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Actor Chevy Chase is revealing his health struggles, including heart failure and memory loss. Chase, 83, said In the upcoming CNN documentary “I’m Chevy Chase and You’re Not,” that his heart failure had led to the memory loss, per The Hill. The documentary delves into how Chase and his family have dealt with controversies from his career, even though he has no memory of them. His daughter, Caley Chase, said he has no memory of the incidents because he “came back from the dead,” when he was treated for heart failure in 2021. He spent five weeks in the hospital, according to…

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SUDDENLY, MINNESOTA’S ‘QUALITY LEARING CENTER’ ALLEGEDLY SEES A BURST OF ACTIVITY! … NY POST: Misspelled Minnesota day care Quality ‘Learing’ trucks in children after viral fraud video: ‘Never seen kids go in there until today’ MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — The Quality “Learing” Center Minneapolis, a purported day care flagged in a viral video designed to expose fraud, may have been bustling with kids Monday, but it is typically such a ghost town that it appeared closed, a local told The Post.

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The CIA has lethal capabilities and access to a wide range of weapons and platforms.PublishedDecember 30, 2025 10:33 AM EST•UpdatedDecember 30, 2025 10:33 AM ESTFacebookTwitterEmailCopy LinkMore details are out about President Donald Trump’s bombing operation in Venezuela.Trump announced a few days ago that the United States had moved to hitting a target inside Venezuela after originally targeting drug boats.The President further explained Monday, “There was a major explosion in the dock area where they load the boats up with drugs. They load the boats up with drugs. So we hit all the boats, and now we hit the area. It’s…

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Sales of Bibles have jumped over the past year, according to The New York Times (NYT). Bible sales in 2025 have surged about 12% over last year, the NYT reported on Tuesday. The report comes after sales of Bibles in the U.S. were also up in 2024, rising 22% through the end of October that year, according to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). (RELATED: Young Americans Are Slamming Brakes On Christianity’s Freefall)Meanwhile, total print sales hit around 707 million units during 2025 through mid-December, the NYT reported, citing recent data from Circana BookScan. By comparison, that number is just three million…

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Louis V. Gerstner Jr. answers questions at a news conference in New York after he was introduced as the new chief executive of IBM, on March 26, 1993. Don Emmert/AFPLouis Gerstner, the former chairman and chief executive of IBM, who is widely credited with steering the company through one of the most perilous periods in its history, died on Dec. 27 at the age of 83, the company said.Gerstner, who led IBM from 1993 to 2002, took the helm when the technology giant was struggling with losses, internal fragmentation, and questions over whether it should be broken up.We had a…

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The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing the Commonwealth of Virginia over a law that grants in-state financial aid for illegal immigrants at public colleges and universities. The New York Times reports that the DOJ filed suit against Virginia on Monday, saying the tuition assistance violates federal law because it discriminates against U.S. citizens living in other states. The reason is that the Democratic Party is buying their vote https://t.co/x4MCNUMRlK — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 30, 2025 The DOJ argues in its complaint that Virginia is illegally favoring unauthorized immigrants living in Virginia while maintaining that U.S. citizens who…

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A panel on ABC News’ “Good Morning America” celebrated the lowest December gas prices in five years on Tuesday, citing GasBuddy data. GasBuddy reported on Monday that America’s average gas prices decreased for five weeks in a row to $2.75 per gallon. The panel framed the drop as a positive development for Americans traveling on the road during the holidays. (RELATED: ‘No Other Way To Spin It’: CNN Expert Says Inflation Number ‘Positive News’)WATCH: “Hey, how about some good news for those of us hitting the road for the holidays?” guest host Malika Andrews asked. “Gas prices, they’re dropping nationwide,…

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President Donald Trump hosted the brother of Pope Leo XIV, Louis Martin Prevost, at Mar-a-Lago on Monday night. Trump announced that Prevost and his wife, Deborah, were present at the party in footage posted by the TikTok account, palmbeach.socialite. He praised Prevost for being a supporter of him and mentioned a photograph of the pope’s brother standing in front of a house with MAGA signs around it.“We have a man here, a special man, he is the brother of the pope,” Trump said. “And his wife, Deborah, and they’re just incredible people. And you know why I like them? Because…

