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Berlin's Cultural Cuts: The End of 'Poor but Sexy'

Tuesday, Dec 31

Berlin faces drastic cuts to its cultural budget, sparking fears about the future of its vibrant arts scene, once defined by creativity and affordability.

WORLD NEWS

January 9 Declared National Day of Mourning for Jimmy Carter; Federal Employees to Have Day Off

Tuesday, Dec 31

January 9 is a national day of mourning for Jimmy Carter, with federal employees receiving the day off, but non-federal workers will not.

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Final Payouts Begin for Bernie Madoff Fraud Victims with $4.3 Billion Distributed

Tuesday, Dec 31

Victims of Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme receive final payouts, totaling over $4.3 billion, marking a significant recovery of their losses.

POLITICS

Musk Supports Johnson in Speaker Race Following Funding Dispute

Tuesday, Dec 31

Elon Musk endorses Johnson for Speaker following funding disagreements, highlighting political alignments in the current landscape.

POLITICS

Republicans Anticipate Challenging Year of Budget Conflicts

Tuesday, Dec 31

Republicans brace for a challenging year ahead filled with budgetary disputes and funding negotiations.

POLITICS

Final Honors for Former President Jimmy Carter

Tuesday, Dec 31

Jimmy Carter's state funeral set for Jan. 9, honoring his impactful legacy and contributions beyond presidency, with ceremonies in Atlanta and Washington.

POLITICS

State funeral planned for Jimmy Carter, 100, prior to burial in Georgia

Tuesday, Dec 31

Jimmy Carter's state funeral will take place in Washington before burial in Georgia; a national day of mourning has been declared.

POLITICS

Biden Announces National Day of Mourning for Former President Jimmy Carter

Tuesday, Dec 31

President Biden has declared Jan. 9 as a national day of mourning for the late President Jimmy Carter, honoring his legacy and service.

POLITICS

Final Round of Compensation Payments to Bernie Madoff Victims Total $4.3 Billion

Tuesday, Dec 31

Nearly 41,000 victims of Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme will receive $4.3 billion in total compensation, nearly 94% of their losses, as the fund makes its final payouts.