Today's Top Stories:
Man arrested with AR-15, ammo, body armor, and a hit list of prominent liberals
Brainwashed with Qanon conspiracy theories, he planned to attack the Biden White House and had a drawing of its "weak spot."
President Biden to speak with Putin on Thursday
The Russian dictator requested the call and is looking for promises that NATO will not admit Ukraine.
Joe Manchin pulls bombshell holiday stunt
No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen: Unreal.
Jury finds Ghislaine Maxwell guilty on five of six counts
Jeffrey Epstein's partner-in-crime faces up to 65 years in prison
Denver gunman who killed five in shooting rampage was "on the radar of law enforcement"
Once again we're left asking: why was he allowed to have a gun?
Presidents, lawmakers mourn former Senate "giant" Harry Reid
There can be no doubt that his historic legacy will live on.
US COVID-19 cases rise to pandemic high as delta and omicron circulate at same time
Nationwide daily new cases were at a record seven-day average of more than 265,000 as of Tuesday.
Richard Ojeda slams Candace Owens in blistering takedown - VIDEO
No Dem Left Behind: Ojeda: "Do you have any idea how much of a liar you have to be for even the former liar-in-chief to call you out on your BS?!"
MAGA radio host calls for an "intervention" for Trump after he endorses vaccines
This is what happens when you cultivate an anti-science mob as your base.
Melania Trump reemerges into the limelight to peddle an NFT of her own eyes
Alternatively, you could just set your money on fire.
White House pushes back on criticism of new isolation guidance, says omicron likely less severe
The head of the CDC defended the latest guidelines shortening the isolation period for certain people who test positive for COVID-19 amid criticism from public health experts.
American sues Syria over alleged prison torture
Kevin Dawes is seeks compensatory damages for alleged torture, false imprisonment, and other abuse at the hands of Syrian officials.
Seriously?
Yes. Seriously.
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Today’s Action: Protect yourself — and others — this New Year’s!
Thanks to the omicron variant, lack of mask-wearing and other precautions, and continued vaccine refusal by an alarming number of Americans, we are in the midst of a record surge in COVID cases. While cases — and certainly hospitalizations and deaths — are dominated by the unvaccinated, breakthrough cases have continued to rise after Christmas gatherings… and now the New Year awaits.
By making sure you and your family members are masking up in public spaces and getting your boosters, you’re saving lives this holiday season – it’s really that simple.
Here are a few more tips to reduce your chances of catching or spreading the virus:
Mask up. Larger indoor parties are just not safe right now, and even smaller ones require precautions. In a room full of strangers, you can’t be sure who’s vaccinated (let alone who might be sick.) Since you can’t rely simply on symptoms to tell you who may be contagious, staying home with close friends this New Year’s could be your best bet to stay safe. You can take extra precaution by opening windows, masking up, and running an air purifier that has a HEPA filter.
Get tested. Testing demand is certainly higher in certain parts of the country, especially following the holidays – but getting tested before gathering with friends and family is critical in the fight against COVID. Some communities have initiatives like Say Yes! Covid Test that are distributing free home tests in select areas, and packs of two tests go for $25 in stores. Try to plan ahead to find a rapid, PCR, or at-home test before your New Year’s plans. Most importantly, if you’re sick – stay home.
Get boosted. Staying up to date with your COVID shots and making sure your friends and family are getting vaxxed is the best thing you can do to slow the spread. While breakthrough cases are possible, it’s the unvaccinated that are overwhelming our healthcare system.
We may still be in the thick of the pandemic, but we can all take measures to make our first post-vaccine holiday celebrations as safe as they can be!
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