Coryn Clarke making TT proud – 10-year-old crowned St Kitts and Nevis’ Junior Calypso MonarchCoryn Clarke after she was crowned St Kitts and Nevis’ Junior Calypso Monarch on December 14. -Bavina SookdeoTrinidadians are making their mark across the globe, but for a 10-year-old to excel away from home, it is truly remarkable. Born in Trinidad and now living in St Kitts and Nevis, Coryn Anaya Clarke, a young author and literacy advocate, is the newly crowned Junior Calypso Monarch. About a year and a half ago, Clarke moved with her family to St Kitts and Nevis. Making new friends in St Kitts was easier than she expected.

Next winter storm on the way for the Midwest, Northeast KABC meteorologist Leslie Lopez reports on the next winter storm that could affect more than 40 million Americans in the Midwest to the Northeast.

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Zelenskyy meets with Trump for ongoing peace talks after Russian strikes on Kyiv On “This Week,” senior White House correspondent Selina Wang reports on Sunday’s meeting between Presidents Zelenskyy and Trump to end the war in Ukraine.

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Below is what moved the narrative over the last 48 hours, where META stock stands, and the key items investors may want on their radar before the next session. META stock price today: where shares left off FridayMETA stock was last quoted around $663.29, with Friday’s session ranging roughly between $661.39 and $668.70. Meta’s market capitalization stands near $1.85 trillion, and the stock is valued at roughly 31x earnings based on the latest market data snapshot. The last 24–48 hours: the headlines investors are digesting1) New York warning-label law targets “addictive” social media featuresOne of the most direct, near-term regulatory headlines for Meta came out of New York. [4]Why this matters for META stock: Meta’s core apps—Instagram and Facebook in particular—have historically relied on algorithmic ranking, recommendation systems, and engagement loops that regulators increasingly view through a youth-safety lens.

7.0 magnitude earthquake strikes TaiwanFootage captured the moment a mother carried her child to safety after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan. The quake hit the northeastern coastal city of Yilan on Saturday and it was felt across Taiwan including the city of Taipei, the island’s weather administration said, with no immediate reports of major damage.

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I walked into the ramen shop already carrying a diagnosis: bipolar II disorder, with psychotic features. At the ramen shop, all I had to do was take orders, carry hot bowls of ramen, smile at customers and wipe tables. However, when you have bipolar disorder, feeling good isn’t always a comfort. I remember crying, screaming, and begging my mom not to make me go to a mental health facility. I don’t know how long I will work at the ramen shop, but whether it’s temporary or more long term doesn’t matter.

Everything you need to solve 'Connections' #931. The NYT Connections puzzle today is not too difficult to solve if you're a dog lover. If you just want to be told today's puzzle, you can jump to the end of this article for today's Connections solution. Then give these a try:Yellow: Packing casesGreen: FrozenBlue: Part of a timepiecePurple: Canine breedsHere are today's Connections categoriesNeed a little extra help? This is your last chance to turn back and solve today's puzzle before we reveal the solutions.

The president’s righteous strike against Islamic State targets in Nigeria is a reminder that America is capable of much more. Having lost the territory they once controlled in Iraq and Syria, the terror groups have found fertile soil in West Africa. The Islamic State’s history shows that when the group establishes a stable presence, it’s only a matter of time before it looks to wreak havoc around the world. It’s tempting to want to pretend that the chaos in West Africa isn’t an American problem, but the world isn’t that simple. The Pentagon has also been considering merging Africa Command back into European Command, which it spun off from in 2008.

The chatbot encouraged Adam to call 988 - a national suicide lifeline - 74 times between December and April. The company’s claims will be put to the test as more people turn to chatbots for intimate discussions, mental health experts say. That suggests chatbot providers like OpenAI could be “the largest providers of mental health in America,” he said. The attorneys also provided an estimate of how long Adam used ChatGPT each day, based on message time stamps. - - -Graphics:https://washingtonpost.com/documents/15c23ff9-db33-41fa-b96e-9c7a3bb2da2d.pdfhttps://washingtonpost.com/documents/67d77933-e3ec-4f4d-94fd-9fc286a6f3bf.pdfhttps://washingtonpost.com/documents/4a60dd2a-b186-40d2-b920-e43694668a77.pdfHelp Nitasha Tiku report on mental health and AI by contacting her securely on Signal at nitasha.10.

In an age of energy-hungry data centers, countries around the world have raced to install solar panels and wind turbines. One unexpected bottleneck: aging electricity grids that can’t handle the power. In the U.S., decades-old transmission lines have been blamed for hindering the rollout of new energy projects. Meanwhile, China’s rollout of ultrahigh-voltage transmission lines is now seen as giving it an edge in the artificial-intelligence race. But it didn’t build the transmission lines needed to move all that clean energy around.

The night was warm and muggy over New Castle Air Force Base in Delaware, the kind of heat that clung to the metal skins of the alert fighter jets lined along the runway. Bettmann Archive/Getty Images“I have no idea what the Air Force is doing,” Ruppelt told the reporter. The Air Force found itself flooded with telegrams, letters and calls from the public demanding information. By afternoon, with the demand for clarity reaching a fever pitch, Air Force Director of Intelligence Maj. Gen. John Samford convened the largest and longest Air Force news conference since World War II. The mystery persistsThe authoritative tone from the Air Force panel seemed to placate the press, even though officials never actually offered a definitive explanation.

JD Vance is Republicans’ 2028 pace carWOLF: Democrats will have a wide-open field with no clear leader in 2028. BRADNER: I’m not sure President Trump is actually joking. He is attached to President Trump for all four years. Who do you think Republicans view as the most likely non-White-House Republican that could make a run against somebody like Vance? And then I think political moves that are designed to allow potential presidential candidates to stake out some of their own ground, the way (California Gov.)