2. The chief of staff and an aide employed by former Vice President Mike Pence when he was in office have met in recent days with the House Select Committee investigating Jan. 6.

 

3. The same committee has also been investigating the former president’s possible involvement in trying to take control of votes after the last election.

 

4. President Biden has announced he plans to nominate a black woman to fill the upcoming vacancy on the Supreme Court.

 

5. What audio streaming and media service are in the news because some musicians and others have protested its policies that allow Joe Rogan to air podcasts that contain COVID “misinformation”? Spotify

 

6. Black History Month did not start well for more than a dozen historically Black colleges when they received bomb threats.

 

7. What internet word game has lots of people playing it, and now the New York Times bought it for “the low seven figures”? Wordle

2. Because of the possible impending conflict in that area, the U.S. has moved its embassy out of kyiv (name the city) and to a place farther west in that country.

3. His long-time accounting firm said this week it could no longer stand behind more than 10 years of financial statements it had prepared for  Donald Trump.

4. What country’s leader invoked emergency powers this week to help deal with COVID-19 protests in his country?
Canada

Extra Credit: Who is that leader?

5. Who won the Super Bowl? RAMS

 6. What former vice presidential candidate just had a federal judge dismiss his/her defamation case against the New York Times?

7. What kind of manufacturer just reached a $73 million settlement with victims in a high-profile case? (HINT: The company is now bankrupt and out of business, what the victims’ lawyer said they really wanted in the first place.)

- I think headline is great as it plays off of the name of the show and puts a spin on it.

- Its straightforward and also includes the main diversion of how this company is diverting from movies but also events in real life and not on the screen.

- This is yet again a straightforward headline as it pulls you in immediately for the purpose of the article.

2. In a Ukrainian update, a second journalist from the U.S. was killed this week while on location in the country.

3. After the challenge of adjusting to it this week, what did the U.S. Senate vote unanimously Tuesday to make permanent? (P.S. The House would have to agree….)
Daylight saving

4. Who turned down a nomination this year to the Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame, saying, “I don’t feel I have earned the right”?
Dolly Parton

5. As the talk of brackets and seeds increases, what is starting this week that many are talking about?
March Madness