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US Captures Venezuelan Oil Tanker

In a move that marks a dramatic escalation between the US and Venezuela, American troops on Wednesday captured an oil tanker that had departed a Venezuelan port, reportedly bound for Cuba.  The seizure comes amid a large US military buildup in the Caribbean region as a part of an anti-drug trafficking mission against Venezuela and its leader, Nicholas

Congress Working On Obamacare Fixes

The Senate is set to vote today on legislation surrounding the future of the

Ruling On LA National Guard

A judge has ordered President Trump to end the California National Guard troop deployment in Los Angeles.  The details from correspondent Julie Walker.  

Congresswoman Demands RFK, Jr. Impeachment

A Michigan congresswoman has introduced articles of impeachment in the House against the head of the Department of Health and Human Services, saying RFK, Junior is undermining public health.  Sue Aller reports.  

Abuse Settlement

After years of negotiations, New Orleans' Catholic Church administration and clerical sex abuse victims have come to an agreement. 

FED Cuts Interest Rate

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points at the conclusion of its two-day meeting on Wednesday, marking the central bank's third cut of the year.  Correspondent Haya Panjwani reports that the Fed board was divided as to whether issue a larger cut, the quarter-point cut, or none at all, due to concerns about the direction of the economy.  

School Shooter A Parent

A shocking announcement comes with the arrest made in Tuesday’s on-campus shooting at Kentucky State University that ended with the death of one student and critical injuries for another.  Joan Jones reports the shooter was a parent of one of the students.  

Indiana To Vote On Redistricting

In what has been a dicey debate and at times has left members of the GOP at odds with one another, Indiana lawmakers are expected to vote today on proposed redistricting maps that favor Republicans head of next year’s midterm elections.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports. 

Pacific Northwest Flooding

Washington State has declared an emergency in response to days of severe rain in the Pacific Northwest.   

Football Coach Under Fire

A football coach at a marquee college program in the Big Ten has been fired for alleged inappropriate conduct.  Correspondent Gethin Coolbaugh reports.  

House Passes Spending Bill

The House voted to pass a sweeping defense policy bill Wednesday that authorizes $900 billion dollars in military programs, including a pay raise for troops and an overhaul of how the Department of Defense buys weapons.   

Sports – Robert Workman  

Baseball Winter Meetings & more.  

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Trump’s Pennsylvania Speech

In a speech that was supposed to tout the Trump economy, the President veered off into a number of directions in his typical campaign-speech style in Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania Tuesday night.  John Stolnis has the story from Washington.  

Congress Working On Obamacare Fixes

With COVID pandemic-era Obamacare subsidies set to expire in three weeks, Democrats are pushing push for a three-year extension while Republicans are backing several different approaches.  Correspondent

Miami’s New Mayor

The city of Miami has elected a new mayor, and for the first time since the 1990’s, it will be a Democrat.  America in the Morning’s Jeff McKay reports that there’s concerns for the GOP as their candidate had the strong backing of a number of prominent Republicans.  

Illinois Anti-ICE Laws

As arrests in the Chicago area by ICE and federal agents continues, the governor of Illinois announced changes in state laws imposing limits on immigration enforcement.  Correspondent Ed Donahue reports.  

Latest On Missouri Redistricting

After winning several court battles, Missouri organizers have turned in boxes stacked with petitions, part of an effort to have voters weigh in on a Republican redistricting plan.  Jennifer King reports.  

Emergency Landing

People driving along Interstate 95 near Cocoa, Florida got the scare of their lives when out of nowhere a small plane turned and made an emergency landing on the southbound lanes.     

Congress Reaction In Boat Strikes

The situation surrounding the American military targeting alleged narcotic boats from Venezuela in the Caribbean is getting more scrutiny on Capitol Hill, with bipartisan calls to have the Department of War release the video of a second strike against a boat already hit by a US missile.  Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports on President Trump's latest justification for a scrutinized strike on a vessel in the Caribbean, which comes as the leadership in the Senate respond to the attacks.  

Kentucky College Shooting

Police are trying to piece together what led to a shooting on the campus of Kentucky State University Tuesday afternoon, leaving one person dead and another fighting for their life.  Bob Brown reports that the alleged shooter was apprehended.  

