Wednesday, January 13, 2021
Flashback: Nadler's Clinton impeachment comments from 1998 surface as he leads Trump efforts
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., is pushing for President Trump to be impeached just days before his term ends, despite warning years ago about "divisiveness and bitterness" during the 1998 Clinton impeachment hearings.
Anne Hathaway Says We’re All Saying Her Name Wrong
Actor Anne Hathaway stopped by “The Tonight Show” on Tuesday to talk about her new movie, “Locked Down,” and apparently drop some cold, hard truth.
“Can we talk about my name for a second,” she replied to Jimmy Fallon who was asking if he should call her Anne, aka the name everyone knows her by, or Annie.
Bruce Willis Responds To Going Maskless In Drug Store
Bruce Willis offered an explanation for going maskless at a Rite Aid in COVID-19-besieged Los Angeles this week. But it wasn’t much of one.
“It was an error in judgment,” he told People on Tuesday. “Be safe out there everyone and let’s continue to mask up.”
Ex-Fox News Host Gretchen Carlson Can’t Believe The ‘Crap’ Spewed On Tucker Carlson’s Show
Former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson on Tuesday called out the “crap” that’s been “spewed” in recent months on Tucker Carlson’s top-rated prime time show on the conservative network.
Gretchen Carlson hit out on Twitter after Fox News analyst Brit
Read Live Updates On The Trump Impeachment Vote
The House of Representatives will vote Wednesday to impeach President Donald Trump, one week after a riot at the U.S. Capitol brought on by months of Trump pushing lies and conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.
'This isn't the final chapter': Analyst warns, again, about rise of right-wing extremists
WASHINGTON — In April 2009, a senior Homeland Security intelligence analyst named Daryl Johnson wrote an internal report warning that right-wing extremism was on the rise in the United States and that it could lead to violence.
The report leaked, and the backlash was swift. Republican lawmakers were furious.
YouTube takes action against Trump, bans uploads for at least 7 days
YouTube has taken action against President Donald Trump and barred new videos from being uploaded to his channel for at least seven days, citing violations of its policies and "concerns about the ongoing potential for violence."
It's the latest action against Trump after last week's deadly
'Mind-blowing' number of crimes committed during Capitol riot, 160 case files opened, say officials
WASHINGTON — FBI agents are scouring more than 100,000 digital media files, and federal prosecutors have spent hours presenting felony cases to a Washington grand jury, as they seek to bring to justice those who committed crimes in the riot at the Capitol, authorities said Tuesday.
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