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Iranians on Monday protested on Tehran city streets over their currency plummeted to a record low against the U.S. dollar, which has resulted in the head of the country’s Central Bank resigning. The protests, in downtown Tehran and in the Shush neighborhood near Tehran’s main Grand Bazaar, were reportedly the largest in Iran in three years. Merchants at the market played a crucial role in the 1979 Islamic Revolution that ousted the monarchy and brought Islamists to power, according to CNN.  State TV reported the resignation of Mohammad Reza Farzin, the governor of the Central Bank of Iran.  Police fired tear…

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As the two oldest cast members of The View, moderator Whoopi Goldberg (70) and fill-in moderator Joy Behar (83) hold a lot of sway and authority on the show and among their audience. And as such, ABC News had a special responsibility to ensure that their moderators were not hyperbolic or ridiculous. In this year-end roundup, we’ll be looking at how the guardrails came off in 2025. With the return of President Trump to the White House, Goldberg and Behar were sent into a tail spin that resulted in them making numerous outlandish comments whenever the thoughts creeped into their…

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Did you ever notice the Hollywood Left is never guilty of hate speech? Unleashing your hatred on Donald Trump and his supporters is never subjected to “fact checking” and it’s never a reason to doubt the future of late-night “comedy.” Christian Toto of HollywoodInToto.com reviews the cultural landscape, along with our Nick Kangadis of MRCTV. Jimmy Kimmel made our Christmas more annoying with his “Alternative Christmas Message” for England’s Channel 4, in which he glamorized himself as a free-speech hero. Kimmel began by suggesting “I can tell you that, from a fascism perspective, this has been a really great year. Tyranny…

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A mural bears the logo of the ISIS terrorist group in the village of Albu Sayf, Iraq, on March 1, 2017. Ahmad Al-Rubaye/AFP via Getty ImagesA Texas man alleged to be an ISIS sympathizer has been charged with an international terrorism offense for allegedly providing bomb making components and funding to people he believed were acting on behalf of the terror outfit, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said in a Dec. 29 statement.John Michael Garza Jr., 21, of Midlothian, was charged last week after coming into the spotlight in mid-October, when an undercover New York City Police Department employee saw…

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Greetings, Dear Reader, Welp, here we are again.I would love to have never heard from Twinkle Toes Timmy ever again after the shellacking he took in 2024, but here we are. Trust me, this is worthwhile … ‘WHITE MEN’ There’s Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey attempting to choke down a plateful of Somali slop, and then there’s Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz attempting to avoid a firehose of Somali slop. Watching Walz squirm under the headlamps of rampant Somali fraud has been at least as much fun as watching him waffle on national television during a debate with JD Vance. Earlier this…

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U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis ordered the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody in December 2025, ruling that the Trump administration lacked a valid legal removal order and had detained him “without lawful authority.” The Salvadoran national, who was deported to El Salvador’s CECOT mega-prison in March despite a 2019 court order protecting him, returned to the United States in June to face human smuggling charges in Tennessee, which he has denied. Following his release, a federal judge imposed a strict gag order on the Department of Homeland Security and other Trump administration officials, prohibiting…

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MS Now, formerly MSNBC, sounds like Multiple Sclerosis Now, and one must wonder how they came up with that name. According to a report at EurWeb, they put a lot of thought into it. The rebranding didn’t work and CNN is still a disaster. They had some good numbers in November during the election coverage, but it was a temporary blip. The media industry doesn’t like them any more than the public:  “A name change and the problems remain the same – MS NOW has zero vision, even less leadership, and stale content,” one source told Radar. “There’s nothing exciting or…