Social Media Ban “Down Under”

Our nation’s kids spend hours each day on their cellphones and scrolling through social media like Snapchat and TikTok, but imagine a world where your children were barred by law and could face monetary fines for checking out those videos and memes.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports the world's eyes are on Australia as it implements a first of its kind ban on social media.  

Florida Execution

A man convicted of fatally stabbing a woman during a home invasion decades ago was executed Tuesday evening in Florida. 

An Army gynecologist accused of sexual misconduct by dozens of his former patients now faces numerous criminal charges, including allegedly recording his patients.   

Finally  

Late night TV host Jimmy Kimmel, despite a recent controversy, was given a new contract by ABC, and is also responding to more criticism from President Trump.  Entertainment reporter Kevin Carr has the story.

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SCOTUS Hears Presidential Powers Case

The Supreme Court signaled Monday that it’s prepared to hand President Donald Trump another win in his drive to consolidate presidential power over federal agencies.  Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports on a decision that could end a 90-year precedent.  

MTG Talks Trump On 60 Minutes

Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene didn’t hold back about President Trump and some of her Republican colleagues in her interview on “60 Minutes,” and the President has demanded the media outlet apologize, and dropped a few insults of Greene on social media.  The story from correspondent Rich Johnson. 

Crockett Plans Senate Run In Texas

A controversial Democratic congresswoman from Texas is making a run for U-S Senate, in what could become the most-watched Senate campaign of the mid-term elections.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.  

Farmer Bailout

President Donald Trump on Monday announced a $12 billion dollar farm aid package.  Most of the aid — $11 billion — will be directed toward crop farmers through one-time payments under the Farmer Bridge Assistance program.  

Court Cleark’s Legal Trouble

A court clerk in a high-profile South Carolina murder trial is in trouble with the law over her actions during and after the proceedings.  Lisa Dwyer reports this could impact a likely appeal of the Alex Murdaugh case.  

Congress Involved In Boat Strikes

Congress is planning to withhold Pentagon travel funds unless it sees Venezuelan boat strike videos released by the Department of War.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports this is the latest salvo against the Trump administration to get more details on drug enforcement action in the Caribbean.  

Judge Escalates Deportation Inquiry

A federal judge is escalating his inquiry into whether the Trump administration deliberately violated his orders to stop immigration officials from deporting 100 Venezuelan men to a notorious prison in El Salvador.  The latest from correspondent Katie Clark.  

Ukraine Says No To Land Handover

There were talks in London involving Ukraine’s president and the leaders of the UK, Germany, and France to discuss the U.S.-backed proposal for ending Russia's war in Ukraine.  Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports.  FBI Agents Sue PatelA

Trying To Unblock ICEBlock

An app maker has filed a lawsuit against the government, claiming First Amendment rights are being violated by demanding Apple remove their ICEBlock app from the app store.  Correspondent Ed Donahue reports.  

Finally  

The proposed Warner Brothers – Netflix merger just became a whole lot complicated, with a late bidder emerging.  Entertainment reporter Kevin Carr has the details, and what will happen next.  

The annual list of the Golden Globe nominations are out.  Correspondent Jennifer King has details of what movies, TV shows, streaming programs and podcasts made the cut.

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Boat Attack Reaction

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's authorization to launch a second attack against a previously struck drug-smuggling vessel out of Venezuela last September was once again a hotly debated topic on the Sunday shows. John Stolnis has a recap from Washington.  

Talking ICE & Somalis

The rhetoric over ICE enforcement tactics, and the denunciation of one group in particular along with a sitting US Congresswoman, got white-hot on the Sunday talk shows.  Correspondent Rich Johnson has details. 

Judge Has Comey Concerns

Over the weekend, prosecutors for the Department of Justice hit a legal roadblock while seeking a new indictment against former FBI Director James Comey.  Correspondent Donna Warder reports this comes after a new grand jury last week declined to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James.  

Suspected DC Pipe Bomber’s Confession

New details, and a confession, have emerged following the capture of the person suspected of the 2021 pipe bomb case in Washington.  Ed Donahue reports.  

Trump Criticizes Cuellar

President Trump is going after Texas Democrat Congressman Henry Cuellar following last week’s presidential pardon.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.  

