RCL's Daily Brief

• Tucker Carlson Claims He Can’t Go to Restaurants Without Enduring Protesters
  Jeremy Barr, The Hollywood Reporter
• “The Handmaid’s Tale” Star Yvonne Strahovski Welcomes Baby Boy
  Karen Mizoguchi, People
• Mason Crosby Kicks Game-Winner for Packers After 5 Misses Last Week
  Genard Armas, The Associated Press
• The Cherokee Nation Responds To Elizabeth Warren’s DNA Test Results
  Sarah Dewberry, NBC
• Peter Dinklage Hints at Possible Death of Tyrion on “Game of Thrones”
  David Marchese, Vulture
• Brady Turned to Tebow for Help “Watching Over” Aaron Hernandez: Report
  Bob Hohler, Beth Healy, Sacha Pfeiffer, Andrew Ryan and Patricia Wen, The Boston Globe
• Liam Neeson Recognized a Horse from His Past on the Set of “Buster Scruggs”
  Jude Dry, IndieWire
• Rolls-Royce Envisions an Ocean Full of Self-Sailing Ships
  Jack Stewart, Wired
• Aboriginal Millennials in Australia Talk in Their Own Language
  Evan Nicole Brown, Atlas Obscura
• The World’s Supply of Beer Now Threatened by Climate Change
  James Gorman, The New York Times
• Trump Successfully Dominates “60 Minutes” Interview
  Daniel D'Addario, Variety
• Late Physicist Stephen Hawking Predicted Race of “Superhumans”
  Sarah Marsh, The Guardian
• Early Oscars Favorite ‘First Man’ Failed to Launch at Weekend Box Office
  Pamela McClintock, The Hollywood Reporter
• The Worst Quarterback in the NFL Probably Got His Job Back
  John Kryk, The Toronto Sun
• 129-year-old Woman Calls Long Life a Punishment From God, Recalls Stalin’s Reign
  Will Stewart, Daily Mail
• Examining the Different Fates of Russia’s Redheaded “Spies”
  Anna Nemtsova, The Daily Beast
• Ex-“Game of Thrones” Star May Get Bond Role After Daniel Craig
  Louise Randell, The Sun
• How Sears Went From Boom to Bankruptcy
  Tiffany Hsu, The New York Times
• Aaron Hernandez Had Secret Affair With His High School QB: Report
  Evan Bleier, Boston Globe
• Googly Eyes Put on Historic Statue of Revolutionary War general.
  Amy B. Wang, The Washington Post