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RIO DE JANEIRO (CN) — Regardless of the year or the setting, white clothing is a constant presence in Brazil’s New Year’s Eve celebrations. The tradition is rooted in Afro-Brazilian religious rituals held in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, beginning in the 1950s.Although white clothing became widely accepted as a cultural practice, its religious origins remained for decades associated with stigmatization, police persecution and legal restrictions — a contrast that helps explain why Afro-Brazilian religions continue to face widespread prejudice even as their symbols remain highly visible in celebrations.In the colonial period, Catholicism was the official religion of the Brazilian state,…

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I’ve been doing a lot of interviews about Somali fraud lately. And the people I talk to are usually baffled when I say that I’ve been covering it since 2018-2019. This isn’t some recent development. What did happen recently, especially beginning with COVID, is that the fraud ballooned into the billions, but it goes well back. Minnesota authorities knew that Somali welfare state operations had a systemic history of fraud going way back. Take the 2015 busts of Somali day care centers. Four people were arrested Tuesday and two more arrests are likely in connection with charges filed against three…

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Salem Radio Network host Scott Jennings caused a CNN panel to melt down on Tuesday after he took a jab at Democratic Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan for wearing a “Handmaid’s Tale” outfit while pandering to Somalis. Flanagan praised the Somali community in her state in a video posted on Thursday by Somali TV of Minnesota, during which she wore a hijab, a head covering worn by some Muslim women, during her visit to a Minneapolis-area market. Jennings described the “catering” to the Somali community as “a little weird,” prompting Jamal Simmons, a one-time aide to former Vice President Kamala…

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The Coast Guard Cutter USCGC Polar Star breaks through Antarctic sea ice near the National Science Foundation’s McMurdo Station on Jan. 15, 2017. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Chief Petty Officer David Mosley/Public DomainThe U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) awarded two contracts to construct up to six Arctic Security Cutter (ASC) icebreakers to increase regional mobility and assert dominance, the agency said in a Dec. 29 statement.“The Arctic Security Cutters will defend U.S. sovereignty, secure critical shipping lanes, protect energy and mineral resources, and counter our adversaries’ presence in the Arctic region,” the USCG said, adding that this was a “major…

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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is facing intense backlash after a resurfaced clip from earlier this month went viral. In the viral clip, Walz deflects blame from the Somali community in the state’s ongoing multi-billion-dollar fraud scandals by stating that the “majority of crime is committed by white men.” The clip, which resurfaced amid Nick Shirley’s viral investigation into Somali day care fraud in Minnesota, shows Walz responding to a question during a December 12 press conference about whether the foreign community bears responsibility for not preventing or reporting the schemes. “The majority of crime is committed by White Men,” Walz…

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Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett said on Tuesday that cameras will likely be allowed in the courtroom during the trial of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin, Tyler Robinson. Utah Fourth District Court Judge Tony Graf ruled on Monday that the transcripts and audio from a closed hearing in October be released to the public with necessary redactions. Based on this decision, Jarrett argued on “Fox & Friends” that the judge seemed prepared to allow cameras in the courtroom when the trial begins.“Look, under federal and state law, the media does have a right to access and…

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Far-left Judge Boasberg is continuing his Crusade against the Trump administration’s deportations. He ruled on Monday that the Trump administration must allow Venezuelan men it deported to El Salvador’s prison to return to the US to fight their case. This will test the use of the Alien Enemies Act. The case was brought by more than 100 Venezuelan men who were removed from the U.S. in March under the Alien Enemies Act (AEA). They were accused of being members of the Tren de Aragua gang. They were here illegally. Before they were flown out of the country amid a court…

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The good news is that it’s not only Muslim terrorists who get the cover-up treatment. Transgender terrorists do too. Audrey Elizabeth Hale, a woman who falsely identified as a man, shot up a Christian school in Nashville, murdering three children and three adults. The media first tried to bury her ‘transgender’ identity and the authorities spent two years trying to suppress her motive. Now it’s out and it’s what everyone knew it was going to be. The FBI released more than 100 pages of Hale’s writings following litigation, which included journal entries believed to date back to late 2021, handwritten…

