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A prestigious all-girls boarding school in Massachusetts, Miss Hall's School, is facing a sweeping sexual-abuse scandal after a newly released independent investigation found decades of misconduct by multiple employees and years of institutional failures that allowed alleged predators to remain in the classroom.

A small town committee in South Carolina refused to remove a Nativity scene from a public market parking lot despite the mayor's request to do so, citing concerns over the separation of church and state.

The article discusses the alleged massive fraud scandal in Minnesota, which could be the largest in American history, and criticizes the local media, particularly the Minnesota Star Tribune, for failing to adequately cover and hold the state's leaders accountable.

The Nelson twins, heirs to a television dynasty, found fame as rock stars in the 1990s, but their success was marred by a devastating financial betrayal that left them broke and in debt. Despite the challenges they faced, the brothers persevered and eventually regained control of their music and finances.

A massive power outage in San Francisco affected about 130,000 homes and businesses, causing traffic disruptions and stalling autonomous vehicles, with PG&E working to restore power throughout the night.

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett promises the largest tax refunds in U.S. history as Americans continue to worry about affordability amid ongoing inflation concerns.

The U.S. Coast Guard is pursuing a sanctioned oil tanker near Venezuela as part of the Trump administration's pressure campaign against Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro's regime.

Vice President JD Vance addressed the AmericaFest 2025 conference, calling the "America First" movement open to free thinkers who love their country, and vowing to continue the Trump administration's efforts to secure the border and combat left-wing violence.

KISS star Gene Simmons told CNN that Americans should stop worrying about their neighbors' political beliefs because "it's their America too."

Social media users are accusing an increasing number of airline passengers of faking mobility issues to board planes early and receive better treatment, though airlines have reported a 30% yearly increase in wheelchair assistance requests.

Parmesan cheese is a high-protein snack, and experts warn that even "healthy" foods like salads, sprouts, and deli meats can pose serious foodborne illness risks.

The Bondi Beach attack in Australia has raised global concerns about antisemitism, with the Australian Prime Minister facing backlash during a vigil for the victims, and Israeli officials criticizing the government's handling of rising antisemitism in the country prior to the attack.

A Yale professor's 81-year-old father has been arrested in connection with the 1982 killing of her mother, a case that remained unsolved for over four decades, and the professor is grateful that investigators and prosecutors are pursuing justice for her mother.

Rapper Nicki Minaj made a surprise appearance at Turning Point USA's AmericaFest and has increasingly shown support for former President Donald Trump, despite previously supporting Democrats.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard delivered a blunt warning about "Islamist ideology" at a conservative gathering, saying the threat is fundamentally incompatible with Western freedom.

A former Brown University student and friend of Ella Cook, who was murdered by a lone gunman at the university, blamed the school's misguided financial priorities and lack of investment in campus security as the root cause of how the killer was able to enter and exit the facilities essentially undetected.

Progressive churches in Colorado and Washington are hosting drag-themed Christmas events alongside more traditional services this holiday season, in what some see as a shift away from traditional Christmas celebrations.

The article discusses the ongoing AmericaFest 2025 event organized by Turning Point USA, which has seen some infighting and division among conservative figures, but also a sense of unity and determination to present a strong conservative front against the "radical left."

James Ransone, best known for his role in HBO's "The Wire," died by suicide on December 19 in Los Angeles at the age of 46.

The article provides a negative review of the film "The Housemaid," stating that the relationship between the two main characters, built on deception, results in a messy and absurd movie that fails to effectively execute its thriller elements.