Georgia Representative Pushes to End H-1B Visa Program, Sparking Debate A bill put forth by Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene seeks to eliminate the H-1B visa program, a move intended to prioritize American workers. The proposal has ignited discussion about the balance between attracting global talent and ensuring job opportunities for citizens here at home. Under the proposed legislation, the H-1B visa program would be phased out entirely, with one exception: a limited number of 10,000 visas annually for medical professionals.

Rock and Roll Legend David Coverdale Retires David Coverdale, the voice behind the rock band Whitesnake, has announced his retirement after a long career. At 74, Coverdale shared a video message with his fans, marking the end of an era. Coverdale, known for his time with Deep Purple and Whitesnake, joked about hanging up his "rock 'n' roll platform shoes and my skintight jeans." He expressed gratitude to everyone who supported him, including musicians, crew, fans, and family.

Kyiv, Ukraine – A scandal involving millions of dollars in misused funds at Ukraine's state nuclear energy company has brought Tymur Mindich into the spotlight. Before this, Mindich was a figure who worked behind the scenes, known to many but rarely talked about publicly. Mindich's close ties to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy have raised concerns about his growing influence in key industries.

Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte has indicated that the agency is considering the introduction of portable mortgages. This type of mortgage would allow homeowners to transfer their existing loans when moving to a new home, potentially keeping their current interest rates rather than taking out a new loan at current market rates. The goal of portable mortgages is to stimulate a sluggish housing market.

text Florida State Football Player Makes Emotional Return After Shooting Tallahassee, FL - Ethan Pritchard, a football player for Florida State University, shared a touching moment with his teammates at practice on Friday. This visit marked his return after a challenging period of recovery from a gunshot wound to the back of his head. The incident occurred in late August, just a day after the Seminoles achieved a significant victory against the Alabama Crimson Tide.

A young boy in Nevada, just 11 years old, has died following a road rage incident. The sad event happened on November 14th while the boy's stepfather was driving him to school. Police say the trouble began around 7:30 in the morning. The drivers of two cars got into an argument after one tried to pass the other on the side of the road.

New Film Explores Government's Handling of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena For years, reports of strange objects in the sky have been made by military personnel, radar operators, and everyday Americans. These sightings, often dismissed or kept secret, are now the focus of a new documentary seeking to shed light on what people are really seeing. Dan Farah, the director of "The Age of Disclosure," recently discussed his film, which investigates a supposed decades-long cover-up of non-human intelligence and a global race to understand advanced technologies potentially not of this world.

Border Security Official Defends Enforcement Amid Criticism Washington, D.C. - A top border security official is standing firm on the importance of enforcing immigration laws, pushing back against recent criticism of the current administration's approach to border security and deportation. Tom Homan, a leading voice on border issues, addressed reporters at the White House on Friday, responding to concerns raised by some regarding the government's immigration policies.

Airlines See Relief as Flight Cuts Ease After Government Reopens The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is easing restrictions on flights after the government shutdown ended, which caused staffing issues among air traffic controllers. On Friday, the FAA announced that airlines will need to cut only 3% of their scheduled flights at 40 major airports, starting Saturday morning. This is down from the 6% reduction that was put in place earlier.

A New Jersey Man's Death Highlights Concerns About Modern Health and Food The recent death of a 47-year-old pilot from New Jersey has sparked discussions about a rare condition and broader issues related to health, food safety, and even government overreach. The man reportedly died from complications related to alpha-gal syndrome (AGS), an allergic reaction to red meat triggered by the bite of a lone star tick. According to reports, the man experienced severe gastrointestinal distress after eating steak and later collapsed and died after consuming a hamburger. While his case is the first documented death directly attributed to AGS, it raises important questions about public health awareness and the potential impact of environmental factors on our well-being.

Kate Gosselin, known for the reality show "Jon & Kate Plus 8," is sharing her approach to Christmas budgeting as a single mother of eight. She emphasizes the importance of careful planning, especially in challenging financial times. Gosselin explained on social media that she starts each November by asking her children for detailed gift lists, complete with specific information like sizes, colors, and prices, to take advantage of holiday sales.

Trump Administration Adjusts Tariffs to Ease Burden on American Families WASHINGTON - President Trump announced Friday a targeted rollback of certain tariffs on imported goods like beef, coffee, and tropical fruits. This move aims to provide relief to American families facing rising costs, while still prioritizing American jobs and trade deals that benefit the nation. The President acknowledged that tariffs "may, in some cases" contribute to higher consumer prices, but emphasized that other countries have largely absorbed these costs. This targeted rollback is designed to fine-tune the existing tariff strategy, ensuring it protects American industries without unduly burdening families at the grocery store.

