The art of the Capitol Hill chase with Manu RajuCNN's Manu Raju has perfected the art of chasing down officials at the Capitol to get answers to tough questions. Take a look at his 2025 year in asking tough questions of lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
The art of the Capitol Hill chase with Manu RajuCNN's Manu Raju has perfected the art of chasing down officials at the Capitol to get answers to tough questions. Take a look at his 2025 year in asking tough questions of lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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'It sounds like a dragon': Bear living under house won't leave A homeowner in Altadena, California, says it's terrifying to have the bear live in the crawl space under his home.
Military families get accustomed to this pattern: You plan and the United States Armed Forces makes you go back to the drawing board. She was counting on the fertility coverage in the defense bill. Deady, who also works as the community support director of Building Military Families Network, a nonprofit for military families experiencing difficulties with fertility, rejects the position. Republican Rep. Jennifer Kiggans, who represents a large number of military families in her Virginia district, which includes Virginia Beach and areas around Norfolk, the largest naval base in the country, said that “Military families already sacrifice so much in service to our nation. For many military families struggling with infertility, choosing between the two feels like a sacrifice they shouldn’t have to make.
ABC News Live Prime: Monday, December 29, 2025 States of emergency in effect as winter storm sweeps East; President Trump meets with Prime Minister Netanyahu at Mar-a-Lago; the 19 states about to get a minimum wage hike.
Dr. Ian Smith’s tips to overcome weight loss roadblocks The bestselling author joins “GMA” to share weigh loss and diet tips from his new book, “The Last 15.”
- David Paul Morris/Bloomberg NewsWalmart experienced an outage Tuesday morning, leaving thousands of customers unable to access the retailer’s mobile app and website. More than 6,500 users reported outages shortly after 7 a.m. Most Read from The Wall Street JournalSome users reported difficulties with or an inability to checkout, according to Downdetector. “We experienced a brief outage early this morning, all systems were quickly restored,” a Walmart spokesperson said. “If using the website, try clearing your cache and cookies.”Write to Connor Hart at Connor.Hart@wsj.comMost Read from The Wall Street Journal
Saudi-Led Strike in Yemen Signals Worsening Rift With U.A.E. A Saudi-led coalition said it had targeted an arms shipment in Yemen bound for a separatist group backed by the United Arab Emirates. The Emirates denied that the shipment included weapons. By Nader IbrahimDecember 30, 2025
Crystal Palace emerged as one of the contenders for a potential January transfer, along with other clubs such as Everton and Bournemouth. Ornstein posted on Bluesky this morning that Spurs and Palace have reached a transfer agreement in the amount of £35m for Johnson, Spurs’ leading scorer last season. Johnson, however, has options and has not yet made up his mind as to where he wants to go. Johnson has been Crystal Palace’s top target in the January transfer window, and a move to Palace might be a pretty good place for him to land, if he does leave. Johnson, notably, scored the only goal in the Europa League final, a game in which he was otherwise marginalized.
A new CNN documentary is touching on actor Chevy Chase’s near-fatal health scare a few years ago. In “I’m Chevy Chase and You’re Not,” which premieres Jan. 1, more details are revealed regarding the “National Lampoon Vacation” star’s hospital stay in 2021. In the documentary, it’s revealed that Chase suffered from heart failure and then spent over a week in a coma. His heart stops,” Chase’s wife, Jayni Chase, says in “I’m Chevy Chase and You’re Not,” according to Variety. “She said, ‘I’m going to have to put this in here.’ And he said, ‘That’s what she said.’ ” Caley recounted.
Tyson Foods: A Chronological History of Growth, Power, and Controversy (1935–2025)1935Founded in ArkansasJohn W. Tyson starts hauling chickens during the Great Depression, laying the foundation for what would become Tyson Foods. The Origins of Tyson Foods: From Chicken Hauler to ProcessorTyson Foods was founded in 1935 by John W. Tyson in Springdale, Arkansas. Tyson Foods Brands and Consumer ProductsToday, Tyson Foods owns and markets a wide range of brands across retail and foodservice channels. Financial Performance and Tyson Foods in 2025As of 2025, Tyson Foods remains profitable but faces uneven performance across its segments. Related: Tyson Foods Under Fire: Labor, Environmental, and Corporate Controversies ExplainedTyson Foods: A Chronological History of Growth, Power, and Controversy (1935–2025)When was Tyson Foods founded?
Over the course of the year, Kennedy’s actions have alarmed public health experts, medical associations and current and former health officials, who say he is eroding trust in science and dismantling confidence in long-standing public health measures. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismantled major parts of the nation’s public health system in his first year as Secretary of Health. As secretary, Kennedy brought in fierce critics of the public health covid response and federal health agencies more broadly. Public health and medical experts say the turnover in staff and leadership has hollowed out the federal government’s scientific capacity to anticipate and respond to health threats. As Kennedy upended the public health workforce, he leaned into his more broadly popular messaging around overhauling the food industry.
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Fridge-less apartments dotting the pricey California rental market will soon be a head-scratching relic. Beginning Jan. 1, landlords will be required to provide all apartments with a working stove and refrigerator thanks to a new state law. There is not a clear reason why, and the mysterious trend is largely region-locked to Los Angeles and Orange counties. But California law previously required only plumbing, heat and certain other utilities be available. Tenants can still bring their own refrigerator and stove if they please, but they will be on the hook for maintenance if they do.
By Nicholas Kristof / The New York TimesThis is the season when I customarily argue that the year just ending has been the best in human history. The year 2025 was a setback for humanity; and unfortunately, the United States is a reason for the retreat. A starting point is to gain perspective and acknowledge that in the arc of human history, we’re still in good shape. While 2025 wasn’t the best year in human history, measured by child mortality, it was one of the five best years ever. This wasn’t the best year in human history.
