In an interview on CBS’s 60 Minutes, which was broadcast on Sunday, Riggleman explained how there were six “centers of gravity” who were connected to each other on January 6. He says the evidence comprises about 20 millions lines of data, including emails, phone records and texts. Riggleman, who worked for the contractor National Security Agency and ran his own data analysis firm before being asked to be part of the January 6 committee, said the “monster” graph represented how often these groups communicated, with thicker lines representing more frequent messages....

He's also expected to be held out of the Broncos' regular-season finale at Oakland on Dec. 29 as a precaution against a third head injury this month, which would end his season. MORE: Week 16 picks | Wild finish ahead | Play DraftStreet and win money The Broncos (11-3) are hoping to gain home-field advantage in the playoffs and a first-round bye that would give Welker more than a month's rest....

Wilder’s opponent, Russian Alexander Povetkin, has reportedly tested positive for meldonium, just a week ahead of their scheduled title fight in Moscow on May 21. It was the same substance that women’s tennis star Maria Sharapova tested positive for. MORE: Tyson Fury names Wilder on list of next targets Povetkin’s alleged positive test came via a sanctioned urine test from the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association. Many considered Povetkin (30-1, 22 knockouts) to be a great test for Wilder (36-0, 35 KOs); his only loss came via unanimous decision to former heavyweight title-holder Wladimir Klitschko....

Wilder, 30, last fought in July, knocking out Chris Arreola in the ninth round. During the fight, Wilder suffered a torn bicep and broken hand which required surgery. Originally for this event, Wilder was supposed to fight Andrzej Wawrzyk, but the Polish fighter tested positive for stanozolol, an anabolic steroid and the fight got pulled. Needing an opponent, Wilder looked to Washington, who was ready, willing and able to go for the chance of a lifetime....

Douglas County Sheriff’s Office announced Friday that deputies arrested two California residents described as “a significant conduit” of fentanyl, heroin and methamphetamine in the county. While making the arrests in the small community of Stateline, the sheriff’s office said five deputies suffered acute exposure symptoms from fentanyl. Police across the country have reported similar incidents, despite medical experts describing unintentional exposures as unlikely. The sheriff’s office said in a press release that the arrests Thursday evening were the culmination of a five-month drug trafficking investigation that centered on Regina Rojas, a 35-year-old female from Rancho Cordova, California, and Jessica Thomas, a 32-year-old female from Sacramento, California....

In four career games against Denver, the third-year Oakland quarterback has a completion percentage under 57 percent and has just six touchdowns to four interceptions. He has never thrown for 250 yards against the Broncos, who have won three of those four games. WEEK 9 PICKS: Straight up | Against the spread Even in the lone victory, a 15-12 win last December, Carr was just 12 of 29 for 135 yards and two touchdowns....

Defense attorney Eric Nelson also asked Hennepin County District Judge Peter Cahill to move Chauvin’s trial to another city—a motion that was previously unsuccessful. “I am gravely concerned with the news that broke on Friday relevant to the civil settlement,” Nelson said on Monday. He maintained that the timing of the announcement was “very suspicious” and “has an incredible propensity to taint the jury pool.” But prosecutor Steve Schleicher argued for jury selection to continue, noting that the state had no control over the Minneapolis City Council....

The attacking midfielder received 32.13 per cent of the vote in a combined poll of journalists, current and ex-professionals and supporters. Coutinho netted 13 times for Liverpool in a successful calendar year, while also impressing for Brazil’s national team. The 24-year-old’s victory prevented Neymar from making it three in a row, the Barcelona striker having claimed the award in both 2014 and 2015. Neymar had to settle for second place this year with 27....

Neymar, Coutinho & Mbappe all to leave - 7/4 Barca confirmed on Wednesday that Neymar has asked to leave the club, but they made PSG aware that they will need to meet his €222 million release clause in order to get a deal done. Any agreement will leave Barca with a hole to fill in their squad, and the Liga side have made Coutinho their top target, only to be told by Liverpool that he is not for sale at any price....

Having initially resisted interest from La Liga giants Barcelona in the summer of 2017, those at Anfield agreed to part with a key creative cog during the January transfer window. Fears were raised as to how Jurgen Klopp’s side would fare without Coutinho pulling the strings, but he has barely been missed as Liverpool have become an even greater attacking force in his absence. They now have money in the bank, ready to invest at the next opportunity, and a settled side which continues to benefit from the fine recruitment work being overseen by a highly-rated manager and supportive board....

