Navy Destroys Iranian Linked Ships

Published: Mon, 01/01/24


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Navy Destroys Iranian Linked Ships

ABC News

The U.S. Navy sank three Houthi boats attacking the Maersk Hangzhou in the Red Sea following a distress call; one boat escaped, and the incident highlighted tensions in the shipping corridor.

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Trump Rivals Would Pardon Him

USA Today

Before the 2024 primaries, Trump's main Republican rivals, including DeSantis and Haley, have expressed willingness to pardon him, citing national unity and moving forward as reasons.

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Highest Monthly Migrant Month Ever

CBS News

U.S. border officials are on track to process over 300,000 migrants in December, marking the highest monthly figure ever recorded, amid a prolonged crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.

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Sapolsky: No Such Thing as Free Will

CNN

"All we are is the outcome of what came before," says Stanford Professor Sapolsky to Smerconish. Therefore, he concludes, "Nobody deserves to be in jail, nobody deserves to have a corner office."

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Wars Cast Shadow Over New Year's Eve

Associated Press

New Year's Eve celebrations across the globe, from Times Square to Sydney, were overshadowed by the persisting shadows of global conflicts, including the wars in Gaza and Ukraine

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Danish Queen Abdicates

TODAY

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark announced her abdication after nearly 52 years on the throne, citing health issues, during her New Year’s Eve address, with her son set to succeed her.

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Removing Trump Help or Hurt Democracy?

The New York Times

Some critics argue that the contentious and prolonged battles over the former president’s ballot status are effectively turning him into a martyr and gradually eroding public faith in elections.

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Polarizing Stances on Race and History

The Washington Post

Leading GOP candidates, including Trump, are taking polarizing and provocative stances on race and history, sometimes diverging from facts, drawing criticism and stoking national debate.

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Maine Casts Its Ballot for Trump

The Wall Street Journal

Maine's Secretary of State Shenna Bellows removed Trump from the primary ballot, declaring him a Jan. 6 insurrectionist under the 14th Amendment, sparking legal and political controversy.

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Man Eats Final Meals of Serial Killers

Fox News

Josh Slavin has gone viral by cooking, tasting, and rating the final meal requests of notorious death row inmates like Ted Bundy and John Wayne Gacy, capturing the attention of true crime enthusiasts.

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Japan Tsunami Alert After 7.6 Earthquake

Euronews

Following a series of strong earthquakes in the Sea of Japan, Japan issued tsunami warnings, anticipating a tsunami as high as 3 meters to impact Niigata and other western coastal prefectures.

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Maine's Secretary of State Swatted

Bangor Daily News

After barring Trump from Maine's 2024 Republican primary, Secretary of State Shenna Bellows' home was targeted in a "swatting" incident, following online threats and her address being posted online.

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Can AI Make Sense of Medical Bills?

Politico

Hospitals and insurers are adopting AI tools for a portion of America's $4 trillion in medical expenses, aiming to improve billing efficiency and tackle fraud, amidst broader healthcare implications.

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Controversial Call Sinks Detroit

MLive.com

Meinke criticizes NFL officials for a controversial call against the Detroit Lions, comparing it to a past umpiring error in baseball and suggesting the decision may impact the NFL playoff landscape.

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Harvard Crimson's Split Verdict On Gay

The Harvard Crimson

Despite plagiarism allegations, Harvard's President Claudine Gay, recently scrutinized, should remain in her position now, balancing academic integrity with stability and fairness considerations.

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Fetterman Opens on Mental Health Struggle

NBC News

Senator John Fetterman opened up about his mental health struggles, revealing that his depression intensified after a stroke and that he feared seeking treatment could end his political career.

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Headliner Shecky Greene Gone at 97

The Wrap

Shecky Greene, a renowned stand-up comedian and legendary Las Vegas headliner in the 1950s and 1960s, praised as "the epitome of comic genius" by Jerry Lewis, has passed away at age 97.

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Rhino Poacher Hired Sex Workers as Ruse

Sky News

The rhino horn trade in Africa and Asia gave rise to criminality and profit on an industrial level. Steve Galster explains he has made it his life's work to go after people who take and sell animal parts.

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The Rock Called Out for In-N-Out Claims

KTLA 5

Fans express skepticism and frustration about Dwayne Johnson's recent claim of trying In-N-Out for the first time, pointing to his previous social media posts suggesting earlier visits.

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'Wonka' Ends 2023 on Top of Box Office

Variety

Despite "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" underperforming, "Wonka," starring Timothée Chalamet, reclaimed the top spot at the box office, outshining other holiday-time releases.

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Facebook Temporarily Suspends ‘Libs of TikTok’ Page

For the Left

Facebook suspended and then reinstated the "Libs of TikTok" account, sparking discussions on government-tech censorship and the role of social media in moderating content. 

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Chappelle Continues Trans Jokes in New Netflix Special

For the Right

Dave Chappelle's new Netflix special, "The Dreamer," continues to spark controversy with his targeting of the trans and disabled communities, leading to protests and employee walkouts at Netflix. 

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