Today's Poll Question
Which of the following worries you most?The Middle East, Ukraine/Russia, China/Taiwan, or the U.S. Southern Border.
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Fox Business |
The U.S. national debt has surpassed $34 trillion for the first time, marking a historic and concerning milestone amid increasing government borrowing costs and looming fiscal challenges. |
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ABC News |
December saw a record 302,000 migrant encounters along the southwest U.S. border, amid ongoing political and legal disputes over immigration policies and border security measures. |
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BBC |
Saleh al-Arouri, Hamas's deputy leader, was killed in a Beirut blast, with Israel insisting it wasn't an attack on Lebanon, amidst widespread international warnings of retribution for his death. |
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The Harvard Crimson |
Six months ago, Claudine Gay was celebrated as Harvard’s 30th president. On Tuesday, she resigned, ending the tenure of Harvard’s first Black president less than 200 days after it began. |
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U.S. News & World Report |
Cherelle Parker has been inaugurated as Philadelphia's 100th mayor, becoming the first woman to assume this role in the city's history, during a ceremony at the Met in Philadelphia. |
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Orlando Sentinel |
Florida GOP Chairman Christian Ziegler is under investigation for rape and video voyeurism, with a search warrant issued for his Instagram over non-consensual filming allegations. |
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USA Today |
Biden faces waning support among key demographics, with Trump leading in polls among Hispanic and young voters, and a significant portion of Black voters considering third-party candidates. |
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The Washington Post |
To identify ultra-processed foods, look for signs like long ingredient lists, added and artificial sugars, health claims, and instant varieties, as per a guide created to help spot these red flags on food labels. |
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Daily Mail |
A study shows that a $1 million 401(K) retirement fund lasts longest in Mississippi (over 22 years) and shortest in Hawaii (10 years), with variations across the U.S. due to inflation and living expenses. |
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The Wall Street Journal |
As customer defections rise, Americans increasingly cancel streaming services like Netflix and Hulu due to costs, leading companies to offer bundles, discounts, and ad-supported plans. |
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Nasdaq |
Only 15% of Israelis support Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remaining in office post-Gaza war, despite many endorsing his military strategy against Hamas, as per a recent poll. |
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6 ABC Philadelphia |
Twins born to Eve and Billy Humphrey in New Jersey hospital celebrated their birthdays on different days and years, with one born on New Year's Eve and the other on New Year's Day. |
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CNN |
The Biden campaign for 2024 aims to focus less on Biden himself and more on creating a stark contrast with Trump, highlighting the differences in their policies, records, and visions for the future. |
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Democrat and Chronicle |
Justina Hughes and Joshua Orr were victims in a fatal New Year's Day crash near Kodak Center caused by Michael Avery, who intentionally drove into pedestrians, but was not linked to terrorism. |
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The Des Moines Register |
CNN will host a Republican presidential primary debate on January 10 at Drake University in Iowa, featuring candidates DeSantis and Haley, with Trump opting for a Fox News town hall instead. |
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Axios |
Fox News will host a town hall with Trump in Iowa on January 10, coinciding with CNN's GOP primary debate, showcasing Trump's continued preference for counter-programming over debates. |
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MarketWatch |
Fidelity Investments has significantly devalued its stake in the company formerly known as Twitter, now X Holdings, which it helped Elon Musk purchase in October 2022 for $44 billion. |
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Bangor Daily News |
Donald Trump's attorneys appeal Secretary of State Shenna Bellows' decision to disqualify him from Maine's 2024 Republican primary ballot, citing bias and a lack of due process. |
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New York Post |
Jimmy Kimmel strongly denied Aaron Rodgers' insinuations about a connection to Jeffrey Epstein and threatened legal action, following comments made by Rodgers on "The Pat McAfee Show." |
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Associated Press |
Transport officials and police are investigating at Tokyo's Haneda Airport after a runway collision between a Japan Airlines plane and a Japanese Coast Guard aircraft killed five crew members. |
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For the Left |
Three employees at Academy Sports + Outdoors in Louisiana were fired for attempting to stop a thief from stealing a pistol, violating the company's loss prevention policy. |
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For the Right |
RFK Jr. hired Del Bigtree, a prominent anti-vaccine activist, as his campaign's communications director, aligning with his own controversial views on vaccines. |
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