1.  ‘The Sound of Music’ Actor Christopher Plummer Dies at 91

 CAPTAIN VON TRAPP 

The Oscar and Tony-winning actor died at his home in Connecticut with his wife by his side.

2.  Russia Expels Foreign Diplomats Who ‘Protested for Navalny’

  GTFO 

The Kremlin’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs claims officials from Germany, Poland, and Sweden took part in protests calling for the release of the jailed Putin rival.

3.  Keurig’s Drinkworks System Fixes Over 30 Different Cocktails

 HOME BAR 

Keurig is hoping to do what it did with coffee to cocktails with its Drinkworks System and line of specialty beverage pods.

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4.  Amazon Fails, Again, to Delay Union Vote in Alabama

 ON-TIME DELIVERY 

Workers will start casting ballots on Monday in what is the most significant move towards unionization at the powerful retailer since 2014.

5.  Trump Plots Petty Revenge Tour Against GOP Critics: Report

 RAGE ROADSHOW 

Former president is reportedly desperate to head off on a speaking tour specifically designed to drain support from Republicans who backed his impeachment.

6.  Having Trouble Sleeping? This CBD Tea May Help

 CLOUD NINE 

This tea has been helping me go to sleep and stay that way night after night.

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7.  We Regret to Inform You That Pence Is Launching a Podcast

 FELLOW KIDS 

In a tantalizing teaser for the show, a Pence spokesperson said he “will certainly be focused on the conservative accomplishments of the last four years.”

8.  Woody Allen Is Not Going to Like HBO’s Newest Documentary

 COMING SOON 

“No matter what you think you know, it’s just the top of the iceberg,” the HBO trailer promises.

9.  Kyle Rittenhouse Hires Wesley Snipes’ Tax Lawyer

 DEMOLITION MAN 

Facing first-degree murder charges, the Illinois teenager dumped his controversial old attorney for an equally controversial new one.

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10.  66 Fishermen Pulled From Suddenly Adrift Wisconsin Ice Floes

 CAST AWAY 

Coast Guard rescue swimmers were lowered from helicopters to bring the stranded to safety.

11.  Vermont Man Sues for Right to Flip Off Cops

  NO PEACE 

The ACLU says Gregory Bombard had a constitutional right to curse out a Vermont state trooper in 2018.

12.  U.S. Citizen Children Deported Under Pandemic Rule: Report

 INHUMANE 

A rule instituted under Trump and so far still active under Biden allows people to be deported quickly and without being considered for asylum.

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13.  Women ‘Feared Retaliation’ From Harvard Over Harassing Prof

 ‘PERMISSIVE CULTURE’ 

A damning external report found Harvard repeatedly promoted Jorge Dominguez despite numerous allegations of inappropriate touching and remarks since the early ’80s.

14.  U.S. Adds 49,000 Jobs—but Still Down 10M From Pre-Pandemic

 SLOW PROGRESS 

It will take a long time for a full recovery, with some projections saying that employment won’t return to normal levels until 2024.

15.  J&J Asks U.S. Regulators to Approve World-First One-Shot Vax

 KEEP ’EM COMING 

If approved, it would massively boost vaccine supply and take away part of the huge logistical challenge of injecting every person twice.

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