Social Security Changes

There are changes coming for those planning to or currently receiving Social Security involving being able to visit a local office.  Correspondent Lisa Dwyer reports.    

Latest On Russia & Ukraine

There were talks over the weekend in Miami involving Ukrainian officials and a US delegation led by special envoy Steve Witkoff that produced

Camp Mystic 9-1-1 Calls Released

Newly released 9-1-1 phone calls reveal sheer panic, desperation, and people begging for help in the alarming moments during July’s deadly

Remembering Pearl Harbor

Sunday marked the 84th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, and America’s entry into World War II.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports on the annual ceremony held in Hawaii.  

Another North Carolina Train Stabbing

It’s happened again in North Carolina – a stabbing on a commuter train in Charlotte. 

Baby Vaccine Guidelines

The government has released a new vaccine guideline for babies, eliminating one that the CDC says is unnecessary despite concern from some in the healthcare industry.  Ed Donahue reports. 

 GOP Oil Drilling Resistance

The plan championed by President Trump to open up oil drilling of the East and West Coast of Florida isn’t sitting well with some GOP members of Congress.  Lisa Dwyer reports.  

Finally  

President Trump took part in the annual Kennedy Center Honors, with honorees including Sylvester Stallone and George Strait receiving

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Senate Hearing On Boat Attacks

The Navy Admiral who the White House says made the decision to strike a suspected drug smuggling boat out of Venezuela a second time told lawmakers the strike was lawful and necessary, but some of those lawmakers aren't so sure.  John Stolnis has more from Washington.  

Alleged January 6 Pipe Bomb Suspect Captured

Calling it good, diligent police work, the FBI and Department of Justice swooped in and arrested the man they claim planted pipe bombs near

Texas Redistricting OK’d For Now

The US Supreme Court has cleared the way for Texas to use their new congressional map that sparked a mid-decade redistricting war of states by adding up to five Republican seats to their delegation.  

No Indictment For Letitia James

In a blow to the Department of Justice and the Trump administration, a grand jury has declined to indict New York’s attorney general after the first case against her was dismissed.  America in the Morning’s Jeff McKay has

Air Force Jet Crash

Military investigators are trying to figure out what led an Air Force jet to crash in California.  Correspondent Mike Hempen reports.  

Veteran Can Now Retire

Just in time for the holidays - acts of kindness from strangers around the world helped to raise over a million dollars for an American Veteran to retire.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.    

Putin Dampens Peace Prospects

While the White House is optimistic, both Russia and the European Union are pessimistic regarding the meeting this week between US envoys and Kremlin leadership over talks to end the war in Ukraine.  Correspondent Karen Chammas reports that after the meeting with US officials, Vladimir Putin warned that Ukrainian troops must immediately withdraw from the Donbas region, or Russia’s military will take it by force – a move that Ukraine’s President says will not happen.  

Pushback Against Guard Deployments

The Trump administration is not backing away from its plans to crackdown on immigration, despite protests in New Orleans and pushback from the mayor of Minneapolis.  Correspondent Clayton Neville has the latest.  

Major Arrest In Florida

A Florida man faces federal charges after being busted with an arsenal of weapons and tons of drugs, many more powerful than morphine.  Correspondent Joan Jones has details of what police called a criminal operation that was “Breaking Bad on steroids.”  

House Obamacare Plan

With the clock ticking louder on fixing Obamacare, a bipartisan group of centrist lawmakers on Thursday unveiled a two-year extension of Affordable Care Act subsidies.  

Mangione’s Day In Court

New details emerged in a New York court involving the man arrested and charged with the death of United HealthCare’s CEO.  Ed Dohonue has the story.  

Guard OK’d For DC

The US Court of Appeals has cleared the way for the Trump administration to continue its National Guard deployment in Washington, DC.  

Jobless Claims Down

There was good news on the labor front as jobless claims hit a 3-year-low for the Thanksgiving week, but Wall Street still has concerns over a high number of layoffs.  The details from correspondent Haya Panjwani.  

Tech News

About 92 million Venmo users were unable to pay for anything on Thursday, after a mysterious outage took the payment app offline for several hours.  Chuck Palm has that in today’s tech report.

