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Speed Read
Monday, January 20
🚨NATION
📌 Biden pardons the late Black nationalist Marcus Garvey as well as 4 others and commutes 2 sentences (AP)
📌 Most Democrats think their party needs major change, while the GOP coalesces around Trump (CNN)
📌 Biden says Equal Rights Amendment is ratified, kicking off expected legal battle as he pushes through final executive actions (NPR)
📌 DeWine names Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted to fill Senate seat vacated by Vance (NBC)
🌎 AROUND THE WORLD
📌 At least 80 dead, several kidnapped in Colombia after failed peace talks, official says (CBS)
📌 Protesters storm South Korean court after it extends President Yoon’s detention (CNN)
📌 Right-wing Israeli party leaves government over approval of hostage-ceasefire deal (TIMES OF ISRAEL)
📌 Hidden tunnel on US-Mexico border to be sealed (BBC)
📱BUSINESS, SCIENCE & TECH
📌 Trump promotes new meme coin before taking office on pro-crypto agenda (AP)
📌 Wine sales drying up as Americans turn elsewhere (NBC)
📌 U.S. pays $590 million to Moderna to speed up development of bird flu vaccine (NPR)
📌 Same day as TikTok ban, Instagram announces Edits, a new video editing app (USA TODAY)
🎬 SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT
📌 ‘Mufasa’ leads muted MLK box office weekend with $15.5 Million (THE WRAP)
📌 Gwen Stefani reuniting No Doubt for ‘FireAid’ benefit concert for California wildfire relief (DEADLINE)
📌 Taylor Swift and Caitlin Clark share hugs, high fives at Chiefs game (BILLBOARD)
📌 Bob Dylan's draft lyrics for Mr Tambourine Man sell for $500k (BBC)
Featured Interview
One-on-one with Secretary of State Antony Blinken & White House National Securty Council Spokesman Admiral John Kirby
As the Israel-Hamas war continues, Mo News heads to Washington to interview two key national security leaders about the conflict, the US role and other top chanllenges for the US.