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BREAKING NEWS- former congressman Mark Meadows sues House January 6 committee; the college football bowl schedule with a list of matchups, dates and times; some parents knowingly sent their children to school after they tested positive for Covid-19 and as a result, 75 classmates were forced to quarantine; Vigneault fired as Flyers head coach; Florida’s governor DeSantis proposes a new civilian military force in Florida that he would control; week 13 in the NFL-how did your team do?; democrats want to revive efforts to compensate Black WWII veterans denied benefits; U.S. announces diplomatic boycott of Beijing winter Olympics; the U.S. department of justice cites discrimination in lawsuit against Texas over voting districts; uniformed white nationalist group marches at the Lincoln memorial and an the Atlantic magazine claims that “Trumps coup has already begun” as well as discussing what the “GOP does to it’s own dissenters”; trial begins for former Minnesota police officer Kim Potter-charged in the death of Daunte Wright; house of representatives passed both the National Defense Authorization Act and a “process” bill that delays Medicare sequestration cuts while providing the Senate with a one-time exemption to pass a debt-limit increase by a simple-majority vote; according to “The Hill”- the Senate will take an initial vote Thursday (tomorrow) on a bill that prevents Medicare cuts and greenlights a one-time exemption from the filibuster for a subsequent debt ceiling bill and Speaker Nancy Pelosi predicted today that both chambers of Congress will pass the $2 trillion expansion of social benefits and climate programs before Christmas”; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

World AIDS Day; LeBron James is COVID-19 positive; U.S. first confirmed case of the COVID-19 OMICRON variant was reported in California; World Tennis Association announces immediate suspension of tennis tournaments in China; President Biden spoke today about fighting covid, the supply chain problem, and American economics; Alabama's college football’s version of the drive keeps its playoff hopes alive; Supreme court-The New York Times say “the lawyer representing Mississippi was at the center of a 2017 abortion controversy” as the highest court in our land considers overturning Roe Vs. Wade; NFL week 12-is your team where you expected them to be?; Ahmaud Arbery’s killers were found guilty; “Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid on bout with Covid-19: 'I really thought I wasn't going to make it'; former Trump chief of staff-Mark Meadows-cooperates with January 6 investigators submitting; no more “Master’s” for golf great Tiger Woods; former President Trump tested positive for COVID 3 days before his mask-less debate with President Biden in 2020; Michigan school shooting; Rep. Ilhan Omar plays life threatening phone messages; Stacey Abrams launches her bid for Governor of Georgia; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

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The U.S. House of Representatives passes a censor against Congressman Paul Gosar for his threatening video against Congresswoman Ortez; Washington Football Team fears Chase Young tore ACL and beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers; ‘COVID-19 is surging in Europe. Experts say it’s a warning for the U.S…states could look at Europe and take it as “a sign that the U.S. might still see resurgences as well,”; “Florida's Samford Debacle (and Denials) Should Be Final Nail in the Coffin for Dan Mullen”; defense attorney in Arbery case says, “no more `Black pastors’ in court for Arbery case”; Cam Newton returns as Quarterback to the Carolina Panthers; the jury deliberates for the Rittenhouse trial; The Ottawa Senators Have a 100% Vaccination Rate—and 40% of the Team Has Tested Positive for Covid; President Biden’s job approval is at record low before he passed the infrastructure bill and “this could actually be the week Biden's Build Back Better passes the House” while American inflation soars; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

The U.S. House of Representatives passes a censor against Congressman Paul Gosar for his threatening video against Congresswoman Ortez; Washington Football Team fears Chase Young tore ACL and beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers; ‘COVID-19 is surging in Europe. Experts say it’s a warning for the U.S…states could look at Europe and take it as “a sign that the U.S. might still see resurgences as well,”; “Florida's Samford Debacle (and Denials) Should Be Final Nail in the Coffin for Dan Mullen”; defense attorney in Arbery case says, “no more `Black pastors’ in court for Arbery case”; Cam Newton returns as Quarterback to the Carolina Panthers; the jury deliberates for the Rittenhouse trial; The Ottawa Senators Have a 100% Vaccination Rate—and 40% of the Team Has Tested Positive for Covid; President Biden’s job approval is at record low before he passed the infrastructure bill and “this could actually be the week Biden's Build Back Better passes the House” while American inflation soars; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

Danny Hamlin says 'He's just a hack', about Alex Bowman at NASCAR, Stephen will talk about it; COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 5-11 can be administered says the “CDC”; the world series 2021-Braves vs. Astros; election day 2021-one of the most important voting days’ in years as history is being made all over America; NFL trading deadline passes, how did your team do?; is Senator Manchin holding up President Biden’s spending bill?; they are now the Cleveland Guardians as the "Indians" sign was removed from progressive field; Senator Schumer proposes deal to lower prescription drug prices”; “2,300 NYC firefighters called out sick as vaccine mandate began, but mayor said public safety was not disrupted”; “liberal court justices warn that guns, same-sex marriage and religious rights could face limits if Texas wins abortion case”, and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

