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Justice Department Explores Unusual Path for Charlie Kirk's Killer

December 13, 2025

Three months after Charlie Kirk's tragic death, the Justice Department is exploring unique legal avenues to charge his alleged killer, Tyler Robinson. The focus is on whether Robinson's actions can be classified as an anti-Christian hate crime, a move that has sparked debate among legal experts. Ro

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Belarus Releases Political Figures, US Eases Restrictions

December 13, 2025

Belarus has taken a significant step by freeing 123 individuals, including notable opposition figures Maria Kolesnikova and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ales Bialiatski. This move comes after discussions in Minsk with the US special envoy, John Coale, representing President Donald Trump. The US has re

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Ukraine's Odesa Under Fire: Diplomacy Meets Destruction

December 13, 2025

In the early hours of Saturday, Russia launched a massive attack on Odesa, Ukraine's largest Black Sea port. The assault, which included drones and missiles, targeted energy and industrial sites, causing widespread power outages. Hospitals and water stations had to rely on generators to keep running

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A Shocking Attack in the Middle of a Busy Store

December 13, 2025

A woman was hurt in a sudden attack at Macy's in Manhattan. The incident happened in the bathroom while she was changing her baby's diaper. The suspect, Kerri Aherne, was recently released from a psychiatric hospital. Aherne, 43, was arrested and will stay in jail without bail. She told police that

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RFK Jr. 's Health Moves: What's Really Going On?

December 13, 2025

RFK Jr. has been making waves in public health, and not in a good way. He's been shaking things up at the Health and Human Services (HHS) since February, and the results aren't pretty. His actions have been more about pushing personal beliefs than improving public health. First off, he fired all 17

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Trump Voters Weigh In: Who's Really to Blame for Rising Costs?

December 13, 2025

In the U. S. , many people who voted for Donald Trump are feeling the pinch of higher prices. But they don't blame the president. Instead, they point fingers at big companies and the overall economy. Take Ron Dailey, a 63-year-old from Denver. He's noticed that eating out is getting more expensive.

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California and Trump Clash Over AI Rules: Who Will Win?

December 13, 2025

California is not happy with Trump's new AI rules. Just hours after Trump signed an order to stop states from making their own AI laws, Governor Gavin Newsom spoke up. He said the order is more about helping big tech companies than promoting real innovation. Newsom called out Trump and his AI advis

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Border Tensions: Thailand and Cambodia Ignore Trump's Call for Peace

December 13, 2025

Trouble is still brewing on the Thailand-Cambodia border. Even after U. S. President Trump said both countries agreed to stop fighting, the shooting hasn't ceased. Thai officials say they never agreed to a truce, and Cambodia hasn't said anything about Trump's claim. Instead, Cambodian media reporte

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Michigan Athletics: A Culture Under Scrutiny

December 13, 2025

The University of Michigan's athletic department is facing serious questions about its culture and leadership. Sherrone Moore, a former coach, was recently fired and charged with serious crimes. This incident has brought attention to the department's handling of misconduct. Investigators are lookin

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Ukraine's Power Struggles: A Dark Night and a Tough Road Ahead

December 13, 2025

The night sky over Ukraine was lit up with more than just stars. Russian drones and missiles rained down, leaving over a million homes in the dark. The south and Odesa took the hardest hits, with thousands of families suddenly without power. It's not just about the lights being out; it's about the c