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Swing state Muslim Americans launch #AbandonBiden campaign

Muslim Americans in key swing states are launching a campaign against President Joe Biden, largely over his backing of Israel during the war in Gaza.

NHL goalie’s custom mask raises $35,100 for indigenous community

Minnesota Wild goalie and three-time Stanley Cup champion Marc-Andre Fleury raised $35,100 for indigenous people when his custom goalie mask sold at auction.

Hunter Biden attorney takes veiled jab at his former Trump clients, raising ethics questions

Abbe Lowell, who represents Hunter Biden in his ongoing legal battles, accused Republicans this week of “turning a blind eye” to concerns about the business practices of former President Donald Trump and Trump family members who served in the White House.

Next phase of Israel’s military operations in Gaza complicated by sitting duck civilians

The Israeli military has begun the latest phase of the military operation in Gaza, which will focus in the south, with significant attention on the civilian casualty count.

Class-action settlement: Deadline to file claim in $16 million Crunchyroll settlement in 10 days

There are 10 days remaining for Crunchyroll users to file a claim in a $16 million settlement with the streaming service, which has been accused of privacy violations of its users.

Social Security update: Second of December double payments worth $914 to be sent out in 27 days

Millions of people who receive Supplemental Security Income will get a second monthly payment, worth up to $914 for individual filers, in just under four weeks.

House frees itself from George Santos: Washington Photos of the Week

House members jettisoned indicted New York GOP Rep. George Santos from the Capitol on Friday with a rare expulsion vote that had only been successfully deployed six times in U.S. history.

Salt Lake City one step closer to hosting 2034 Winter Olympics

Salt Lake City, Utah, is one step closer to landing its second Winter Olympic Games after the International Olympic Committee announced it would be entering a "targeted dialogue" with the city for the 2034 Winter Games.

UK school guidance on gender transitions contrasts with ‘lax’ US approach

The government of the United Kingdom is set to release new guidelines for how schools should respond to students who claim a transgender identity, and indications are that the guidelines will be stricter than those in the United States.

Philippines opens South China Sea outpost as it digs in against China

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s administration opened a new coast guard outpost station in the South China Sea in a bid to fortify Manila's position in a high-stakes territorial dispute with China.
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