Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have remained cool and aloof at the possible entry of Michael Bloomberg into the election race. Bloomberg announced he might enter the race as an independent should Clinton fail the primaries. The social democrat in the pigeon loft, Bernie Sanders’ reponse has been to dismiss Bloomberg as “another billionaire” in the race. Regardless, having a coherent billionaire with a decent haircut may well siphon much-needed Democrat votes away from Sanders.

ISIL has published a video reportedly showing the identities of the November Paris attackers. In addition to their faces, their last statements prior to the terror attacks were released. The video also flashed footage of British Prime Minister David Cameron expressing solidarity while displaying the message “Whoever stands in the ranks of kafir (infidels) will be a target for our swords.”

Toshiba looks set to sell off parts of its chip business. This is a direct response to the EU courts upholding a $148 million fine against the tech giant and a $1.3 billion accounting scandal. According to Reuters, this would include the sale of NAND flash memory operations, among other divisions. Regardless, Toshiba should likely be thankful it is still in business following such massive scandals.

The Denver Broncos have dug deep to defeat the New England Patriots in the US NFL. The 20-18 loss, attributed by Patriots’ coach Bill Belichick to “small mistakes”, has allowed Payton Manning’s Bronco’s entry into Super Bowl 50. A missed extra-point kick by Stephen Gostkowski, his first such error in 10 years, sent shockwaves through the team and added to a list of errors in a game that allowed few, if any, to pass unpunished.