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ICE Targets Minneapolis & New Orleans

The Trump administration's crackdown on immigration is underway this week in New Orleans and Minneapolis.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports on local reaction to the ICE enforcement.  

More Trouble For Hegesth

As he is already under scrutiny for the US military’s boat strikes against suspected Narco-terrorists in the Caribbean, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is now defending himself after a Pentagon watchdog report says the Defense chief’s use of a Signal chat to convey sensitive material about strikes in Yemen put American troops in harm's way.  Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports. 

Even though Republicans held onto a U.S. House seat being contested in Tennessee, both sides are claiming victory.  Correspondent Ben Thomas reports.   

Jack Smith Receives Subpoena

The House Judiciary Committee issued a subpoena to former special counsel Jack Smith, who led investigations into President Donald Trump, ordering him to appear at a closed-door session scheduled for December 17.  

UPS Lawsuits

Lawsuits are being filed against UPS following the deadly cargo plane crash in Louisville in November.  Correspondent Haya Panjwani reports.  

Serena Says No

Despite rumors lighting up the internet, one of the biggest stars in women’s tennis history is not planning a comeback.  Correspondent

Questions Over Helathcare

With serious concerns that health insurance premiums could spike for both the Affordable Care Act and other insurance unless Congress acts this month, senators and representatives from both parties appear to be looking for common ground to solve a problem that affects millions of Americans – and potentially those lawmakers’ careers - the high cost of healthcare.  Correspondent Rich Johnson reports that some Republicans are mulling over their own potential solutions, while Democrats continue to demand subsidy extensions for Obamacare.  

New Car Rules

President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a proposal to weaken vehicle mileage rules for the auto industry, loosening regulatory pressure on automakers to control pollution and increase mileage from gasoline-powered cars and trucks.  Correspondent Sue Aller reports. 

 Australia’s Social Media Ban

Between platforms like YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat, it is estimated that 95 percent of American teens ages 13 to 17 and nearly half of all children ages 8 to 12 are using social media each day.  However, in one nation, soon your kids could face a fine if they try to log on.  Correspondent Naeun Kim reports on the countdown to Australia's under-16 social media ban.  

Halting Immigration Applicaitons

Following the shooting of two National Guard members by an Afghan national in the Nation’s Capital, the Trump administration announces a halt in immigration applications.  Correspondent Mike Hempen reports. 

Cuellar Pardoned

In a surprise move, President Trump has issued a full and unconditional pardon for a Democrat congressman and his wife in a federal bribery and corruption case.  Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports that former Texas congressman now says he’s planning to seek reelection and will not change political parties.  

Finally  

The first of five defendants has been sentenced in connection to the death of actor Matthew Perry.  The details from entertainment reporter Kevin

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Trump’s Oval Office Meeting

President Trump welcomed his Cabinet members to the White House for a more than 90 minute meeting in which reporters pressed for answers on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's military strikes on suspected Venezuelan gun ships and claims inflation is not preventing Americans from enjoying a good economy.  John Stolnis has more from Washington.  

Tennessee Special Election

The upset that Democrats were hoping for was not to be in Tennessee, but the single digit margin of victory on Tuesday may encourage Democrats and worry Republicans in a solidly red district President Trump won last year by 22 points.  Details from correspondent Rich Johnson. 

Hospital Bed Court Appearance

The Afghan national accused of opening fire on two West Virginia National Guard soldiers on a busy street just 500 yards from the White House faced a judge on Tuesday from his hospital bed.  Correspondent Lisa Dwyer reports.   

Texas Terror Plot Thwarted

In another terror plot, we're learning more about the incident thwarted in Texas that landed an Afghan national behind bars.  Correspondent Clayton Neville has the latest.  

Marathon Moscow Talks

Vladimir Putin is accusing European nations of sabotaging efforts to end the war in Ukraine.  This comes amid the five-hour meeting held between Kremlin and US officials which were called “constructive.”  Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports.  

Mass Shootings Down

Last week’s California shooting was the 20th mass shooting in the US this

Somalis In Focus

President Trump’s Oval Office meeting on Tuesday focused on the situation surrounding suspected drug boats being struck by the US military in Caribbean waters, and the president also alluded to likely US military strikes on suspected land-based drug trafficking operations inside Venezuela sometime soon.  The meeting also touched on topics including Somali migrants in Minnesota, where Federal authorities are

Weather’s Hazards

Winter weather in the Midwest and the East has turned highways into dangerous sheets of ice, as some states also dealt with snow and before the week is out, many will experience their first sub-zero temperatures of the winter.  The details from correspondent Clayton Neville.  

