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CRIME

TV Reporter Assaulted in Colorado with Shout of ‘This is Trump’s America Now’

Tuesday, Dec 31

A Colorado reporter was assaulted by a man shouting "This is Trump’s America now!" and is suspected of bias-motivated crimes.

WORLD NEWS

Charges Filed Against Friends and Hotel Staff in Connection with Liam Payne's Death

Tuesday, Dec 31

Five individuals have been charged in connection with Liam Payne's death, including friends and hotel staff involved in narcotics offenses.

CRIME

Berlín: Arrestado hombre por apuñalar a dos personas en un supermercado

Tuesday, Dec 31

La policía de Berlín arresta a un hombre tras apuñalar a dos personas, sin indicios de terrorismo, mientras Alemania se recupera de un reciente ataque mortal.

POLITICS

Jimmy Carter Redefined the Role of Ex-Presidents with Impactful Post-Presidency

Monday, Dec 30

Jimmy Carter's post-presidency is seen as the most significant, especially for global health initiatives and diplomacy, transforming expectations for ex-presidents.

ENVIRONMENT

Biden’s PFAS Decisions Risk Environmental Legacy Amid Chip Plant Expansion

Monday, Dec 30

Biden's decision to exempt many chip plants from environmental reviews raises concerns over PFAS risks and their legacy on public health.

WORLD NEWS

Art in Defiance: Pakistani Artists Challenge Dictatorship Through Creative Expression

Monday, Dec 30

Explore how Pakistani artists confront oppression through a bold new exhibition reflecting their rich cultural heritage.

ECONOMY

Big Tech Embraces Nuclear Power Amid AI Surge; Investor Opinions Divided

Monday, Dec 30

Big Tech's increasing interest in nuclear energy to power AI data centers faces skepticism from some investors and experts about its viability and timelines.

WORLD NEWS

Syria's New Rebel Leader Provides Timeline for Possible Elections

Monday, Dec 30

Syria’s new rebel leader, Ahmed al-Shara, hints elections could take up to four years, focusing on a comprehensive transition of governance.

POLITICS

Former Ambassador Asserts Regaining Control of Panama Canal Would Necessitate War

Monday, Dec 30

U.S. ex-ambassador John Feeley warns that retaking the Panama Canal would require military intervention, emphasizing the complexities of international relations.