In the world of COVID-19 vaccine distribution, hard work is paying off at the state level. As of Monday, April 12, Verywell calculates 23 states are on track to have enough doses to fully vaccinate their populations by the end of May. This time last week, only nine states were on track to hit this milestone, initially proposed by President Biden in March. This progress is partly the result of steady federal improvement....

According to research from Johnson & Johnson, the vaccine enabled 98 percent of those who took it to create antibodies that fight off the coronavirus infection. Those neutralizing antibodies were present 29 days after receiving the vaccination. Positive responses to the vaccine, called Ad26.COV2.S, helped Johnson & Johnson to move the vaccine into Phase 3 trials by the end of 2020 or early in 2021. More than 60,000 individuals would be required to take the vaccine for that trial....

According to the COVID Tracking Project, weekly new COVID cases were down by 20 percent in the seven days following January 14. This marked the lowest number of new cases in a non-holiday week since mid-November. Average weekly hospitalizations, meanwhile, fell by 4 percent after rising for 16 consecutive weeks. Deaths, however, remained high. Some 21,301 fatalities were reported that week, the second-highest number in the pandemic. An update on Tuesday showed the decrease in cases and hospitalizations continuing, which the COVID Tracking Project described as a “hopeful sign....

“A small number of stores may temporarily close on one or both days of the weekend to help address acute staffing issues amidst the Omicron variant surge and a nationwide workforce shortage”, a CVS spokesperson said. A Walgreens spokeswoman said a vast majority of the chain’s 9,000 U.S. stores are open their regular hours. “The ongoing labor shortage, combined with the surge of Covid-19 cases, has resulted in isolated instances in which we’ve had to adjust operating hours or temporarily close a limited number of stores,” she said....

The company earned $652 in the second quarter, Delta said Wednesday, but the federal funds and other one-time events helped it avoid the even larger adjusted loss. The airline’s operating revenue is still just half of what it was despite airport crowds nearing 2019 levels, and Delta anticipates rising costs as it continues to recover from the pandemic’s impact. “We still have a long ways to go, but the business is in a much, much better place than it was 90 days ago,” CEO Ed Bastian said in an interview....

Islands off the coast of Maine swell with tourists in the summer, but the number of full-time residents can range from as little as a few dozen people to about 300. Traveling to the mainland to see a doctor can be a days-long trek, so the nonprofit Maine Seacoast Mission is setting up mobile vaccination clinics to bridge the health care gap. “The weather on the ocean right now is at its roughest, so from that perspective it’s a little bit of a challenge,” John Zavodny, president of the nonprofit, told Newsweek....

The surgery was expected to include treatment for bone spurs in the ankle in addition to adding another bone graft to the area of his foot that was surgically repaired last September, according to the report. MORE: 10 most disappointing NFL teams in 2015 | Cowboys are overdue finding Tony Romo’s replacement Bryant’s nagging problems were part of a rough season for the Cowboys (4-12) that included injuries to star players such as QB Tony Romo and Bryant, who broke his foot in the team’s opener and never was himself after his return....

Scandrick, who will undergo surgery to repair the two torn ligaments, had to be carted off the field following a collision with rookie receiver Lucky Whitehead during practice Tuesday afternoon. NFL Network’s Ian Rappoport reported shortly afterwards that Scandrick was feared to have torn his ACL. MORE: NFL training camp injury tracker 2015 : Major and minor injuries taking a toll | Jerry Jones’ best and worst moments as Cowboys’ owner...

The rookie from Mississippi State moved to No. 2 on Cowboys’ depth chart after Romo’s primary backup, Kellen Moore, suffered a broken ankle during Tuesday’s training camp practice in Oxnard, Calif. MORE: Bizarre NFL offseason injuries | Top 25 NFL quarterbacks Moore was carted off the field, and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones later confirmed the injury to reporters. According to the Dallas Morning News, Moore’s right ankle was stepped on by Cowboys guard Jared Smith as Moore planted to throw during a drill....

Romo passed for 199 yards and zero touchdowns in that game two weeks ago and is on the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook’s props board for a pair of touchdowns on Sunday night. We’re taking the OVER (-130). Romo has failed to throw for at least 2 touchdowns in just four matchups this season, and with his number set at 2, bettors have the push in play as a security blanket....