
• Omicron could infect 80% of Florida by the time current wave ends, researcher suggests
• Suzanne Somers says Bob Saget 'had two sides' with 'bawdy sense of humor'
• Shoppers 'astounded' by thinning grocery store supplies: 'It's just empty shelves'
• Opera singer Maria Ewing, wife of Peter Hall, dead at 71
• Biden voting rights speech: Conservative group blasts president with mobile billboard in Atlanta
• Education Secretary Cardona solicited NSBA letter comparing protesting parents to domestic terrorists: email
• NYC apartment fire: Safety doors failed in blaze that killed 17 people
• Washington Post editorial board pans Biden's message on inflation
• Texas mom who put COVID-positive son in trunk gets community support: 'Heart of gold'
• Australian tennis pro Nick Kyrgios 'embarrassed' over handling of Novak Djokovic visa situation
• US Coast Guard rescues Haitians from unseaworthy sailboat off coast of Florida
• Flights at West Coast airports briefly grounded around same time North Korea fires apparent ballistic missile
• Organizations give comfort to ailing owners on giving their pet its next home
• Biden to endorse changing Senate filibuster rules to pass voting changes
• John Stamos on Bob Saget’s death: 'I'm not ready to say goodbye yet’
• Georgia lawmakers rip Biden’s plan to federalize elections: 'Nothing but a power grab'
• USA Today editorial board member distraught she can no longer trust government due to COVID-19 management
• Newt Gingrich predicts Republicans will win back House, Senate in a 'landslide of historic proportion'
• North Carolina man who scaled energized electrical tower causes widespread power outage
• Siena College student pushes back on school's vaccine booster mandate being pushed for 'political reason'
• Obama-era Health and Human Services secretary scolds Biden over COVID response: 'We have a testing mess'
• Kim Potter judge releases criminal for funeral – then he goes missing
• Marco Rubio on 'Fox & Friends': Democrats want to change laws to 'create election chaos'
• South Dakota Gov. Noem, Ben Carson fight critical race theory in schools: 'A method of indoctrination'
• Rooftop Revelations: 'Poverty ran my family until it ran into me'
• Abducted North Carolina teen, 15, is found safe, police say
• Andrew Luck reveals what he's been up to since abrupt retirement
• Bob Saget's pal Gilbert Gottfried details his last conversation with comedian before his sudden death
• Boris Johnson faces accusations he threw party during lockdowns
• Nets fall to Trail Blazers 114-108 with injured Harden out
• Bob Saget remembered by 'America's Funniest Home Videos' host Tom Bergeron as a 'lovable lunatic'
• Red Cross declares first-ever national blood crisis
• Tomi Lahren slams Sotomayor for COVID falsehoods: Americans 'have a right to be outraged'
• Chinese cities lock down ahead of Olympics to stop COVID, 20 million people confined to homes
• NFL Playoff Power Rankings: Who is the best team going into the postseason?
• Scientists built a car that fish can drive
• Emotional Bob Saget tribute sees Jimmy Kimmel struggle to maintain composure on his late-night show
• Women can beat the odds, but we can't beat biology. Keep men out of women's sports
• Oklahoma death row inmates seek firing squad as alternative to lethal injection
• Scleroderma: The disease that Bob Saget fought to find a cure for after it took his sister’s life
• 100 Chicago-area murder suspects on home monitoring along with many other violent suspects: Sheriff
• The deadliest home fires in recent United States history
• Convicted murderers, sex traffickers received COVID stimulus checks while in prison, court docs show
• Bitter cold weather forecast across Northeast
• Ad by former Lincoln Project CEO comparing Jan. 6 to Nazi Beer Hall Putsch draws fire
• Longtime CNN producer John Griffin slapped with $15M civil suit amid federal child trafficking case
• Bob Saget spoke about COVID bout before death: 'It does not feel good'
• At what temperature can you get frostbite? Signs, symptoms and everything else to know
• Stacey Abrams will miss Biden’s voting rights speech in Georgia
• Florida murder trial that ended in mistrial over race is set to start anew
• Twitter won't ban Justice Sotomayor's false statement—that's a good thing
• Georgia Gov. Kemp reports massive fundraising haul over past six months
• Nevada Republican governor candidate Lombardo shatters fundraising records as GOP eyes Silver State
• Supreme Court will likely issue 'split' ruling on Biden vaccine mandate: Dhillon
• Harmony Montgomery: Uncle says he tried to alert authorities about abuse for years
• Alabama's Nick Saban delivers message to Georgia's Kirby Smart after national championship loss
• Georgia tops Alabama to win college football national championship
• Colorado Marshall Fire photographed by nurse through operating room window
• Chicago schools will reopen after deal reached between union, city
• Mom takes out billboard in Times Square: 'Date my daughter'
• In-person schooling champion says COVID-era remote learning ‘destroyed the idea of a meritocracy’ in America
• Chicago, teachers union reach agreement; students return to classrooms Wednesday
• Is Biden more effective – or distracted – when taking on Trump?
• Court upholds firing of LAPD officers who played Pokémon Go during holdup
• Bill Maher identifies left’s ‘Achilles heel’ in wide-ranging interview
• Jenna Jameson reveals Guillain-Barré syndrome diagnosis after losing ability to walk
• Rep. Jim Banks: Biden’s response to Russia raises concern
• Some Georgia players seen wearing wrong national championship hats during celebration
• European Parliament President David Sassoli dies at 65
• Greg Gutfeld: The pandemic has exposed an educational system in crisis
• Herschel Walker leads Georgia celebration as Bulldogs beat Alabama for national title
• Ingraham: Democrat's COVID lies are unraveling
• Tucker Carlson: It's terrifying that Americans are being denied COVID treatment based on race
• Questionable Georgia fumble leads to Alabama score in pivotal national title game moment
• Hannity: January 6 committee must subpoena Pelosi if they are to be taken seriously
• What is human trafficking?
• Antonio Brown performs new rap song at New York City strip club
• Seattle lost 170 police officers in 2021; more to leave amid vaccine mandate: report
• Chicago Teachers Union blocks traffic around city hall to protest lockout
• 'Fake feminists' Harris and AOC set back women's movement: Palin
• Deltacron: a new variant of COVID-19 or a lab contamination mishap?
• Alabama's Jameson Williams leaves national title game with apparent knee injury
• Family of Los Angeles banking executive beaten to death demand more serious charges from progressive DA
• Blue state Democratic senator may face tough reelection battle despite 18-point win in 2016
• Rachel Campos-Duffy reveals what's behind Biden's vaccine mandates
• Democrat mayors and governors embrace remain-open approach to COVID after lecturing Republicans
• Pope Francis speaks out against 'cancel culture,' condemns 'baseless information' about vaccines
• Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations unveiled
• CNN's Jake Tapper panned for finally saying COVID hospitalization stats are 'misleading': 'Two years too late'
• Clio's journal holds the truth about Jan. 6, because she saw it unfold
• Alex Murdaugh's alleged victims sound off at hearing: 'He stole every dime I had'
• LA Times columnist says publicly mocking deaths of anti-vaxxers' is 'necessary' to create 'teachable moments'
• Giants’ Joe Judge will return despite 10-23 record: report