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Mega Millions Drawing For 01/15/21, Friday Jackpot is $750 Million
Friday night's 01/15/21 jackpot is worth $750 million, with a cash-value option of $550.6 million. It's the second-largest jackpot in Mega Millions history.
Trump's Approval Rating Bottoms Out at Lowest Ever, A Week After Riot
Trump voters who rank the president's post-election as poor have doubled since November.
Trump's White House Exodus Begins as Photos Show Boxes Being Hauled Away
Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump are set to leave the White House, and boxes have been pictured outside the offices of his staff, which includes the president's daughter Ivanka and son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
When Will Biden's $1,400 Stimulus Checks Arrive? What We Know So Far
The president-elect announced he would provide direct payments worth $1,400 to eligible Americans as part of his new coronavirus relief bill.
Twitter Under Pressure Over 'Double Standards' After Trump, MAGA Crackdown
The president's account has been silenced, but experts say Twitter's problems with how it moderates content, including from world leaders, is far from over.
When Are We Getting Third Stimulus Checks? Payments Face Senate Battle
President Donald Trump's impeachment trial in the Senate is expected to cause further delays for the approval of the $2,000 direct payment to Americans.
AOC, Omar and Twitter Sued for $88 Million for 'Suffering' Due to Trump Ban
The lawsuit is seeking the reinstatement of the president's Twitter account and a ban on AOC's and Omar's.
$2,000 Stimulus Check Update, Joe Biden Pushes for Third Set of Payments
The proposed coronavirus relief package includes around $1 trillion in direct relief to American families.
Ghislaine Maxwell Podcast Slated for TV as Jeffrey Epstein Trial Awaits
"Hunting Ghislaine Maxwell" host John Sweeney has said the podcast tells "A dark fairy story of our times, about how power and money and connections can, for a time, blind justice."
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Accused of Using Baby Archie for 'Clickbait'
A royal biographer has accused the couple of the "biggest royal sellout in the history of the family."
Twitter Blocks Leave Trump, Lin Wood and Others Silent During Inauguration
The social network said in a blog post on Thursday that its moderators will continue to limit attempts to incite violence, organize attacks and share deliberately misleading information.
Freshman Madison Cawthorn Thinks GOP Future Lies Between Crenshaw and Gaetz
Cawthorn told Newsweek the future of the Republican Party is "more conservative" than Crenshaw, but "less bombastic" than Gaetz.
Thousand Oaks Fire Update As Red Flag Warning Issued for Ventura County
A Public Safety Power Shutoff is being considered for over 14,000 Southern California Edison customers in Ventura County and more than 16,000 in neighboring Los Angeles County.
Meghan Markle's Sister Speaks Out Over 'Nasty Troll' Reviews of Memoir
Samantha Markle told Newsweek that social media empowers people to "puff their chest" and "attack books like mine before they come out."
Lawyer for 'QAnon Shaman' Asks Trump to Pardon 'Peaceful' Capitol Rioters
"The words and invitation of a president are supposed to mean something," Albert Watkins, attorney for the "QAnon Shaman" featured in viral photos of last weeks Capitol riot, reportedly said while suggesting that President Donald Trump should pardon the rioters.
Navy SEAL Faces 22 Years For Alleged Role In Hazing Death of Green Beret
Special Warfare Operator Tony DeDolph, a member of the Navy's elite Seal Team Six, on Thursday reportedly pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and other charges related to the 2017 death of Army Green Beret Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar.
GOP Rep Who Voted With Trump 94% of the Time Says Impeachment Vote 'Hurts'
Rep. Tom Rice (R-S.C.) reportedly said that the decision vote in favor of President Donald Trump's second impeachment after years as a staunch Trump supporter "hurts my heart."
Fact Check: Was a Biden Campaign Official Arrested?
A woman was arrested in Texas on multiple counts of voter fraud, causing social media users to make claims about who she was working for.
Fact Check: Did Biden's assistant AG pick write about racial genetics?
Fox News' Tucker Carlson questioned Biden's decision to nominate Kristen Clarke by discussing statements she allegedly made as a student at Harvard University.
1 in 3 People in Los Angeles Have Had COVID as County Nears 1 Million Cases
Los Angeles County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer called the situation "tragic, upsetting and, frankly, overwhelming," and urged residents to take virus precautions as COVID-19 cases soar.
Highway Patrol Denies Permit for Pro-Trump Rally at California's Capitol
The Let Freedom Ring event was "denied because the proposed number of attendees are more than what's being allowed as a result of COVID-19 and due to the potential for civil unrest this weekend," an officer said.
Fact Check: Did Trump Say March 'Peacefully and Patriotically' to Capitol?
Following calls for impeachment, President Trump and his supporters maintain that the president's speech did not incite violence because he called for peaceful protests at the Capitol to disrupt the certification of the presidential election results.