Federal judge blocks $25B Kroger-Albertsons grocery merger
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Israel, seeing opportunity, demolishes Syria’s military assets
Israeli officials said they were destroying weapons and military facilities to keep them out of the hands of Islamist extremists. Read more
Trump pledges action on Dreamers despite past DACA opposition
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Dillon Gabriel among 4 finalists for Heisman Trophy
Gabriel, a 2019 Mililani High School graduate, is a two-time transfer in his sixth year at his third school, who is approaching the FBS career record for passing yards. Read more
Netflix’s ‘Emilia Perez’ tops Golden Globe nominations
Comedian Nikki Glaser will host the 2025 Globes, which CBS and Paramount+ will broadcast live on Jan. 5. Read more
NYPD: Suspect arrested in CEO’s killing had ties to Hawaii
New York police describe Luigi Mangione as born and raised in Maryland, with ties to San Francisco, and said he lived in Honolulu until recently. Read more
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Trump signals aggressive opening, threatening ‘jail’ for foes
“For what they did, honestly, they should go to jail,” Trump said of Cheney, a Republican who represented Wyoming, and the rest of the bipartisan House committee that looked into the attack. Read more
Fact check: Trump’s tariffs, immigration remarks analyzed
In the interview, which aired Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Trump miscast the effect of tariffs, vastly overstated the number of unauthorized immigrants released under the Biden administration, falsely claimed that crime was at “an all-time high,” misleadingly described military spending under NATO and exaggerated his own polling, among other specious statements. Read more
Jay-Z accused in suit of raping minor with Sean Combs
The allegations against the billionaire rapper and hip-hop mogul came as part of the flurry of litigation against Combs, who is facing federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges and at least 30 lawsuits accusing him of sexual misconduct. Read more
A few secrets for flying healthy
Here’s what specialists in aerospace medicine want you to know about air travel. Read more
South Korea’s president survives impeachment vote
The failed vote was a reversion to political deadlock in the deeply divided country, despite large-scale protests calling for the president’s removal. Read more
Dick Van Dyke, approaching 99, dances in Coldplay’s latest video
Dancing barefoot in the backyard of his home in Malibu, California, Van Dyke, 98, is the focus of Coldplay’s latest music video, “All My Love.” Read more
2 ‘missing women’ cases go viral, even as the facts get complicated
In both instances, police said they started their investigation the way a typical missing-person case would: determining whether the person is actually missing or just doesn’t want to be found. Read more
Most serious charge dismissed in New York subway choking trial
The jurors today deadlocked over whether the man, Daniel Penny, was guilty of manslaughter, leaving unresolved a case that has come to exemplify New York’s post-pandemic struggles. Read more
U.S. milk supply to be tested for bird flu virus
Farmers and dairy processors will be required to provide samples of raw milk on request from the government. Read more
House Republicans block release of ethics report on Gaetz
Republicans closed ranks to turn back two nearly identical Democratic-written resolutions that would have forced the release of the report on the ethics panel’s yearslong investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct and illicit drug use by Gaetz, R-Fla. Read more
Biden team considers blanket pardons to thwart Trump’s threats
Among those whose names have been floated for possible pardons are former Rep. Liz Cheney, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and Jack Smith, the outgoing special counsel who prosecuted Trump. Read more
Trump considers DeSantis for defense secretary as support for Hegseth falters
Trump’s allies fear that reports about the president-elect’s private conversations with DeSantis, which were reported earlier by The Wall Street Journal, have emboldened Republican senators to question Hegseth’s viability. Read more
Trump team agrees to FBI background checks for nominees
FBI background checks have long been a routine part of transitions. Read more
Bloomberg: Kennedy would be ‘beyond dangerous’ as health secretary
Bloomberg, speaking at the two-day Bloomberg American Health Summit in Washington, called on Senate Republicans to persuade President-elect Donald Trump to “rethink” his choice of Kennedy for health secretary. Read more
Feast on these colorful roasted veggies
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