Day: November 29, 2025
SC sets rules for arresting fugitives
The Supreme Court (SC) has set clear procedures and criteria for declaring an accused person a fugitive from justice.
Pope Leo tours Istanbul’s famous Blue Mosque, declines to pray alongside imam
Pope Leo XIV tours Istanbul’s Blue Mosque but declines to pray, surprising Vatican officials who had to correct official records of the historic visit.
JONATHAN TURLEY: Wasserman Schultz blames Trump, guns for DC attack, but spares Biden
Rep. Wasserman Schultz sparks outrage by blaming Trump for National Guard shooting instead of the actual attacker in controversial CNN interview.
Digital isolation is crushing young men — fraternities hold a proven solution
Young men face a mental health crisis with 57% rating wellbeing as poor. Research shows fraternity communities offer proven solutions to combat isolation.
Dogs for diabetes patients detect deadly blood sugar crashes before medical devices, families claim
Diabetic alert dogs detect blood sugar changes up to 30 minutes before glucose monitors, offering real-time protection for people that technology can’t match. One child’s dog is a lifesaver.
Watchdog group hits Letitia James with bar complaint after federal judge tosses case
A conservative-aligned watchdog group has filed a bar complaint urging an investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James.
Inside NORAD’s holiday command: How the same team that tracks Santa guards North America
NORAD’s Santa tracker uses military radar and satellites protecting North America to follow Santa’s Christmas Eve journey in a nearly 70-year tradition.
Afghan national admitted via Operation Allies Welcome charged with making terroristic threat, DHS says
An Afghan national was arrested after posting a video indicating he was building a bomb with an intended target in Fort Worth area, Homeland Security said.
Nearly 2 in 3 Americans now say college degrees aren’t worth the financial cost, survey finds
A new survey reveals a dramatic shift, as two-thirds of Americans now believe college degrees aren’t worth the cost, marking a major change from a decade ago.
Stanford hires NFL assistant to be head coach
Stanford hired Tavita Pritchard, the Washington Commanders quarterbacks coach and former quarterback for the school, to be its new head coach.
