Here are 5️⃣ things you need to know today: 1️⃣ Georgia runoff 2️⃣ Mauna Loa eruption 3️⃣ SCOTUS 4️⃣ Flu vaccine 5️⃣ Russia missiles
If you’ve been sweating the deadline to apply for a REAL ID, you can now breathe a sigh of relief. The federal government announced an extension to obtain your updated driver’s license or identification card that will soon be required for all US air travel. Here’s what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On with Your Day. 1. Georgia runoff It’s election day in the runoff race for the US Senate between Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker.
See Robin Meade’s final sign-off during HLN’s final live broadcast After a 40-year run, HLN’s live news programming has come to an end. Watch Robin Meade’s touching final sign-off here. ‘Goblin mode’ chosen as Oxford word of the year for 2022 The relatable slang term “Goblin mode” was selected by 93% of people in a public poll, racking up nearly 320,000 votes. ‘GMA3’ co-hosts taken off air following report of romantic relationship ABC News has benched Amy Robach and T.J.
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Anti-Discrimination Laws Are Called Into Question by SCOTUSA Colorado web designer is arguing the First Amendment protects her from having to create wedding websites for same-sex couples.
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The Easy-to-Miss Twist That Makes SCOTUS’ New Gay Rights Case So StrangeThe plaintiff demands a right to discriminate. Yet she has never even been asked to make a website for a same-sex wedding.
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You Won’t Even Believe Where Oral Arguments at SCOTUS Went on MondayWhen a justice starts making jokes about a Black child wearing a KKK outfit as a hypothetical, something has gone incredibly awry.
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