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.