David Muir spotlights communities helping neighbors and pets after winter storm From first responders to everyday Americans, David Muir spotlights the good Samaritans helping their communities and rescuing pets in this brutal cold and snow.
Senate Democrats say they've struck a deal to avert partial government shutdown Senate Democrats say a deal has been reached to avoid a partial government shutdown. President Trump urges Republicans to vote for it.
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Deadly accident in Colorado involving van carrying youth hockey team and snow plow The driver of the van was killed and eight others injured, including a juvenile who was airlifted to a trauma center with critical injuries.
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We are all moving onward to the 2026 college football season, and in the dead of winter, that means we are looking at early point spreads. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish open the season with a Shamrock Series game inside the home of the Green Bay Packers, Lambeau Field, to take on the Wisconsin Badgers. The Badgers are having a tough couple of years under head coach Luke Fickell, while the Irish are currently the betting odds favorite to win the national championship next season at +650. Currently the Irish are -16.5 against Wisconsin, but opened at -19.5. That nearly 20 point spread was destined to drop quickly, and it did, but there’s still a long way to go from here to week one of the college football season.
They have come out in staunch opposition to the latest Homeland Security funding measure in Congress. They stalled Department of Homeland Security funding in the Senate and pushed the impeachment of Secretary Kristi Noem in the House. The compromise would allow lawmakers to fund large parts of the federal government while giving them more time to negotiate new restrictions for immigration agents. All Senate Democrats and seven Senate Republicans blocked passage of the broader spending package earlier Thursday. Even if Democrats block Homeland Security funding after the two-week deal expires, immigration operations would not stop.
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune told reporters as he left the Capitol, “I hope we can get these issues resolved. GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham told reporters that he is one of the senators blocking the deal, though Thune noted that Graham is not the only Republican with concerns. This comes after President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social in favor of the Senate moving forward with their agreement. However, Graham told reporters on Thursday night that the Senate Ethics Committee informed him that he cannot benefit financially from this measure. I want notification,” he told reporters.
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AI sign displayed on a screen and Anthropic logo displayed on a phone screen are seen in this illustration photo taken in Krakow, Poland on December 26, 2025. The company’s position on how its AI tools can be used has intensified disagreements between it and the Trump Administration, details of which have not been previously reported. A spokesperson for the department, which the Trump administration renamed the Department of War, did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Anthropic has long focused on U.S. national security at the same time as its executives have aimed to delineate responsible use. That has drawn conflict with the Trump administration, Semafor has previously reported.
Similarly, there has been no disclosure of a recent phone call between Trump and Putin by either side. Thank you, President Trump!” Zelenskyy wrote on social media. Every single Russian strike does.”According to both Ukrainian and outside observers, Russia has attacked Ukraine every single night this month. “Trump keeps begging Putin to stop humiliating him,” said Robert Kagan, a Brookings Institution analyst who served in the State Department under Ronald Reagan. Trump had said he would be upset if Putin did not agree to a ceasefire at the summit.
The message is clear: There’s a playbook for how most Americans perceive what’s happening in Minneapolis with the government’s overreach of power. But Black and brown communities have been here before. The result was exploding incarceration rates, militarized police forces and the systematic targeting of Black and brown communities, both in America and across the world. AdvertisementNow, in Minneapolis, we are seeing the latest iteration of this centuries-old playbook. It’d also only been two weeks since ICE officer Jonathan Ross shot and killed Renee Good, also 37, during an encounter in south Minneapolis on Jan. 7.
LOADING ERROR LOADINGDavid Axelrod, a former senior adviser to President Barack Obama, warned Democrats not to campaign on abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement. On CNN, Sanchez cited a new Fox News poll showing that public support for abolishing ICE has doubled since 2018, rising from 18% to 36%. When asked if Democrats should campaign on eliminating ICE, Axelrod slammed the idea, comparing to it to calls to defund the police. So I don’t think Democrats want to get into that again,” the former Obama adviser said. “If it means that we’re just going to abandon immigration enforcement, I don’t think Democrats or Republicans would support that in large numbers.”