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Nobody blows a big lead like the Atlanta FalconsI have to admit watching the Atlanta Falcons blow big leads is a lot of fun. 28-3 in Super Bowl 51 was pure poetry. On Monday night, they blew a 21-point halftime lead.It was all Falcons in the first half, but by the time the 4th quarter rolled around, the Los Angeles Rams had erased the 21-0 deficit and had tied the game at 24.Under normal circumstances, it would have been a magical night to watch the Rams leave Atlanta with a win. But these aren’t normal circumstances.As a Panthers fan, a…

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Editor’s Note:  Keep in mind that many of these things such as the alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk and the alleged assassination of President Trump were nothing more than psychological operations and false flags designed to confuse, manipulate and prep the people to surrender their liberty to government.What do our Google searches tell us about ourselves?  I think that many of you will be quite surprised by what I have to share in this article.  “Google’s Year in Search” for 2025 has been released, and it is a doozy.  The past 12 months have been so crazy, and the top search…

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I wonder why.December 30, 2025 by Daniel Greenfield Leave a Comment People are generally fairly tolerant. The British accepted generations of mass migration but they’re reaching a limit in part because it’s become so blatantly abusive and so have the authorities, like the Starmer regime, which locks up people for tweeting about the dangers of Islamic terrorism, and then welcomes an Egyptian Muslim terrorist supporter to move to the UK because his mother was British. Is it any wonder that numbers like this are showing up? “According to the IPPR’s findings, 36% of people now think you must be born…

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Chad Aaron Ollinger, a 41-year-old star from the Discovery Channel series Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch, has been charged with open murder after allegedly killing his cellmate in a Las Vegas jail — just weeks before he was set to walk free. The incident took place on Friday at the Clark County Detention Center in Nevada. Corrections officers conducting routine checks discovered an unidentified male inmate lying motionless in his cell, suffering from apparent blunt force injuries sustained during a physical altercation. Despite immediate attempts to resuscitate him, the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. The name of the…

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Hey y’all, welcome back to Unfit to Print.  As we head into the New Year, I’ve been thinking a lot about our modern policymaking. Let’s get to it.  LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR  For a decent chunk of my childhood and young adulthood, I went to the same hairdresser. She lives just down the street from my mom and converted part of her house into a home salon years ago. She tipped us off to a new law the Maryland legislature passed in 2025, which takes effect in the New Year.  The State Board of Barbers and the State Board of Cosmetologists…

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Has the Islamist revolution finally begun its inevitable collapse in Iran? The Iranian currency has, and the economic crisis that has created has also touched off street protests, official crackdowns, and the resignation of at least one significant regime official.  Advertisement First, though, the news of unrest from Iran may come as a surprise for readers and viewers of the Protection Racket Media. The front pages of the New York Times, Washington Post, and Wall Street Journal remain strangely disinterested in a potential popular uprising against a regime that has considered itself at war with the United States for nearly…

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(The Center Square) Ten days past the official Congressionally-set deadline to publish all federal files on sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, the U.S. Department of Justice is still releasing the documents piecemeal.Congress last month overwhelmingly passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which mandated that the DOJ declassify by Dec. 19 all information pertaining to Epstein, who died in jail in 2019, and his close associate Ghislaine Maxwell, who is serving a 20-year prison sentence. But the DOJ is still in the process of releasing all the documents, many of which contain significant redactions that critics say violates the order for transparency.…

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Newly resurfaced surveillance footage and investigative reporting confirm that the now-exploding Somali daycare fraud scandal in Minnesota follows a well-documented playbook that state officials were warned about as early as 2013, and repeatedly thereafter. Yet year after year, the fraud was allowed to metastasize, draining hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars from programs meant to help poor children, while far-left Governor Tim Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison, and radical Rep. Ilhan Omar looked the other way. The scandal exploded into the national spotlight this week after a viral video by YouTuber Nick Shirley went mega-viral, accusing Somali-owned daycare centers of…

