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Greta Thunberg was banned from entering Venice, Italy and fined $172 along with other Extinction Rebellion activists after they dyed the Grand Canal bright green to draw attention to climate change.

A University of Washington professor claims teachers at the University are graded on how they implement diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the classroom, stating he would not be hired today due to the strict DEI hiring requirements.

The article discusses the perception-reality disconnect regarding the rise in violent crime in Charlotte, North Carolina, under the leadership of Democratic Mayor Vi Lyles, as highlighted by North Carolina District 12 GOP Chairperson Addul Ali, who argues that Lyles' re-election reflects broader political dynamics rather than voter enthusiasm for her leadership.

The Virginia State Police have launched a manhunt for Union High School football coach Travis L. Turner, who has been declared a fugitive following his disappearance from his home and the issuance of 10 warrants to charge him with five counts of possession of child pornography and five counts of using a computer to solicit a minor.

Sen. Ruben Gallego warned military officers that there would be consequences if they tried to "railroad" Sen. Mark Kelly over his role in a video urging service members to "refuse illegal orders" from President Donald Trump.

Ukraine has agreed to a peace deal with Russia to end the war, with some minor details still to be sorted out, according to a U.S. official. The talks between U.S. and Russian officials, as well as the Ukrainian delegation, have been productive and the parties have reached a common understanding on the core terms of the agreement.

Guy Fieri tore his quadriceps muscle in half after missing a set of steps and will undergo a long recovery process, including eight weeks of no weight on his leg, a cast, and rehab.

Campbell Soup executive caught on secret recording calling products 'shit for poor people' and making racist comments about coworkers in explosive lawsuit.

Meghan Markle is tightly holding onto her royal title of Duchess of Sussex despite stepping away from the monarchy, with royal experts claiming she is using it to promote her business ventures, which is seen as hypocritical and straining her relationship with the royal family.

The article discusses Iowa Democrat Christina Bohannan's campaign for Congress, which has centered on her image as a middle-class advocate, despite financial disclosures and real estate records indicating she is part of the wealthy elite she claims to fight against.

The Department of War has launched an investigation into Arizona Senator Mark Kelly over a video in which he allegedly called on service members to "refuse illegal orders." Secretary of War Pete Hegseth criticized Kelly's post about his military service, claiming that his uniform was not displayed correctly.

Democrats are seeking to impose limits on private donations to fund President Donald Trump's new $300 million White House ballroom project, citing concerns about potential bribery and a "pay-to-play" relationship between donors and the administration.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy urged travelers to dress "with some respect" and show civility on flights, as he launched a "civility campaign" to address the surge in unruly passenger behavior.

New York City Councilwoman Vickie Paladino discusses a violent mob that overran a Queens neighborhood, leaving a couple beaten and a car on fire, and expresses concern over the mayor-elect's plans to address the issue.

A U.S. District Judge dismissed criminal indictments against James Comey and Letitia James, ruling that the prosecutor who brought the cases, Lindsey Halligan, had not been lawfully appointed.

Richard Branson announces his wife Joan has died at 80 after 50 years of marriage. The Virgin founder called her his 'best friend' and 'guiding light.'

Sen. Mark Kelly, a Democrat from Arizona, responded to the Pentagon's investigation into a video he and other lawmakers made urging service members to refuse illegal orders, saying he will not be intimidated by Trump's threats of execution and prosecution.

Tara Reid was taken to the hospital on a stretcher after claiming her drink was tampered with at a Chicago hotel bar, causing her to become incoherent and slur her words.

A violent mob in New York City was caught on camera beating a couple and setting a car on fire during a neighborhood street takeover in Malba, Queens on November 23, 2025.

The Justice Department filed a brief supporting a Supreme Court case challenging Hawaii's new law that restricts where concealed carry license holders can carry firearms, arguing that the law violates the Second Amendment.