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Luigi Mangione, the accused killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, returned to court in New York for a pre-trial hearing, where body-camera footage allegedly showed police finding a loaded magazine tucked inside wet underwear in Mangione's backpack.

New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has appointed a formerly incarcerated rapper-turned-activist, Mysonne Linen, to his transition team for public safety and criminal justice committees.

The article discusses how Congress is moving to limit the Pentagon's ability to pull forces out of Europe and South Korea, requiring the U.S. to retain its force presence in these regions and the position of Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR).

U.S. health officials have issued travel advisories for certain tropical countries due to outbreaks of an untreatable mosquito-borne disease, chikungunya, which can cause severe joint pain and even require hospitalization.

The family of a 35-year-old man who died aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise after allegedly being served 33 alcoholic drinks has filed a wrongful death lawsuit, claiming the cruise line is responsible for his death due to negligence and excessive use of force by crew members.

President Trump threatened to impose tariffs on Mexico if it did not release water owed to Texas farmers under a decades-old treaty.

Glenmark's Ziac blood pressure tablets contaminated with cholesterol drug ezetimibe prompts FDA recall affecting multiple bottle sizes nationwide.

The Indianapolis Colts are considering signing retired quarterback Philip Rivers to their practice squad after injuries to their current quarterbacks.

The Department of Health and Human Services altered the official portrait of a transgender former Biden administration official, Rachel Levine, to display her birth name instead of her adopted name.

Loyola University New Orleans student government rejected a proposal to establish a Turning Point USA chapter on campus. Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Lt. Governor Dan Patrick vowed to expand Turning Point USA's "Club America" chapters into every high school in Texas, warning school districts against blocking them.

New York City's mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is facing pressure to address the influx of illicit Chinese vapes being sold in the city's bodegas, which have sparked widespread concern as a growing criminal operation.

Marjorie Taylor Greene told "60 Minutes" that Republicans are "terrified" to step out of line with Donald Trump, as she prepares to exit Congress in January.

Hollywood actor Lorenzo Lamas expressed strong opposition to the idea of California Governor Gavin Newsom running for president, saying "God forbid" and criticizing Newsom's leadership in California.

Erika Kirk discusses her late husband Charlie Kirk's final book "Stop, in the Name of God: Why Honoring the Sabbath Will Transform Your Life," and how the message of the book can benefit people of all faiths.

Justine Bateman and her brother Jason Bateman have a mature, respectful relationship despite their political differences, with Jason describing their bond as "the rich conversations you would have with an adult friend."

The article discusses the controversy surrounding the exclusion of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish from the College Football Playoff, despite having only two losses, while the three-loss Alabama Crimson Tide made the field, which former Notre Dame quarterback Joe Theismann found puzzling.

ICE warns that Illinois officials are releasing violent criminal illegal immigrants despite active immigration detainers, putting the public at risk.

Shake Shack closes San Francisco Westfield location Dec. 14, affecting 26 workers as new mall owners force all tenants out of struggling downtown property.

Kristen Stewart called the entertainment industry a "capitalist hell" that creates barriers for people and is racist and hates women and marginalized voices.

David Spade criticized a mall's Christmas tree-lighting ceremony for omitting the word "Christmas" during the event, and he expressed concern about the treatment of Christianity compared to other religions.