Thursday, December 18, 2025
The weeks-long ‘suppression hearings’ have finally wrapped and Mr. Mangione has returned to jail for the winter.

The federal government is escalating its DEI crackdown following the release of a viral exposé.

A lawyer for religious families suing Massachusetts says the change is a ‘step in the right direction.’

Human resources executive says she never had an affair with her company’s CEO, but does admit she ‘acted inappropriately with my boss.’
‘This is not medicine, this is malpractice,’ Health Secretary Kennedy says.
‘It hides the suffering of millions of Sudanese people behind a trophy,’ one NGO says.
‘Rapists know that Match Group has no effective method to ban them within a dating platform or across platforms,’ the complaint states.

An attorney for Catholic Charities says Wisconsin ‘should have taken the L’ after the Supreme Court’s ruling.

Operation Bluebird alleges X Corp. has ‘no intention to resume use.’

New South Wales Police say the men are assisting with inquiries; no charges have been announced.

The lawsuit ‘is their way of distracting from what the world already knows, China has blood on its hands,’ Senator Eric Schmitt says.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz asserts: Pax Americana is over.
No direct link has been established yet, but there some circumstantial evidence ties Iran to the Bondi Beach attack, a veteran Farsi-language broadcaster tells the Sun.


As President Trump begins his second term, a 30-month war in Africa threatens to hand Iran control of a critical Red Sea coastline — and Washington’s window to prevent it is rapidly closing.

‘We think we can work with terrorists to fight terrorists, but their difference is like between vanilla and French vanilla,’ an analyst says.
That’s why networks and CNN are on life support,’ one commentator says.

The president’s speech is a preview of the midterm campaign to come.

News of the Deputy Director’s planned departure was reported exclusively by the Sun on Monday.

The House is expected to vote on a bill from the minority party after enough members of the GOP helped force it to the floor.
A lawyer for the district attorney says the investigation will put his client in danger.


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