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POLITICS

New Senators Take Office in 2025, Shaping the 119th Congress

Friday, Jan 03

Twelve new senators join Congress, representing diverse backgrounds and aiming to tackle key issues as the 119th Congress begins.

WORLD NEWS

Zelenskyy Views Trump's 'Strength and Unpredictability' as Key to Ending the Russia-Ukraine War

Friday, Jan 03

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy believes President-elect Trump's unpredictability can help end the ongoing war with Russia, emphasizing the need for continued U.S. support.

POLITICS

Tim Scott Makes History as Longest-Serving Black Senator in U.S. History

Friday, Jan 03

Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina becomes the longest-serving Black senator in U.S. history, marking a historic milestone in the 119th Congress.

WORLD NEWS

Zelenskiy: Trump’s Role Crucial to Counter Putin in Ukraine Conflict

Friday, Jan 03

Zelenskiy emphasizes Trump's potential impact on stabilizing Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict with Russia.

SPORTS

Roope Hintz nets two goals as Stars overcome Senators 4-2

Friday, Jan 03

Roope Hintz leads with two goals in Stars' 4-2 win over Senators, marking his 18th of the season and extending team's point streak.

POLITICS

Zelensky Claims Trump Could Potentially Halt Putin's Actions in Ukraine

Friday, Jan 03

Ukrainian leader Zelensky states Trump is capable of stopping Putin, emphasizing the need for robust U.S. security guarantees amid ongoing conflict.

POLITICS

Senator John Kennedy Faces Backlash for Insensitive Remarks During Terror Attack Press Conference

Thursday, Jan 02

Senator John Kennedy faces criticism for politically charged comments made during a press conference about a recent terror attack in New Orleans.

POLITICS

Senator Kennedy Criticized for 'Tone-Deaf' Remarks on New Orleans Tragedy

Thursday, Jan 02

Senator John Kennedy faces backlash for 'tone-deaf' comments following a tragic incident in New Orleans, where ten lives were lost.

POLITICS

Russia's secret plans target 160 sites in Japan and South Korea amid NATO tensions

Wednesday, Jan 01

Russia’s military targets 160 sites in Japan and South Korea, including civilian infrastructure, signaling potential war crimes as NATO tensions rise.