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Maria More fills in for today's "Front Page News" to deliver some major recent headlines, and Rock-T gives his sports recap as per usual to talk Rams vs Bengals at the upcoming Super Bowl game.

Considering the mounting opposition to critical race theory, it's important to put the January 6th insurrection at the U.S. Capitol in its proper historical perspective and document the decidedly racist elements that fueled the riots and helped define that moment's legacy.

TIME Magazine's 2021 Person Of Year had many asking for a recount after it was given to 50-year-old tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, with the real people's champ being Black police officer Eugene Goodman for his courage shown during the Capitol riots back in January.

Here's what's going on in the front page news...

Paul Hodgkins, the first person to be sentenced to prison for their role in the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol has gotten decidedly less time than prosecutors asked for and what guidelines recommend. Hundreds of others face the same charge.

See? This is why we have a hard time trusting law enforcement.

Eva explains the importance of March 4 and why some Trump supporters believe that it's not over for their president. 

The acting chief of the force has apologized for the lax security measures at the federal government building, telling lawmakers on the Hill that there were "failings" that allowed the acts to occur which left five dead.

49-year-old Christine M. Priola, a Cleveland Metropolitan School District occupational therapist, who was identified by social media users as a women in the unbelievable photo above at the VP’s chair in the Senate Chamber during the Capitol riot, has been arrested. According to court documents, Priola is charged with the following offenses: Knowingly entering and remaining […]

Captain Emily Rainey went from North Carolina to Washington to “stand against election fraud” and support Trump. The psychological operations, Emily Rainey is being investigated by the Army for her involvement in leading a group from North Carolina to the rally in Washington that led up to the deadly riot in the U.S. Capitol. Commanders at Fort […]