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Pushing back on President Trump’s claim that “I have the right to do anything I want to do,” the U.S. Supreme Court has declined to lift a lower court order preventing the President from deploying National Guard troops against civilians in Chicago, allowing the block on the deployment to remain in place.In urging the Supreme Court to rein in the President’s attempts to establish a de facto standing army, a coalition of civil liberties organizations—including The Rutherford Institute, the ACLU, ACLU of Illinois, the Knight First Amendment Institute, and FIRE—argued in Trump v. Illinois that American law and tradition strictly limit the…

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(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) President Trump said on Monday that he would support an Israeli attack on Iran if Tehran “continues” its conventional missile program or if it works to rebuild its civilian nuclear program that was damaged by US airstrikes during the US-Israeli war on the Islamic Republic in June.The president made the comments at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida before a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, when asked if he would back more Israeli attacks on Iran. “If they continue with the missiles, yes. The nuclear, fast,” he said. “One will be yes, absolutely,” he added, appearing to…

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(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) President Trump has claimed that the US had “knocked out” a “big facility” as part of the US campaign targeting alleged drug boats in Latin America and against Venezuela.CNN later reported on Monday that the CIA conducted a drone strike on a port facility in Venezuela, which, if true, would mark a major US escalation against the country. So far, the Venezuelan government hasn’t confirmed the claims. Trump first made the comments in an interview on WABC radio on Friday when discussing the US operations against alleged drug boats in the region. “And we just knocked out, I…

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(José Niño, Headline USA) Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo issued an urgent call for Republican leadership to actively combat antisemitism and anti-Zionism within the party, warning that tolerance of such views will prove catastrophic for the conservative movement.Speaking with host Gabe Groisman on the landmark 100th episode of the Standpoint podcast—released December 28 following Groisman’s attendance at a White House Hanukkah celebration—Pompeo acknowledged growing concerns about antisemitic sentiment emerging in Republican circles. “We have to call out those, if we agree with them on 90% of the issues, and yet they’re anti-Zionists, or they’re anti-Semitic, we have to call…

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Danny Kanell is winning the battle.PublishedDecember 30, 2025 9:05 AM EST•UpdatedDecember 30, 2025 9:05 AM ESTFacebookTwitterEmailCopy LinkWe have ourselves a good ol’ fashioned war of words between former NFL quarterback turned analyst, Danny Kanell, and Brandon Dart, the father of New York Giants signal-caller Jaxson Dart. While Kanell may have technically started the scuffle, it was Dart’s old man who took things from zero to one-hundred in a hurry.Things officially kicked off between the two on Sunday after the Giants beat the Las Vegas Raiders, 34-10. While reacting to the contest and Dart’s play, Kanell explained that he was on…

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The mission at Creative Destruction Media is to be the catalyst for the “process of industrial mutation that incessantly revolutionizes the economic structure from within, incessantly destroying the old one, incessantly creating a new one.”cre·a·tive/krēˈādiv/adjectivede·struc·tion/dəˈstrəkSH(ə)n/noun

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Argentine President Javier Milei said he “deeply admires” President Donald Trump and voiced support for U.S. military pressure against Venezuela’s Maduro regime during an interview published Monday by the British newspaper The Telegraph, as reported by Breitbart. Milei made the remarks as part of the outlet’s annual world leader rankings, in which he was placed third. He was preceded by Syrian jihadist leader Ahmed al-Sharaa in fourth place, while the newspaper has not yet revealed the top two positions. Trump’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: What Could It Mean For Your Money? Asked about his relationship with President Trump and his view…

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Newly released records from the Federal Bureau of Investigation connected to the Covenant School shooting in Nashville reveal writings by shooter Audrey Elizabeth Hale that detail her planning, motivations, and personal finances, including references to federal student aid alongside notes about acquiring firearms, as reported by Fox News. The FBI released more than 100 pages of Hale’s writings following litigation. The materials include journal entries believed to date back to late 2021, handwritten notes outlining preparations for a school shooting, and lists of weapons Hale intended to acquire. 🚨🇺🇸 FBI RECORDS REVEAL NASHVILLE SCHOOL SHOOTER USED FEDERAL STUDENT AID TO…

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American-born actor George Clooney has been awarded French citizenship. The French government listed their names in the naturalization decree published this past weekend, according to The Hill newspaper. In addition to Clooney, his wife, Amal Clooney, a human rights lawyer, and the twins, wins Ella and Alexander, were offically granted citizenship.  Amal Clooney was listed under her maiden name, Alamuddin, the Hill also reports. George Clooney publicly said this past fall that he was concerned about raising children in Hollywood and that a farm in France was the family’s primary residence. 