McGreevey Loses Mayor’s Race

A former New Jersey governor has lost his race to become mayor of Jersey

Sex Abuse Probe

Details are being released that both USA Gymnastics and an Olympic sports watchdog failed to stop a coach's sexual abuse according to lawsuits.  Correspondent Gethin Coolbaugh reports.  

Teacher Suspended For Failing Grade

A University of Oklahoma student says she is the victim of religious

Tech News

Netflix has quietly killed a popular feature - you will no longer be able to stream Netflix from your phone to any TV, with very few exceptions.  Chuck Palm has that in today’s tech report.  

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WH Talks Hegseth/Venezuela/Boat Strikes

President Trump met with his national security team Monday night at the White House to discuss the latest on military options against Narco-terrorism coming to the U.S. as the White House aims to shift attention away from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and a strike on a suspected drug smuggling vessel that took place a few weeks ago. John Stolnis has more from Washington.  

Preview Of Tennessee Special Election

Both President Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson spent Monday evening rallying for a Tennessee Republican locked in a surprisingly tight race to fill a once-safe House seat.  America in the Morning’s Jeff McKay has a preview of today’s special Tennessee election. 

Mangione In Court

The man accused of gunning down United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson made a court appearance on Monday.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.   

Appeals Court On Habba

An appeals court has ruled against the Trump administration, and the president’s former legal counsel.  Correspondent Haya Panjwani reports.  

Did Minnesota Money Go To Terrorists

Both the US Treasury and a House panel are opening investigations into whether Minnesota tax money found its way to al-Shabaab, a U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organization and al-Qaeda affiliate based in Somalia.  

White House Holiday Prep

The annual White House Christmas Tree lighting is set for Thursday, which comes as 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is being decked out for the holiday

Suspected Shooter’s Radicalization

We're learning more about the suspect and the victims in the deadly attack of two National Guard members in Washington, D-C last week. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports the Trump administration believes the suspected shooter appears to have been radicalized after arriving in the US.  

Witkoff To Meet With Putin

Russian President Vladimir Putin claims that Kremlin forces have taken control of two Ukrainian cities close to the border with Russia, a claim that the Ukrainian government denies.  This comes as President Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff is in Moscow to meet with Russian leadership today.  Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports.  

Health Questions Answered

President Trump has responded to a demand from Minnesota Governor Tim Walz made during a Sunday talk show regarding the health of the Commander-in-Chief.  Correspondent Joan Jones reports.  

DOJ’s Next Move

The Justice Department is mulling over whether to seek new indictments against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James.  

No REAL ID Is Real Problem

If you don’t have a Real ID already, you’d better get one soon.  Correspondent Ed Donahue reports on a new airport fee that will be imposed if you try to travel without the proper identification.  

Trucking School Crackdown

If you’ve even been on the road and wondered if that truck next to you was following all of the rules, there may be a reason for it.  Correspondent Haya Panjwani reports on a federal crackdown on trucking schools, after a federal review found many are not complying with government rules.  

Finally  

Today is “Giving Tuesday,” an annual global day of giving which always follows the Tuesday after Thanksgiving and Black Friday, encouraging volunteering, donations, and acts of kindness.  Correspondent Julie Walker reports.

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Hegseth Defends Venezuela Actions

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is defending the US military's recent strikes on what they say are drug smuggling vessels out of Venezuela that some Democrats say could be a war crime.  John Stolnis reports from Washington.  

US Meets With Ukraine

There were meetings the Trump administration called productive between a US-team led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and a delegation from Ukraine which included talks on possible elections, security guarantees, and land swaps – a topic that Vladimir Putin said must happen or the war would not end.  Correspondent Donna Warder reports.

California Mass Shooting

It was carnage in California after a shooting at a birthday party in Stockton left four people dead, including three children.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.   

Latest On The Suspected DC Shooter

Authorities believe the Afghan immigrant accused of attacking National Guard members in Washington, D.C. last week was radicalized after arriving in the U.S.  

