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The Supreme Court will hear a case that could decide the future of transgender health care in America.

SCOTUS to hear case that could decide future of trans health care nationwide

The Colorado Wildlife Conservation Project is hailing the defeat of a ballot measure that aimed to ban wild cat hunting in the state.

Colorado wildlife group praises defeat of effort to ban big cat hunting in the state

The Transportation Security Administration reports Sunday, Dec. 1 was the busiest flying day ever in the United States.

Sunday after Thanksgiving sees record number of flyers

President Joe Biden is making history as the first American president to visit Angola. This also marks the only trip to sub-Saharan Africa of his presidency.

Biden makes history as first US president to visit Angola

President-elect Donald Trump will travel to Paris for the reopening of Notre Dame cathedral.

Trump to travel to Paris for reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral

A new study from UC Davis revealed feeding grazing beef cattle could cut the animals’ methane emissions by almost 40%.

Scientists find feeding grazing cattle seaweed cuts methane emissions

The Biden administration announced it is sending $725 million in military aid to Ukraine on Monday as Biden's presidency nears its end.

White House sending $725M in weapons to Ukraine as Biden enters final weeks

The search for five missing people has been suspended after rough seas and turbulent weather overturned a boat in Alaska on Sunday.

Coast Guard suspends search for 5 people after boat capsizes in Alaska

The girl's mother admitted she found the smugglers online and agreed to pay them $8,000 to get her daughter into the United States.

Caught on cam: Texas state troopers rescue 5-year-old from smugglers

A California nonprofit is taking an unconventional approach to help treat people struggling with drug addiction by using ballet and church.

New San Francisco program adds ballet and church as part of drug treatment

CA lawmaker plans to introduce a bill that would prioritize college and University admissions for descendants of slaves.

CA bill would prioritize descendants of slaves for college admissions

President-elect Donald Trump has selected Kash Patel to lead the FBI, a move that has sparked significant media attention. The portrayal of Patel, however, varies widely depending on the political leanings of the news outlet.

Media headlines offer contrasting views of Trump FBI pick Kash Patel

Twenty-three years to the day after filing for bankruptcy, energy company Enron claimed to be "back" with a cryptic X post and website.

What do you mean Enron is ‘back’? Parody post confuses the internet

California lawmakers are meeting for a special session with Governor Gavin Newsom set to propose a so-called “Trump-proof” legal defense fund.

Newsom to propose $25M in special session to ‘Trump-proof’ California

The number of migrants detained at U.S. borders fell in November, while polls show Mexicans are upset about immigration through their country.

US border detentions fall as Mexicans support their own migrant crackdown

Intel Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger retired effective Dec. 1, the chipmaker announced the morning of Monday, Dec. 2.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger abruptly retires amid chipmaker’s bad year

A migrant hate crime suspect was found dead in an apparent suicide attempt at a Chicago jail’s medical center on Saturday.

Migrant hate crime suspect found dead after apparent suicide in Chicago jail

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said she'll be the first to call ICE and have migrants with criminal convictions deported.

NY Gov Hochul says she’ll call ICE, help ‘get rid of’ migrants who commit crimes

A new report from the New York Post revealed more than 58,000 migrants with criminal histories are in New York City.

Nearly 60,000 migrants with criminal backgrounds roaming NYC: Report

Bible sales are seeing a surge in the U.S., which publishers attribute to uncertainty around the future and interest from younger people.

Bible sales surge, driven by first-time buyers and new versions

Things might get more complicated for those with student loan debt after the Biden admin's one-year grace period on repayments expired.

Student borrowers may face default as loan forgiveness remains tied up in court

Millions face winter weather warning as lake-effect snow blankets Northeast

President Joe Biden has pardoned his son Hunter of his criminal convictions.

President-elect Trump, Hunter Biden react to President Biden’s pardon

President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter Biden Sunday, Dec. 1, nearly seven weeks before he leaves the White House.

President Biden pardons son Hunter ahead of White House exit