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US Halts All Asylum Decisions

The Trump administration has paused all U.S. asylum decisions following a shooting in D.C., with USCIS Director Joseph Edlow emphasizing the need for thorough vetting and screening, impacting cases from Afghans under 'Operation Allies Welcome.'

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Gallup

Trump’s Approval Rating Falls

President Trump's approval rating drops to 36%, the lowest of his second term, as disapproval rises to 60%, with significant declines among Republicans and independents.

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ABC10

4 Dead, 10 Injured in Stockton Mass Shooting

Four people are dead and 10 more were hurt after a shooting in Stockton Saturday night. According to the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office, the shooting happened along the 1900 block of Lucille Avenue, near Thornton Road, just before 6 p.m.

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Newsmax

Younger Voters Favor Socialism

A recent poll shows 51% of likely voters aged 18 to 39 support a democratic socialist candidate for the 2028 election, with family, education, and media influencing their views.

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CNN

Winter Storm Hits U.S.

A massive winter storm is sweeping across a 1,000-mile stretch of the U.S., bringing snow, rain, and travel disruptions from the Midwest to the Great Lakes, with meteorologist Allison Chinchar predicting intensified conditions over the weekend.

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ABC News

Protesters Arrested in NYC

Protesters in NYC's Chinatown were arrested during a demonstration against ICE activities, blocking vehicles and ignoring dispersal orders, following a previous federal operation that targeted the area.

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NBC Washington

Guard Member Grew To Embrace Assignment

National Guard Specialist Sarah Beckstrom, initially hesitant about her D.C. deployment, embraced her role before being fatally shot, reflecting her dedication and service commitment.

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The Washington Post

Is $136K the New Poverty Line?

Michael W. Green argues a family of four needs $136,500 annually for essentials, sparking debate over what constitutes poverty wages in the U.S., where the median income for such families is $109,300.

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New York Post

Kelce Wins Belly Bucking

Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce energized fans by participating shirtless in a belly-bumping contest at a tailgate event on November 29, 2025.

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NBC News

Make Richard Nixon Great Again

Efforts to reassess Richard Nixon's presidency are underway, aiming to highlight his achievements while addressing controversies, with insights from historians and political analysts.

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The Wall Street Journal

Bets on Trumps Brand Have Soured

The stock price of Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. has dropped significantly, reflecting the broader downturn in the cryptocurrency market, with DJT's shares recently closing at $11.54, down 4.29%.

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USA Today

Speech Limits at L.A. Council

A Los Angeles City Council meeting incident involving the N-word sparks a debate on balancing First Amendment rights with decorum and preventing hate speech.

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StudyFinds

Dog Owners Find Soulmates

A recent survey shows 56% of dog owners see their pets as soulmates, with many noting emotional connections and shared traits like energy and social habits, highlighting the deep bond between humans and dogs.

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Vatican News

Pope Leo Visits Blue Mosque

On his Apostolic Journey to Türkiye, Pope Leo XIV visited Istanbul's Blue Mosque, marking his first visit to a Muslim place of worship since his election, followed by meetings with Christian leaders.

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Politico

Seton Hall Probes Abuse Claim

Seton Hall University is investigating abuse allegations against its former president, who denies the claims, as the institution seeks to uphold integrity and trust.

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The Washington Post

Hegseth’s Caribbean Directive

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's directive to eliminate all aboard a suspected drug-smuggling vessel off Trinidad sparks debate on legality and ethics, as the Trump administration intensifies operations against drug traffickers.

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The Hill

Hegseth Defends Drug Strikes

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin defends U.S. military operations targeting drug networks to disrupt terrorist funding, emphasizing precision to minimize civilian harm.

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Daily Mail

I Think My Father Was DB Cooper

A new suspect in the 1971 D.B. Cooper hijacking case is believed to have had a grudge against the FBI, possibly motivating the crime.

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The Atlantic

Colleges Embrace AI Too Fast

Michael Clune argues in The Atlantic that universities risk impairing learning by rapidly integrating AI, like ChatGPT, into curricula, and suggests a phased approach for AI education after strengthening liberal arts foundations.

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Axios

U.S. Faces Retirement Crisis

The U.S. is grappling with a retirement crisis as Social Security uncertainty and income disparities leave many Americans unprepared for retirement.

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