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The issue has taken on new significance because of the aggressive and sometimes violent actions of federal immigration agents. LA Times
The FBI is investigating a “suspected homicide” aboard a cruise ship that docked in Texas on Monday, according to the bureau. New York Post
An investigation into Megaspeed, a Singapore company that was buying advanced Nvidia A.I. chips, was transferred to the Justice Department after a top Nvidia executive reached out to Commerce Department officials. New York Times
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Following their midterm victories, Democrats are preparing to open wide-ranging investigations into President Trump, his family and his administration. Michael Gold, a Times congressional reporter, identifies the Democrats’ biggest targets. New York Times
VOA VIEW: DEMS are making a mistake.
President Trump, who initially said he would accept the midterm results, renewed his unsubstantiated claims that voting was manipulated. New York Times
Lawmakers have returned to Capitol Hill for their first session since the midterm elections, facing a narrow window to advance key legislative priorities before the end of the 119th Congress. OANN
VOA VIEW: DEMS had little time left.
The U.S. Secret Service (USSS) imposed a brief lockdown at the White House as police arrested a person alleged to have driven over a curb and into an informational sign near the presidential complex. OANN
President Donald Trump has called on the U.S. Senate to approve the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act (BAAJA), telling Senators it would be a “BIG WIN” as the upper chamber of Congress returns to Washington after the midterm elections. OANN
VOA VIEW: It will be a wise move.
Former President Joe Biden plans to scale back the book tour promoting his upcoming presidential memoir due to his ongoing battle with cancer. OANN
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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned the White House that Iranian “Warriors” will “rain down hell” if the United States chooses war. OANN
The Supreme Court on Monday disbarred Larry Klayman, founder of Judicial Watch and Freedom Watch, from practicing law before the high court. Washington Times
The Supreme Court on Monday vacated a lower court decision that found transgender women inmates could refuse to be searched by male prison guards. Washington Times
Forecasts show freezing temperatures and potential snow throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic this week. Washington Times
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Houston police said an armed robbery suspect was shot and killed late Saturday after the victim's friend pulled his own gun on the thief. Washington Times
Democrat Scott Colom hasn't won Mississippi's U.S. Senate race, but the local prosecutor was welcomed as a historic figure Friday as he strolled through the Farish Street business district where civil rights leaders once organized. Washington Times
The Coast Guard said it prevented a MSC Cruises ship from leaving a Miami port because of mechanical issues aboard the vessel. Washington Times
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A Royal Caribbean cruise ship pianist was rescued after an estimated nine hours treading water in the Pacific Ocean, nearly 20 miles off the coast of Southern California. Washington Times
Voters have sent a strong election-year message to the new Democratic congressional majority and President Donald Trump: Repair the damage inflation has done to the economy. Washington Times
VOA VIEW: DEMS will act stupid.
GOP Rep. French Hill of Arkansas was noncommittal about whether he would support an impeachment push against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. CBS
The Trump administration is unlikely to scale back its aggressive crackdown on illegal immigration following the results of the midterm elections, multiple U.S. officials told CBS News, citing the elevation of Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff. CBS
She was the fastest ocean liner in history. But the jet age took the SS United States out of service, and she wound up docked in Philadelphia for nearly 30 years. Now, she's scheduled to be scuttled off Florida, to become the world's largest artificial reef. CBS
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One person was killed and at least a dozen others injured when a driver suspected of being impaired struck a group of more than 40 cyclists in North Carolina, authorities said. CBS
Many Americans plan to cut back on necessities during the holidays. CBS
Trump tied avoiding renewed U.S. strikes to progress in talks over Iran’s nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz. CNBC
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Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., who is likely the next House speaker, has made clear that ending President Trump's tariffs is one of Democrats' top priorities. CNBC
VOA VIEW: Anajor mistake.
Democrats have vowed to investigate both President Donald Trump's White House and businesses that have worked with the administration. CNBC
Democratic socialists had their best showing yet at the polls. The problem: Most U.S. voters don't actually like socialism. CNBC
A small plane making an emergency landing on a North Fort Myers road, clipping a pickup truck as it touches down on the asphalt. FOX News
Mitchell Gaff admitted to six rapes during state evaluations, yet a court later freed him. DNA evidence now ties him to two 1984 Everett murders. FOX News
Border Patrol agents found 550 vacuum-sealed packages of suspected cocaine in two vehicles just three minutes apart at the San Clemente checkpoint. FOX News
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Russian attacks on Ukraine's electric grid have left more than 600,000 people without power in southeastern Ukraine, according to power company DTEK. UPI
VOA VIEW: Russia is looking for trouble.
Paraguayan President Santiago Peña was removed from office and placed under house arrest Friday amid a banking crisis. UPI
A U.S. Postal Service employee in Iowa was charged with attempted murder Friday following a shooting that injured three people downtown Des Moines. UPI
Iran said it has executed three men accused of working with Israel and the United States during nationwide protests against the government in January. UPI
VOA VIEW: Iran should be divested.
U.S. stocks ended mixed Friday as technology shares recovered from the previous day's steep sell-off, lifting the Nasdaq Composite more than 1%. UPI
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A Venezuelan man accused of creating malware used to steal millions of dollars from ATMs across the United States pleaded not guilty in a Nebraska federal court. He should be hit hard.
Anibal Alexander Canelon Aguirre, 50, also known as "Prometheus" and "The Engineer," was captured after being added to the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list in March. He was the first alleged cybercriminal and the 540th person to be added to the list. Canelon Aguirre is accused of being a leader of a widespread ATM "jackpotting" operation connected to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.
ATM jackpotting is when hackers use malware to force cash machines to dispense money without taking it from a bank account. Prosecutors said Canelon Aguirre developed a type of malware called Ploutus that was used in the attacks. The software included protections meant to make it difficult for investigators to analyze and could delete itself from an ATM to hide evidence of the attack.
The operation targeted or carried out attacks in 47 states, Washington, D.C., and several foreign countries, according to the Justice Department. So far, 120 people have been charged in Nebraska in connection with the alleged scheme. Federal investigators have tied the operation to Tren de Aragua, which the Trump administration designated a foreign terrorist organization. Authorities said the gang has used ATM jackpotting as another source of revenue alongside crimes that include drug and firearms trafficking, kidnapping, robbery and extortion.
Canelon Aguirre was indicted in December on charges of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, bank burglary and computer fraud, money laundering and providing material support to terrorists. The bank fraud charge carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison. He will remain in federal custody while awaiting trial.
