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Detroit News

“My Blood Is on Your Hands”

Sherrone Moore, former head coach of the University of Michigan football team, has been dismissed following an investigation into assault allegations, with his termination effective immediately as the university cooperates with law enforcement.

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PBS

Epstein Photos Stir Controversy

A newly released set of photos from Jeffrey Epstein's collection reveals interactions with figures like Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Bill Gates, prompting calls from the House Oversight Committee for transparency and justice for victims, as scrutiny over past associations intensifies.

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WCVB

No Verdict in Walshe Case

The jury in Brian Walshe's murder trial began deliberations on December 12, 2025, after closing arguments, as he stands accused of murdering his wife Ana around New Year's Day in 2023, with evidence including online searches and Ana's belongings found in dumpsters.

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KUOW

Floods Are Sneak Peek of Climate’s Toll

Recent flooding in the Pacific Northwest highlights the increasing risks of climate change, with intensified atmospheric rivers causing severe evacuations and threatening salmon populations, while experts warn of more frequent extreme floods by the 2040s and advocate for strategic mitigation efforts.

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Reuters

GOP Doubts Over Epstein Ease

A recent poll uncovers widespread skepticism among Americans over President Donald Trump's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, with 52% disapproving and many suspecting a cover-up of Epstein's death and alleged activities, despite rising support from the Republican base.

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NBC News

DHS Tensions Rise Over Deportations

Internal conflicts and blame-shifting are escalating within the Department of Homeland Security as external pressures to increase deportation efforts continue to rise.

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The Washington Post

Washpo: AI Regulation Is a National Issue

The Washington Post's Editorial Board critiques President Donald Trump's executive order on AI regulation, arguing it oversteps constitutional boundaries by challenging state laws and urging, while calling for legislative action to ensure a cohesive national AI policy without undermining state governance.

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The Atlantic

Banning State AI Action Is a Disaster

Effective AI oversight is essential for national security and innovation, as deregulation creates vulnerabilities rather than enhancing competitiveness.

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Bleacher Report

Possible Coaching Carousel Chaos

The firing of Sherrone Moore and vacancy at Michigan has reignited the rumor mill of the coaching carousel. Could the university manage to steal Kalen DeBoer away from Alabama? If that happens, the ripple effects could be significant.

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Study Finds

Conservatives More Prone to Conspiracies

Conservatives show higher belief in conspiracy theories and are more willing to spread science misinformation, even after accounting for analytical thinking and education

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Politico

Remember the Torture Memos?

Remember the Torture Memos? The Boat Strike Memos may be worse. The Trump administration needs to release the legal analysis underpinning its controversial military campaign.

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CBS News

Trust Sues Over WH Ballroom Plan

The National Trust for Historic Preservation is suing President Trump and his administration to stop the construction of a new ballroom on the White House grounds, claiming it violates legal requirements by bypassing public review and necessary approvals.

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ABC News

Swift Reflects on UK Tragedy

Taylor Swift addresses the tragic Southport attack during her Eras Tour in her docuseries 'The End of an Era,' expressing her emotional journey and determination to support the victims' families as the tour progresses.

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The Washington Post

TikTok’s Mental Health Bias

A Washington Post study reveals TikTok's algorithm prioritizes mental health content over others, raising concerns about misinformation and its impact on users' well-being, despite TikTok's critique of the findings.

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The New York Times

Who Owns an NFL Ball in Stands?

Hamilton’s lawsuit says he was approached by stadium employees after Hurts handed him the ball, and “they misrepresented and lied to Mr. Hamilton claiming the football was not his property, and that he was violating law if he kept it and demanded that the football be returned.”

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AP News

Consumers Are Not Very Merry

A December 2025 poll highlights that many Americans struggle with high holiday costs, as inflation remains persistent under President Trump's administration, leading to tighter budgets and economic pessimism.

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The Hollywood Reporter

Who’ll Be the Last Hollywood King?

In December 2025, a fierce bidding war erupted over Warner Bros. Discovery, with Netflix offering $82.7 billion and Paramount's David Ellison countering with $108.4 billion, aiming to reshape the entertainment landscape.

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Forbes

Federal-State Showdown Over AI

President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing a federal framework for AI oversight, preempting state regulations and prompting criticism from state leaders like California Governor Gavin Newsom, who argue it undermines state efforts to protect residents.

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BBC

King Charles Shares Good News

King Charles has shared "good news" about his cancer, saying in a personal message that early diagnosis and "effective intervention" means his treatment can be reduced in the new year.

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Pew Research Center

Americans Prefer Living in the Past

A 2025 Pew Research survey reveals that 45% of Americans prefer living in the past over the future, with a significant inclination towards eras more than 50 years ago, highlighting a nostalgic trend.

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