Author: Taylor Wilson, USA TODAY

Why Americans are still taking Ivermectin, the push to end entry COVID testing in the US, and CNN’s Jeff Zucker resigns: 5 Things podcast

Recovery continues after severe nor’easter, Democrats look ahead to the Iowa caucuses and Super Bowl LVI has its two teams: 5 Things podcast

SCOTUS reporter John Fritze talks about the high court’s future, NATO asserts position on Russia-Ukraine conflict: 5 Things podcast

Patient safety reporter Karen Weintraub explains why there’s optimism in the fight against Alzheimer’s, plus MLK Day is here: 5 Things podcast

MLB and its players meet amid lockout and Djokovic’s status in Australia remains in limbo.

The Denver shooter published books that foreshadowed his rampage and named two of his victims, plus Ghislaine Maxwell is found guilty: 5 Things podcast

More flight cancellations are expected today as COVID-related staff shortages continue, plus we remember Desmond Tutu: 5 Things podcast

Kim Potter will be sentenced for manslaughter in the death of Daunte Wright, and it’s Nochebuena in Latino communities: 5 Things podcast

At least 53 are dead after a truck carrying migrants crashed in Mexico, Starbucks workers in Buffalo vote to unionize: 5 Things podcast

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen is ‘worried’ about the metaverse, a judge rejects Trump’s request to block Jan. 6 documents: 5 Things podcast