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Family’s Lawsuit Sparks New Scrutiny on Cruise Over-Serving After Death Aboard Royal Caribbean

A new lawsuit is raising serious questions about cruise overserving after the family of Michael Virgil, 35, sued Royal Caribbean over his death aboard the Navigator of the Seas.

Ohio Surgeon Indicted After Allegedly Forcing Abortion Pills on Sleeping Girlfriend

An Ohio surgeon has been indicted after allegedly forcing abortion pills into his sleeping girlfriend’s mouth.

Trump Approval Surges as Republicans Unite Around Affordability Agenda

President Trump’s job approval has climbed as Republican voters signal strong support for his affordability-focused policy agenda.

US Fighter Jets Deploy After Venezuelan Aircraft Make Closest Approach Yet

The U.S. has deployed fighter jets after Venezuelan aircraft made their closest-known approach to a U.S. asset.

Brigitte Macron Faces Firestorm After Leaked Video Shows Her Insulting Protesters

A leaked video showing Brigitte Macron using a censored insult toward feminist protesters has sparked national backlash.

Illinois 2024 Primary Ballot Shocker, Pritzker Goes Unopposed

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and his running mate Christian Mitchell will face no challengers in the upcoming Democratic primary.

Senate to Hold Hearing on Protecting Children from Online Predators

The Senate Judiciary Committee will convene on Tuesday, December 9, for a high‑stakes hearing addressing the growing danger of online predators targeting children.

Wahlberg, Stefani, Lopez Push Hallow App in Christmas Prayer Blitz

Actors Mark Wahlberg and Mario Lopez, alongside pop icon Gwen Stefani, are encouraging their fans to turn to prayer this Christmas season.

Google EU Antitrust AI Bombshell, Regulators Target Big Tech

European Union regulators launched a fresh antitrust investigation into Google on Tuesday, targeting the tech giant’s use of online content to power its artificial intelligence features.

Obamacare Subsidy Battle, Dem AGs Fight GOP’s Abortion Funding Ban

Nearly two dozen Democratic state attorneys general sent a letter Monday to congressional leaders, insisting Republicans abandon efforts to insert language barring federal taxpayer funding for abortions into the extension of Obamacare premium subsidies.

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