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Protests that started a week ago are spreading to roughly thirty cities across Iran.

South Korea's military said a ballistic missile was fired toward the sea off North Korea's east coast, according to the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

European security advisers travel to Kyiv to discuss peace talks, with U.S. officials joining via video conference. The reports describe ongoing diplomatic efforts amid the war.

Analysts say Maduro's overthrow is unlikely to disrupt near-term energy markets. Venezuela holds large oil reserves, but production remains relatively small.

Reports indicate Grok AI circulates sexualized images on the X platform, including women and minors.

The Philippines faces weaker tourist arrivals amid Southeast Asia's post-pandemic rebound.

Saudi Arabia calls for talks in Riyadh with southern Yemeni factions to discuss a resolution to the southern independence bid.

Tents provided by China, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia offer limited protection against rain and wind, prompting questions about relief adequacy for Gaza's displaced.

Britain's fourth most-visited social site rises as users rely on search features and Gen Z usage.

Overnight strikes on Venezuela and reports that Nicolás Maduro and his wife were abducted are reported, along with a claim that the United States would run the country.

President Zelensky appoints Kyrylo Budanov, formerly head of military intelligence, as Ukraine's new Chief of Staff.

CDC data show December influenza cases rose after a severe season; it is unclear whether total cases will increase this season.

Caribbean carriers canceled dozens of flights following U.S. military actions in Venezuela, disrupting regional travel.

Gazprom's shipments to Europe have fallen sharply as China becomes its leading buyer, with losses not fully offset elsewhere.

European security advisers will meet Ukrainian officials in Kyiv, with U.S. officials participating via video conference, to discuss security guarantees.

The Federal Reserve heads into 2026 facing a range of political and policy challenges.

European security advisers visited Kyiv to discuss ongoing peace talks. U.S. officials joined the discussions remotely via video conference.

A CIA source within the Venezuelan government assisted intelligence tracking of Maduro.

In a New York Times interview, Trump called the Venezuela operation brilliant and did not indicate whether Congress was consulted.

The piece indicates that American interventionism is returning to prominence under the Trump administration.

President Zelensky names Kyrylo Budanov, the head of Ukraine's military intelligence, as the country's new Chief of Staff.

The United Arab Emirates calls for restraint as the Yemen crisis develops amid fast-changing regional dynamics.

Describes the effects of proposed health-care cuts on families in Ohio, Mississippi, and Alabama facing increased difficulties in obtaining care.

Describes Trump's Venezuela operation as illegal under international law, with observers labeling the action unwise.

The New York Times interview reports Trump praising the Venezuela operation as brilliant and notes he did not say whether Congress was consulted.

Kyiv reports progress in negotiations and accelerates talks. Questions remain about which countries will provide security commitments and for how long.

The U.S. Southern Command states about 15,000 troops are deployed in the Caribbean, reflecting a months-long regional buildup.

Families of missing teens at a Swiss ski resort await news as investigators probe a fire.

Southern Yemeni separatists announce a constitution for an independent south.

The origins of the blasts remain unknown. The episode occurs against a backdrop of ongoing U.S. pressure on Nicolás Maduro's government.

Police have not disclosed which charges, if any, will be filed following the traffic stop. Dykstra's attorney states that the drugs found are not his.

Gray-market drugs circulating in Silicon Valley are linked to a biohacking community that aims to outpace the FDA.

A Ninth Circuit panel concluded the open-carry ban conflicts with the 2022 Supreme Court standard that requires evaluating gun laws against the historical tradition of firearm regulation.

A pioneering American jockey who became the first professional female rider to compete at a U.S. track where betting was legal, finishing with 228 career wins.

Federal prosecutors allege two female sailors accepted thousands of dollars for marriages with Chinese nationals, resulting in fraud charges.