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Tennessee vs. Illinois, 5:30 ETPublishedDecember 30, 2025 8:00 AM EST•UpdatedDecember 29, 2025 12:05 PM ESTFacebookTwitterEmailCopy LinkTennessee vs. Illinois, 5:30 ETThe Bowl Season has been with us for the better part of a few weeks now, and we are starting to get into some of the juicier matchups. I’m not saying every game is golden, or that we are assured of getting entertaining games, but at least on paper, they are teams you’ve probably watched on Saturday afternoons. Here we have a game between an SEC team that underperformed a bit, and a Big 10 team that maybe overperformed at least…

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Fulton County BRE Attorney Ann Brumbaugh during the 12/9 SEB hearing with complainant David Cross in the foreground During a December 9 hearing before the State Election Board (SEB), the attorney for Fulton County’s Board of Registration and Elections (BRE), Ann Brumbaugh, “did not dispute” the fact that over 315,000 ballots in Fulton County were missing signatures on the poll tapes, as required by Ga. Comp. R & Regs. 183-1-14-.02(15) and O.C.G.A. § 21-2-483(h). This was in response to a complaint submitted to the SEB in March 2022, 33 months prior to the SEB hearing. In addition to the poll…

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Soldiers in a brigade attached to the 83rd Group Army of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army conduct virtual reality exercises. Photo: Screenshot from China Central Television Soldiers in a brigade attached to the 83rd Group Army of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army conduct virtual reality exercises. Photo: Screenshot from China Central Television According to a congressional report, the People’s Liberation Army continues to exploit military-civil fusion to integrate commercial and academic research into military systems. Military-Civil Fusion is China’s national strategy to merge civilian technology, research institutions, and industry with the defense sector in order to build a world-class military.…

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|December 30, 2025Updated:December 30, 2025President Donald Trump was voted the Global Newsmaker of the Year in a survey of 8,245 Epoch Times readers.Ninety-five percent of respondents ranked the 47th president as their top choice from a list of 10 global newsmakers. The survey was conducted between Dec. 18 and Dec. 21.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.

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Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appears on Fox News for an interview with Bret Baier.  Within the interview Zelenskyy gives some context and details to the 20-point plan organized between him and the EU Leaders, currently being reviewed and modified by President Trump, Steve Witkoff, Marco Rubio and Jared Kushner. The two remaining issues as described by Zelenskyy are the (1) security guarantees and (2) the territorial issue, Donbas control. (1) Within the security guarantee proposal there are troubling signs.  Zelenskyy describes it as a bilateral agreement between the USA and Ukraine, with similar constructs to the NATO alignment.  A non-NATO…

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Actor George Clooney — along with his wife and twins — were granted French citizenship. The French government listed Clooney, Amal Clooney, and their twins, their twins Ella and Alexander, were listed in the naturalization decree published on Saturday, per The Hill. Amal Clooney was listed under her maiden name Alamuddin. The family was granted citizenship Friday. George and Amal Clooney, along with their twins Ella and Alexander, were awarded French citizenship on Friday. George Clooney told Esquire Magazine in October he was concerned about raising his children in Hollywood. He also called the family’s farm in France their primary residence. The couple purchased an…

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The Trump administration on Monday announced a $2 billion humanitarian aid pledge to the United Nations that might sound expensive but is, in fact, a drop in the bucket compared to past spending. “The money is a small fraction of what the US has contributed in the past but reflects what the administration believes is a generous amount that will maintain the United States’ status as the world’s largest humanitarian donor,” as reported by the Associated Press. The new pledge is part of a reset centered around saving “more lives” with “fewer taxpayer dollars,” according to the State Department. The…

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