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Today's Top Stories:

Jim Jordan says "real America" is done with COVID as cases rise in his own state
Ah, yes. Real America. Let's hear more about Democrats and their politics of division.

VIDEO OF THE DAY: Sen. Sinema tells us exactly who Sen. Sinema is
It's short, but it sure isn't sweet.

Republicans pull disgusting stunt over new COVID variant
No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen: Beyond shameless.

Senate passes stopgap bill to avert government shutdown, sends to Biden for signature
The 69-28 vote leaves government funding at current levels through Feb. 18.

Republican senator blocks gun control law in wake of Michigan shooting
Absolutely nothing about this news is surprising. [CHUCK GRASSLEY]
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/dec/02/republican-senator-blocks-gun-control-law-chuck-grassley

Candace Owens tells Tucker Carlson Black people are "most murderous group" in America
The conservative commentator claimed that Democrats downplay criminal incidents committed by non-whites and accused the party of being obsessed with race only when it benefited them.

Mark Meadows agrees with Trump that his new book is "fake news"
Hours after Trump griped it was "fake news" that he tested positive for COVID before his Biden debate, Meadows obsequiously said his old boss was "right."

Trump's schemes are STILL deporting America's Dreamers
American Refugee: America is the only country they've ever known, and it's about to kick them out.

Pro-Trump lawyers ordered to pay $175,000 for 'frivolous' election lawsuit
US District Judge Linda Parker ordered Sidney Powell and other lawyers who sued in Michigan to overturn Joe Biden's election victory to pay a $175,000 penalty, reiterating an earlier finding that the lawsuit was frivolous.

Trump should 'just shut up," longtime GOP congressman says
Rep. Don Young, 88, the longest serving member of Congress, had blunt advice for the former president: "Just shut up — that's all he has to do. He's not going to. I know that."

DA who released Waukesha suspect ahead of massacre says it was the result of human error by an overworked staffer
Darrell E. Brooks was released on $1,000 cash bail just over two weeks before he killed six people and wounded more than 60 others by plowing an SUV through the Waukesha Christmas parade on November 21.

New Jersey GOP lawmakers defy vaccine mandate
Disorder and confusion erupted in the halls outside the New Jersey Assembly on Thursday as several Republican lawmakers defied a new requirement to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test and were blocked by state troopers — albeit briefly — from entering the ornate chamber.

Seriously?

Lin Wood makes wild Tucker Carlson-Hunter Biden 'buddy' claim

60+ Michigan schools closed today over copycat shooting threats

Huge stash of cash found hidden in bathroom wall of Joel Olsteen's megachurch

Homeless man sentenced to jail for 'not staying at home'

Yes. Seriously.

December heat wave triggers prairie wildfires in Montana

ISS swerves to avoid collision with space junk

1 in 44 US children diagnosed with autism, data suggests

WHO warns people 60 and up to avoid international travel due to omicron

Germany locks down unvaccinated, plans compulsory shots

Hope...

GoodGoodGood: Research shows doing good for others is contagious

WHO says measures used against delta should work for omicron

Democrat flips statehouse seat held by GOP since 1858

Today's Top Stories:

Donald Trump welcomes "nice young man" Kyle Rittenhouse to Mar-A-Lago
The ex-president boasted to Sean Hannity that Rittenhouse is "a fan" of his as he revealed the acquitted killer had visited him at his resort in Palm Beach, Florida, on Tuesday.

Jen Psaki torches Fox News' Peter Doocy over ridiculous question
The bad faith right-wing reporter tried for a gotcha and once again found himself outmatched.

Kevin McCarthy HUMILIATES himself with ultimate fail
No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen: What an embarrassment.

White supremacists and organizations who attended Unite the Right ordered to pay millions in damages to victims hurt by the violence
The jury found all defendants liable for civil conspiracy and racial, religious, or ethnic harassment. They also found the perpetrator of a deadly car attack liable for assault and battery against several of the defendants and infliction of emotional harm.

Appeals court order in Jan. 6 documents case may be bad news for Trump
The US Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia notified lawyers for Trump, the House committee and the National Archives that they should be prepared to address whether the court even has the legal authority to hear the dispute.

Head of Oklahoma GOP says RNC chairwoman must resign over her support of LGBTQ+ rights
The head of the Oklahoma Republican Party called on Republican National Committee chairwoman Ronna McDaniel to resign after she expressed support for the LGBTQ+ community at a gala earlier this month.

Jan. 6th House committee subpoenas Proud Boys and Oath Keepers
The leaders of the far-right groups were the latest perpetrators hit with subpoenas as the committee expands its inquiry into the violent insurrection.

An important message from Richard Ojeda before Thanksgiving
No Dem Left Behind: The Democratic star offers some advice just in case you don't agree with your crazy uncle's politics on Thanksgiving.

Lauren Boebert challenges Madison Cawthorn, who uses a wheelchair, to a sprint
The winner would get to hire Kyle Rittenhouse as a congressional intern, the Colorado Republican said.

Fox News host admits he has "concerns" about Tucker Carlson's Jan. 6th "documentary"
Bret Baier is apparently worried about Carlson pushing dangerous conspiracy theories, but not worried enough to leave the network undermining American democracy with ongoing, unchecked propaganda.

Democratic staffer fired after calling Waukesha SUV tragedy "karma" for the Rittenhouse verdict
Unlike the Republicans, we hold our own accountable.

Jury holds pharmacies accountable for role in opioid crisis in historic ruling
CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart pharmacies recklessly distributed massive amounts of pain pills in two Ohio counties, a federal jury said Tuesday.