Booker Marries

The NJ Senator and longtime bachelor married his fiancé Alexis Lewis over the weekend, sharing photos of himself and his newlywed wife on social media.    

Weather Travel Nightmare

The combination of a software glitch on a popular model airplane, and winter weather around the Great Lakes has caused serious travel issues on the return home from Thanksgiving weekend. 

Record Holiday Shopping

Despite concerns over the economy and high prices, it didn’t stop people from packing shopping malls and buying online.  Correspondent

Another GOP Congressman Leaving

Tomorrow is the day that some Tennessee voters will go to the polls in a special House election race to replace Republican Mark Green in District 7, who left Congress to take a job in the private sector.  In 2024, Green won his election by 22 points with the backing of President Trump.  In tomorrow’s election, the Republican leads his Democrat rival by just 2 percent in the polls.  This election comes as another Republican, Trump ally Troy Nehls, announced he won’t run for reelection this year.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.  

Protests Over ICE In NYC

A number of protesters were arrested on Saturday amid scuffles with police officers outside the entrance of a parking garage in Manhattan where dozens of federal agents had appeared to be gathering for an immigration raid nearby.  

Parcel Problems

It appears not every package may get to its destination on time.  Correspondent Ben Thomas reports UPS is dealing with a logistics issue just as the holiday shopping season is getting underway.  

Canada Plans Pipeline

With concerns over their relations with the United States, Canada announced they’re planning on building a massive oil pipeline from

Latest On Hong Kong Fire

The death toll has risen past 146 as investigators continue to find more bodies in a high-rise apartment fire in Hong Kong, and nearly 100 people are still unaccounted for.  Correspondent Karen Chammas reports.  

Finally  One of the stars of the classic sitcom, “Home Improvement,” is in trouble with the law - again. 

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Guardsmen Dies Following DC Shooting

President Trump says the nation is outraged after the shooting of two National Guard troops patrolling Washington, DC, a mere 500 yards from the White House, and that one of them has passed away.  John Stolnis has more from Washington.  

Thanksgiving Across America

From New York’s Macy’s Parade, to Los Angeles, across the nation America celebrated Thanksgiving Day. 

Refugee Status Scrutiny

Following the shooting of the two West Virginia National Guard members in Washington, DC on Wednesday, the Trump administration is planning to review all refugees admitted by the Biden administration during his four years in office, with an emphasis on the tens of thousands of Afghan

X’s New Feature

There's a new feature on X, formerly known as Twitter, and it's leading to some controversy.  Correspondent Lisa Dwyer reports.  

Park Prices Rising

You’ll have to dig deeper to pay for National Parks entrance fees, especially if you’re not a US citizen.  Correspondent Ben Thomas reports.  

NC Maps Approved

North Carolina can use a redrawn congressional map during the 2026 midterm elections.  A 3-judge panel sided with the state’s Republican leaders.    

More Learned About The DC Shooter

New details are emerging about the alleged shooter of two West Virginia National Guard soldiers just 500 yards from the White House. 

With the United States ratcheting up a military presence in the Caribbean Sea to combat narcotics smuggling, the US has made an agreement with the Dominican Republic, allowing the American military to operate within their nation in the fight against drug trafficking.  Correspondent

Cannabis Concerns

It has been estimated that nearly 18 million Americans use marijuana daily, that’s more than people who consume alcohol on a daily or near-daily basis.  Now, a new report finds that as the laws have changed regarding cannabis use, some people are now dealing with what’s being called “Cannabis Use Disorder.”  Correspondent Mingson Lau (pronounced low)

US-Russia-Ukraine Talks Continue

Russian President Vladimir Putin said a U.S. delegation is expected to arrive in Moscow in the first half of next week to discuss the latest American proposal to end the Kremlin's war in Ukraine.  

Remembering Fuzzy Zoeller

Two-time major golf champion Fuzzy Zoeller has died.  He was 74. Correspondent Joan Jones takes a look at his storied and at times controversial career.  

Tech News

On our Thanksgiving show, we highlighted the best Black Friday tech deals, and now our tech correspondent Chuck Palm has put together another Top 5 Tech deals, this time for Cyber Monday, on today's tech report.

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