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January 22     FOLLOW US      NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER USATODAY.COM   NEWS   NFL   Patriots' Bill Belichick on Deflategate: 'I had no knowledge' until Monday     Belichick spoke for the first time since ESPN reported 11 of 12 footballs were underinflated in AFC title game.     Read Story

POLITICS           Huckabee: Resisting the Supreme Court on gay marriage? He likens possible Supreme Court decision on gay marriage to infamous Dred Scott decision.     BUSINESS           First take: The Merkel divide Timing of Merkel speech in Davos and ECB announcement in Germany is something to behold.     NATION           Head of Gitmo Bay Navy base fired amid probe Officials not authorized to speak publicly said it is in connection with an affair.   Advertisement   POLITICS           Top N.Y. lawmaker arrested on corruption charges Assembly speaker charged in 5-count criminal complaint.     BUSINESS           European Central Bank announces huge stimulus program ECB will buy 60 billion euros a month in government bonds to pump cash into banking system.     NATION           Doomsday approaching? Clock ticking closer to midnight Scientists moved the hands of the Doomsday Clock two minutes closer to midnight Thursday.     LIFE           Dershowitz on sex slave case: 'I'm hiding nothing' He has been - and continues to be - vocal in his denials.     POLITICS           Jeb Bush, Mitt Romney to meet today in Utah As they eye 2016 races, Bush and Romney will sit down in Utah for long-planned meeting.     NEWS           Deadly bacteria on medical scopes trigger infections Half a million patients a year could be at risk     The Day In Pictures Gallery Indian fishermen wait behind bars at a police station in Karachi, Pakistan, on Jan. 22 after they were arrested for allegedly straying into Pakistan's territorial waters.     Popular Stories Patriots' Bill Belichick on Deflategate: 'I had no knowledge' until Monday Huckabee: Resisting the Supreme Court on gay marriage? First take: The Merkel divide