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Planet of the apes: Authorities besiege chimp house in Swedish zoo after escape attempt

Three chimpanzees were gunned down after attempting a daring escape from Sweden's Furuvik Zoo, while four others remain besieged by authorities inside a building.

WATCH: NFL player covers $10,000 in customer layaway balances before Christmas

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Juju Smith-Schuster paid off around $10,000 in layaway balances at Burlington in Kansas City, Missouri, just in time for Christmas.

Inflation begins to cool, but economic pain not over

Yet new data signal potential relief for consumers’ wallets in the year ahead.

Senate votes against reinstating troops kicked out over COVID-19 vaccine mandate

The Senate voted 54 to 40 against a measure that would require the Department of Defense to reinstate service members who had been separated from the armed forces for refusing to get the coronavirus vaccine.

Fate of Electoral Count Reform Act now tied to omnibus spending bill

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are running out of time to pass legislation to close loopholes in the electoral vote-counting process before the end of the year, when Democrats will relinquish control over the House of Representatives, making it more difficult to pass.

Senate passes defense spending bill, sending it to Biden’s desk

The Senate passed the National Defense Authorization Act on Thursday, sending the must-pass defense funding bill to President Joe Biden's desk.

Senate votes down Manchin permitting bill meant to speed infrastructure projects

The Senate voted down Sen. Joe Manchin’s amended permitting reform bill in a 47-47 vote Thursday evening, meaning that Democratic leaders failed to honor an agreement made to the West Virginia Democrat to secure his support for climate spending legislation.

White House says Biden has ‘done the work’ on securing the border

The White House said Thursday that President Joe Biden has put in “the work” on securing the border, despite record illegal immigration for much of his term, and challenged congressional Republicans to do the same.

Drug overdoses among teenagers have doubled in two years, CDC says

Drug overdose deaths among teenagers have doubled in the past two years, with fatal overdoses of fentanyl occurring at an even higher rate, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Thursday.

WATCH: Professor says non-woke University of Austin has raised $100 million

A professor at the University of Austin claims the new school has raised more than $100 million from donors who agree with its mission.
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