Thursday Executive News Summary
Biden’s migrant tent city, gun control, COVID spending, CDC recommends, and more.
Top of the Fold
Impeachment managers hype emotion with unseen footage of Capitol rioters (National Review)
Team Biden erects tent city in Texas to handle massive influx of illegal immigrants welcomed by his policies (Fox News)
Gun control advocates ‘confident’ on executive action from Biden after White House meeting (Washington Times)
Government & Politics
Americans reporting vote fraud say claims repeatedly dismissed by FBI (Washington Times)
COVID spending spree has deficit at $736 billion in first third of year (The Hill)
House Democrats propose multibillion-dollar COVID-19 relief health package (The Hill)
Biden Justice Department asks Supreme Court to save ObamaCare (Washington Free Beacon)
Dozens of math-challenged former Republican officials in talks to form anti-Trump third party (Reuters)
Pandemic
Why stop with two? CDC recommends double masks to help protect against COVID (CBS)
Pharmacies say they could handle a massive ramp-up in COVID-19 vaccination distribution but lack supply (Washington Examiner)
CDC: Fully vaccinated people don’t need to quarantine if exposed to COVID (NBC)
Hope ‘n’ change is busted: Biden’s new target for reopened schools is behind where U.S. is now (Fox News)
Business & Economy
Biden brings up China’s human rights abuses, “unfair” economic practices in first call with Xi Jinping (Forbes)
Fed Chair Powell says rates will stay low for a while, citing bleak jobs picture (CNBC)
Social Justice Caliphate
NBA says all teams must play national anthem after Dallas Mavericks stop playing it (NBC)
‘The Mandalorian’ star Gina Carano fired for posting wrongthink on social media (Hollywood Reporter)
YouTube completely bans LifeSiteNews, removes all videos (Blaze)
Hospital drops “breast milk” for “chest milk” to be inclusive of transgender people (Discrn)
Culture
Facebook says new algorithm will “reduce political content” on news feeds (Just the News)
Bruce Springsteen busted for DUI in November (TMZ) / Jeep removes his Super Bowl spot from YouTube (AdWeek)
Larry Flynt, pornographer and self-styled First Amendment champion, dies at 78 (Washington Post)
On a Lighter Note
- Great news everyone: “Sweatpants are no longer ‘a defeat’ because every day you get dressed is a win.” (Washington Post)
Closing Arguments
Policy: Texas governor warns $15 minimum wage would “put a boot on the neck” of small businesses (FEE)
Policy: Wind and solar don’t work (Power Line)
Humor: Trump replaces impeachment team with Zoom call cat lawyer (Genesius Times)
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