Here’s what’s we’re talking about today: Britney is finally free; Steve Bannon is indicted; President Biden’s vaccine mandate is on hold; 197 nations reached a climate agreement on Saturday; jurors in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial will likely begin deliberations early this week after closing arguments, which are set for today; a lawyer for one of the men accused of killer Ahmaud Arbery while he was out for a jog, said that the presence of Rev. Al Sharpton sitting with Ahmaud’s family was intimidating for the jurors and, “we don’t want any more Black pastors coming in here;” a man in New York was arrested for making death threats against one of the 13 House reps who voted to pass the infrastructure bill; and 23,000 square miles of protected swim way was announced at COP 26.