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- OHIO STATE WINS COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF NATIONAL TITLE, DEFEATING NOTRE DAME: This victory marks Ohio State’s first national title since 2014 and concludes the inaugural 12-team CFP bracket.
- SENATOR FETTERMAN ARRIVES IN HOODIE AND SHORTS AT TRUMP’S INAUGURATION: Fetterman’s choice of attire stood out among the formal wear of other attendees, including tech leaders like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos.
- TRUMP TAKES OATH OF OFFICE WITHOUT PLACING HAND ON BIBLE: First Lady Melania Trump held two Bibles—the Lincoln Bible and a personal family Bible—but President Trump did not rest his hand on them while reciting the oath administered by Chief Justice John Roberts.
- CARRIE UNDERWOOD LEADS BIPARTISAN SINGALONG AFTER INAUGURATION MISHAP: Due to technical difficulties with the sound system, Underwood sang a cappella and invited the audience to join her.
- TRUMP VOWS TO OVERTURN BIDEN’S POLICIES IN INAUGURATION SPEECH: President Trump labeled the inauguration as “Liberation Day” and announced a “revolution of common sense” aimed at restoring American prosperity and pride.
- VIVEK RAMASWAMY TO STEP AWAY FROM DOGE AND ANNOUNCE OHIO GOVERNOR RUN: Ramaswamy, a Cincinnati native, plans to run for governor of Ohio in the 2026 election. His decision follows Governor Mike DeWine’s appointment of Jon Husted to the U.S. Senate seat previously held by Vice President JD Vance.
- TRUMP PARDONS 1,500 DEFENDANTS FROM JAN. 6 CAPITOL ATTACK: This unprecedented use of presidential pardon power has sparked a national debate over accountability and justice. Critics argue that it undermines the legal consequences of the Capitol attack, while supporters view it as rectifying what they perceive as political persecution.
- WINTER STORM ENZO BRINGS RARE SNOWFALL, SHUTS DOWN HOUSTON AIRPORTS: The National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning for the Houston area, forecasting additional snow and sleet accumulations of up to 4 inches, with wind gusts reaching 40 mph. These conditions have led to extremely hazardous travel, with many roads, especially bridges and overpasses, becoming slick and dangerous.
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