Danny Hamlin says 'He's just a hack', about Alex Bowman at NASCAR, Stephen will talk about it; COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 5-11 can be administered says the “CDC”; the world series 2021-Braves vs. Astros; election day 2021-one of the most important voting days’ in years as history is being made all over America; NFL trading deadline passes, how did your team do?; is Senator Manchin holding up President Biden’s spending bill?; they are now the Cleveland Guardians as the "Indians" sign was removed from progressive field; Senator Schumer proposes deal to lower prescription drug prices”; “2,300 NYC firefighters called out sick as vaccine mandate began, but mayor said public safety was not disrupted”; “liberal court justices warn that guns, same-sex marriage and religious rights could face limits if Texas wins abortion case”, and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

NASCAR winners and losers at Kansas, Stephen will talk about it; “Alabama governor instructs state agencies to fight federal Covid-19 vaccine mandates”; the world series 2021 - Braves' Charlie Morton threw 16 pitches on a broken leg -- and then apologized it wasn't more”; “house votes to posthumously award the Congressional Gold Medal to 13 US service members killed in Kabul airport bombing”; “ex-Washington Football Team employees' letter brought to owners meeting, urges NFL to release investigation report”; “democrats cutting paid leave from spending deal amid Manchin opposition”; 100 days until the start of the winter Olympics; “Florida strips schools of federal aid for mask mandates”; “melbourne shuts door on unvaccinated players for Australian Open”;“McDonald's sales increase amid spike in US menu prices bigger order sizes and higher prices have helped increase the company's revenue in the U.S.”; and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

The FDA announces that COVID booster shots may be mixed and matched; NBA starts their season and the Sixers suspend Ben Simmons; Kyle Larson wins again, securing a playoff birth at NASCAR-Stephen will talk about it; under pressure, the democrats cut back spending; Dawn Staley signs a historic multi-million dollar contract with south Carolina; “Senator Manchin’s climate stance threatens to shatter infrastructure bargain”; “Lane Johnson returning to Philadelphia Eagles after two-week absence to address mental health”; “Trump sues to keep White House records secret, claiming executive privilege”; “City” will celebrate Sky’s championship Tuesday at Millennium Park”; “2021 MLB playoffs: schedules, postseason bracket, analysis and updates”; “Manchin climate stance threatens to shatter infrastructure bargain”; “inside the unraveling of Ed Orgeron's LSU tenure in just 21 months”; “Rachel Levine sworn in as first openly transgender 4-star officer”; “washington state head football coach ousted after refusing Covid-19 vaccine”, and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

President Biden speaks to the nation about the supply chain crisis; one week before the start of the NBA season, Kyrie Irving chooses not to take the COVID-19 vaccine-what will that mean for the Brooklyn Nets?: pharmaceutical company “Merck requests FDA authorization for COVID-19 antiviral pill”; Kyle Larson wins playoff at Charlotte Roval for NASCAR-Stephen will talk about it; “the House of Representatives temporarily raises debt ceiling, averting default”; “gas prices skyrocket as the global energy crisis worsens”; Jon Gruden resigns as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders after emails he sent ten years ago surface and are allegedly homophobic, racists, and sexists; “a research study finds 'mixing and matching' boosters safe, but Moderna, Pfizer are best”; “Beaten Deontay Wilder has no plans to retire after Tyson Fury loss” and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.

Shooting takes place in an Arlington, TX high school; Bubba Wallace wins after the NASCAR crowd chants ‘F–k Joe Biden’ at Talladega-Stephen will talk about it; “18,000 shots given to N.Y.C. school employees ahead of vaccine deadline the mandate is the first full vaccine requirement for any group of city workers and affects well over 150,000 teachers and staff members”; “Rajah Caruth is plotting his NASCAR dreams while being an HBCU student”; “the US is turning a corner in its fight against Covid-19, Fauci says, but it's still too early to let our guard down”; “Iowa, Cincinnati move into top five of AP top 25 poll as Clemson drops out”; “five issues to watch as new Supreme Court term unfolds”; “Dodgers' NL wild card roster announced”; “Biden administration reveals number of nuclear weapons in US stockpile”; “McConnell offers democrats deal to solve debt impasse”; “Mac Jones reveals what Tom Brady told him after Patriots-Bucs game and week 4 in the NFL”; “sources say NBA players won't be required to get COVID-19 vaccination”; “California oil spill:  pipeline wasn't shut down for more than 3 hours after pressure failure alert, feds say” and more if we can fit it in at 7:15pm, EST.