DISCLAIMER: None of the stuff below is written or endorsed by the Outpost, and we’d be willing to bet that at least some of it is crazy and/or wrong. Use critical thinking.
Monday, Jan. 11, 2021
Washington Post: Video shows Capitol mob dragging a police officer down stairs. One rioter beat the officer with an American flag pole.
Washington Post: Vitamin D sales are up. But experts still don’t know whether it can prevent or treat covid.
Washington Post: Recovered coronavirus patients should still get the vaccine, experts say
Washington Post: A small group of sleuths had been identifying right-wing extremists long before the attack on the Capitol
The Telegraph: Talk-radio owner orders conservative hosts to temper election fraud rhetoric
AP News: Pope says women can read at Mass, but still can’t be priests
AP News: Analysis: A GOP reckoning after turning blind eye to Trump
AP News: Capitol assault a more sinister attack than first appeared
Gizmodo: San Francisco Prepares For Potential Pro-Trump Protest at Twitter HQ Today
Houston Chronicle: Editorial: The shame of Texas — Ted Cruz, Ken Paxton and the Seditious 16
Stamford Advocate: Backup was denied, former Capitol Police chief says
Hakai Magazine: Keeping Watch Over Seabirds at the World’s Edge
Huffington Post: Despite Chaos And Calls To Resign, Trump Set To Oversee 3 Executions
Huffington Post: FBI Calls For Public’s Help In Finding ‘Confederate Flag Guy’ From Capitol Riot
Huffington Post: Melania Trump Makes Herself The Victim In Statement On Capitol Attack
The Guardian: Nigeria cattle crisis: how drought and urbanisation led to deadly land grabs
The Guardian: Video games have replaced music as the most important aspect of youth culture
The Guardian: 'Everywhere you look, people are infected': Covid's toll on California Latinos
The Guardian: SolarWinds hack linked to Russian spying tools, say researchers
The Hill: Parler goes dark after move by Amazon
The Hill: Most of 120 arrested or identified at Capitol riot were longtime Trump supporters
The Hill: Colin Powell: 'I can no longer call myself a fellow Republican'
The Oregonian: Lawmakers sheltering during U.S. Capitol siege possibly exposed to coronavirus
The Oregonian: Capitol Police didn’t staff up on day of riot despite ample warning of planned protests
Mad River Union: Humboldt State Press publishes new novels by local authors
LA Times: California passes 30,000 COVID-19 deaths amid continuing surge
LA Times: Six inmates on the loose after using a homemade rope to escape Merced County jail
LA Times: L.A. to turn Dodger Stadium into a COVID-19 vaccine site this week
East Bay Times: ‘Kristallnacht’: Arnold Schwarzenegger compares attack on Capitol to Nazi violence
San Jose Mercury: Stanford pulls plug on the return of freshmen and sophomores to campus
San Jose Mercury: Santa Clara County records record COVID deaths, San Francisco records most cases, deaths in one day
Sonoma Magazine: Santa Rosa Makes NY Times’ List of ‘Places to Love in 2021’
SF Chronicle: Two beach-goers swept into ocean, one is still missing
SF Chronicle: San Jose man is missing after being swept into ocean off Marin Headlands
SF Chronicle: 12 children rescued after 4 sailboats capsize in Santa Cruz
NY Daily News: PGA of America announces it is pulling 2022 PGA Championship from Trump National in Bedminster, NJ
NY Post: Black Capitol Police officers say DC rioters repeatedly used N-word
ABC News: 6 inmates use 'homemade rope' to escape from California jail
Sunday, Jan. 10, 2021
Growing Pains, with Nick Flores: 0.23 - Levon Durr
SoHum Parlance: Rep. Jared Huffman Facebook Post on “Deafening Silence”
Fox News: SuddenLink Drops CMG Stations in Six Markets Across the Country
Non Sequitur: Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for Mon, 11 Jan 2021
RHBB: Eight Vehicle Collision Blocks Offramp From 101 on Humboldt Hill Road
RHBB: UPDATED With Photo of Centerville Beach Access Road] Massive Waves Submerge Noyo Harbor’s Jetties as High Surf and King Tides Converge
RHBB: Crash on Herrick Avenue Near 101
Washington Post: More colleges and universities outsource services to for-profit companies
Washington Post: Most Americans reject the attack on the Capitol — but millions empathize with the mob