The White House has recently revealed a new trade agreement framework involving the United States, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein. This deal proposes to lower tariffs on Swiss imports from a high 39% to a more manageable 15%, while also encouraging Swiss companies to invest around $200 billion in the U.S. by 2028, with a significant portion of this expected by 2026. In a notable exchange, Switzerland and Liechtenstein will eliminate tariffs on various American products, including industrial goods, seafood, and certain fruits. Furthermore, they will set quotas for American beef, bison, and poultry, addressing previous barriers to U.S.

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A bus driver in Australia will stay in prison for a long time after a terrible accident. Brett Andrew Button was driving a bus full of wedding guests in June 2023 when he crashed. Ten people died, and 25 others were hurt. The crash happened near Greta, New South Wales. Button had taken a lot of pain medicine before driving. The medicine was a strong painkiller called Tramadol.

Medicaid Reforms: A Closer Look at the Debate Recent discussions about changes to the Medicaid program have sparked debate. Democrats have criticized Republican-led reforms, suggesting they are designed to benefit the wealthy at the expense of those relying on Medicaid. However, Republicans and conservative health experts argue these changes are being misrepresented and actually improve the program. The core argument from conservatives is that the reforms aim to ensure Medicaid is serving its original purpose: to support those who are not expected to be in the workforce, such as individuals with disabilities, pregnant women, children, and seniors.

The BBC Apologizes to President Trump After Misleading Edit The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has issued a formal apology to President Donald Trump following the discovery of a documentary that contained misleading edits of a speech he gave on January 6, 2021. Lawyers representing President Trump argued that a clip from the 2024 "Panorama" documentary series was defamatory and presented a false narrative.

Charlotte Weighs Response to Potential Federal Immigration Enforcement Charlotte, N.C. – Local leaders in Charlotte are preparing for potential federal immigration enforcement actions in the city. Concerns have been raised about the nature and scope of these actions, with some officials expressing reservations. While details remain unclear, the possibility of increased enforcement has sparked debate about the role of federal immigration authorities and the rights of residents.

James Van Der Beek, known for his roles in "Dawson’s Creek" and "Varsity Blues," is offering fans a unique opportunity to own a piece of his legacy. The actor is auctioning off props, costumes, and memorabilia from his long career, with all the money raised going towards his fight against cancer. Van Der Beek, age 48, is working with Propstore for an auction scheduled for December 5–7, 2025.

The housing market is facing challenges as mortgage rates continue to rise. According to Freddie Mac, the average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage went up slightly to 6.24%, marking a small increase from the previous week’s 6.22%. Just a year ago, this rate was significantly higher at 6.78%. Real estate expert Anthony Smith, from Realtor.com, noted that the market is experiencing a notable pause.

U.S. Launches Operation Southern Spear to Combat Drug Networks Washington D.C. – In a move to protect American communities, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the start of Operation Southern Spear. This new mission will focus on dismantling dangerous drug and terror groups operating in Latin America. Hegseth stated that U.S. Southern Command and Joint Task Force Southern Spear will lead this important effort. The goal is to stop the flow of illegal drugs into the United States and keep our country safe. "This mission defends our Homeland... and secures our Homeland from the drugs that are killing our people," Hegseth said.

The recent release of documents by the House Oversight Committee shines new light on the connections of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. These documents, including emails spanning from 2009 to just before his 2019 arrest, reveal a broad network of relationships with people across the political and social spectrum. Epstein, who died in jail while facing sex trafficking charges, maintained contact with figures from Steve Bannon, a former advisor to President Trump, to academics like Noam Chomsky.

A Federal Judge Orders Release of Detainees in Illinois A federal judge has ordered the release of over 300 individuals who were detained during a recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation in Illinois. The operation, dubbed "Operation Midway Blitz," was initiated to target illegal aliens with criminal records residing in the state. The operation was launched in September in remembrance of Katie Abraham, who tragically lost her life in a drunk driving incident caused by an illegal alien, Julio Cucul-Bol, in Illinois.

Mark Wahlberg's daughter, Grace, is healing up after a horseback riding accident. The actor, known for "The Family Plan 2," shared that Grace is eager to get back in the saddle. He mentioned that while horseback riding is a "very dangerous sport," Grace is deeply passionate about it. She was worried that her parents might think it's too risky, but her dedication is clear.

The 2026 Latin Grammy Awards celebrated music and heritage, with a focus on honoring artists who uplift their communities. Bad Bunny was a big winner, taking home the Album of the Year award for "Debí Tirar Más Fotos," a record he dedicated to Puerto Rico. He also won awards for best música urbana album and song. His success highlights the importance of artists staying true to their roots and celebrating their culture.