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POLITICS

Hong Kong Appoints Chan Tsz-tat as New Customs Chief Following Louise Ho's Retirement

Wednesday, Jan 01

Hong Kong names Chan Tsz-tat as the new customs chief, succeeding retiring Commissioner Louise Ho as she reaches retirement age.

ECONOMY

Indonesia Blocks iPhone 16 and Google Pixel Sales Due to Local Component Regulations

Wednesday, Jan 01

Indonesia's ban on iPhone 16 and Google Pixel highlights tensions over local component requirements, frustrating consumers eager for the latest models.

WORLD NEWS

Carrie Underwood and Reneé Rapp Featured in New Year's Rockin' Eve 2025 Performance Lineup

Wednesday, Jan 01

Carrie Underwood headlines New Year's Rockin' Eve 2025, featuring performances from various artists including Reneé Rapp, Lenny Kravitz, and Kesha.

POLITICS

Dana Stubblefield's 2020 rape conviction reversed; release expected soon

Wednesday, Jan 01

Dana Stubblefield's 2020 rape conviction is reversed due to discriminatory language; release from custody expected shortly.

POLITICS

Matthew Muller: New Charges Emerge in 'Gone Girl' Kidnapping Case Amid Confessions of Additional Assaults

Wednesday, Jan 01

Matthew Muller faces new charges for sexual assaults linked to the 'Gone Girl' kidnapping case as he confesses to additional crimes from the past.

WORLD NEWS

Ecuador detains 16 soldiers linked to disappearance and deaths of four children

Wednesday, Jan 01

Ecuador orders the detention of 16 soldiers charged in the disappearance of four children, following a shocking discovery of their remains.

ECONOMY

Cleveland Browns Face Quarterback Dilemma Ahead of Season Finale Against Ravens

Wednesday, Jan 01

Cleveland Browns coach Kevin Stefanski remains undecided on which backup quarterback will start against the Ravens in the season finale.

POLITICS

North Carolina Appeals Court Orders Second New Trial for Woman Convicted in Self-Defense Shooting Case

Wednesday, Jan 01

A North Carolina court has ordered a new trial for Wendy Dawn Lamb Hicks, stating evidence presented previously may have skewed the jury's decision on self-defense.