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ENTERTAINMENT

Chris Pratt Defends Jim O'Heir Against Mean Jokes on 'Parks and Recreation'

Saturday, Jan 04

Chris Pratt candidly discusses standing up for co-star Jim O'Heir over mean jokes about his character on 'Parks and Recreation.'

POLITICS

Haitian Leader Demands Action from Transitional Presidential Council

Saturday, Jan 04

Moise Jean Charles issues a one-week ultimatum to the Transitional Presidential Council for essential changes in governance.

WORLD NEWS

Biden Administration's Final High-Profile Visit to India Emphasizes Technology Collaboration

Saturday, Jan 04

National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan's visit to India highlights U.S.-India technology cooperation amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.

CRIME

Colorado man accused of attacking reporter cited for mental health issues

Saturday, Jan 04

A Colorado man charged with assaulting a reporter reportedly has a history of mental health issues.

HEALTH

Mental Health Crisis of Green Beret Linked to Las Vegas Cybertruck Attack

Saturday, Jan 04

A decorated U.S. Army Green Beret's mental health struggles may be linked to the Las Vegas Cybertruck bombing, revealing deeper issues within military personnel.

SPORTS

Arsenal Aims to Regain Premier League Title Against Brighton

Saturday, Jan 04

Arsenal faces Brighton in the Premier League with hopes to narrow the gap to Liverpool. Key player injuries impact the squad ahead of the match.

POLITICS

Supreme Court Closes Arguments in TikTok Dispute Over Potential Ban

Saturday, Jan 04

The Supreme Court hears final arguments regarding TikTok's future amidst government claims over its operations and potential ban by January 19.

ECONOMY

Biden's Controversial Hydrogen Guidance Finalized

Saturday, Jan 04

Biden has finalized the debate over hydrogen guidance, marking a significant development in U.S. energy policy.

POLITICS

TikTok Challenges US Law on 'Sell-or-Ban', Citing Free Speech Concerns

Saturday, Jan 04

TikTok argues against the US government's 'sell-or-ban' law, claiming it infringes on free speech rights of its users and stems from its refusal to censor views.