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On Sunday afternoon, an avalanche hit Lincoln County, Wyoming, taking the 31-year-old Nicholas Bringhost with it. Nicholas was snowmobiling when he was caught in an avalanche with no escape, where the cell toers reported an accident, and when the emergency services were called, they found Nicholas. After attempting CPR, they deduced that he died from the impact of the avalanche that hit him.

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Man dies after being caught in avalanche while snowmobiling

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A Utah man was found dead after being caught in an avalanche Sunday afternoon in Lincoln County, Wyoming, authorities said.

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The Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was taken into custody but the US, they were later put into federal court. In the meantime, the US is running Venezuela. Cuba later became outraged and started saying that the US has no moral authority. In response, they need to make a deal with the US, before it escalates. They have cut oil trades to Cuba too. US citizens are also being ordered to leave, as cars are being searched by armed militias are checked for American citizenship.

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Venezuela live updates: Cuban president says US has 'no moral authority'

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U.S. President Trump on Sunday posted on his social media platform saying Cuba should make a deal with the U.S. "before it is too late."

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Michael McKee, a man living in Ohio, was arrested after being closely connected to the double murder of his ex-wife and her new husband. After the double murder of the two, detectives Michael linked to a car caught on a camera during the shooting. He was later arrested later after police found him in that same vehicle someplace in Illinois.

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Ex-husband arrested in connection with double murder of Ohio dentist, wife

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A man has been arrested in the double murder of his ex-wife and her dentist husband just before the new year, according to court records.

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On Wednesday, an ICE agent fatally shot 37-year-old Renne Good. They said she was using her car as a weapon, driving towards the ICE agent and attempting to injure the agent. The mayor of Minneapolis said ¨This was an agent recklessly using power that resulted in somebody dying -- getting killed.¨ The ICE agents got out of their car, and instead of trying to de-escalate the situation, they went up and tried to get her out of her car. She turned her wheel to the opposite side of the agent, and he shot multiple shots at her vehicle. She was killed instantly, and her car kept going, which caused a crash down the street. She was a mother of 3 and was huge into singing and writing poetry.

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Minneapolis ICE shooting live updates: Officer identified through court records

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Tensions are flaring in Minneapolis after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer fatally shot a 37-year-old woman on Wednesday.

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Long recognized as a skill used by toddlers who are learning to understand language, scientists have discovered that a rare subset of “genius dogs” has also mastered the art of eavesdropping to decode human communication.

“We found that these dogs can learn the names of new toys when they listen to their owners interact between them,” Shany Doror, a postdoctoral researcher at the Veterinary University in Vienna and Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest, told ABC News. “So, they can kind of eavesdrop on their owners' conversation, pick up new words, and new object labels from this.”

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A rare group of ‘genius dogs’ can learn new words by eavesdropping: Study

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Scientists have discovered that a rare subset of “genius dogs” has mastered the art of eavesdropping to decode human communication.

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strike as those in the medical field work more paid less

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Thousands of New York City nurses set to strike amid contract disputes

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Nearly 16,000 nurses to join union-led strike on Monday to demand large hospitals across NYC ‘put patients over profit’

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On Wednesday morning, ICE was going to help get another ICE car out of the snow on the way to an enforcement operation, when protesters had arrived and prevented them from leaving the scene. Renee Nicole Good was parked diagonally in the road, so an officer went to the front of the car. Then Renee puts her car in reverse, and ICE moves to the front-left side of the car. Good puts her wheels away from the officer and starts to drive away as the ICE officer rings out shots into her car. A few hours later, Trump responds to the situation, saying that "It is hard to believe the ICE officer is alive."

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Minneapolis ICE shooting: A minute-by-minute timeline of how Renee Nicole Good died

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ABC News’ frame-by-frame review of video from Wednesday’s ICE shooting in Minneapolis examines what happened before, during, and after the incident.

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A 56-year-old Minnesota woman has died after a shark attack in the U.S. Virgin Islands. There were multiple calls about her being bitten while in the water. During the attack, she lost her arm. When emergency services arrived at the scene, they believed that there was another victim, but they found no other body. The injuries that she sustained caused her to die at the hospital. The investigation remains ongoing.

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Minnesota woman dead after suspected shark attack in US Virgin Islands

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A 56-year-old Minnesota woman has died after a suspected shark attack Thursday afternoon at Dorsch Beach in the U.S. Virgin Islands, according to police.

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In Minneapolis after a woman was shot and killed by an ice agent citizens are enraged. The officer claimed that Renee attempted to run over ice agents and responded by shooting her in self defense. Secretary Kristi Noem stated that the car was a "deadly weapon" and that it was an "act of domestic terrorism". However the Mayor and Governor of Minneapolis disagree with this and believe that Renee wasn't driving towards the agents nor using her car as a weapon. Officials said they will keep up her memorial and keep the area around it clean to honor her. When the DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin was asked for the identity of the officer she responded with "He acted according to his training".

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Minneapolis ICE shooting live updates: Officer identified through court records

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Tensions are flaring in Minneapolis after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer fatally shot a 37-year-old woman on Wednesday.

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Two people were injured in a shooting involving federal agents in Portland. The Department of Homeland Security stated that the shooting took place during a targeted stop on two people who were allegedly affiliated with the Tren de Aragua gang. The DHS have also stated that when the agents identified themselves, the driver weaponized his car and attempted to run over the agents. The mayor of Portland has called on ICE to cease all operations until a full investigation can be conducted.

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2 shot by federal agents in Portland: Sources

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Two people were shot by federal agents in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday, local and federal sources told ABC News.

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On Friday, Luigi Mangione returns to the Manhattan federal court- where he will be getting the death penalty if convicted of stalking and killing Brian Thompson on the street in New York 2024. The appearance involved a three week hearing where Mangione tried to convince the judge to exclude critical evidence that was found in his backpack by the police. Prosecutors said there was no need for a hearing in the federal case. Others are still actively pushing for the death penalty while Mangione is defending himself from in and not pleading guilty.

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Luigi Mangione returns on Friday to Manhattan federal court, where prosecutors have said they would seek the death penalty if he's convicted of stalking and killing UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson on a New York City sidewalk in 2024.

The appearance follows a three-week hearing in state court during which Mangione tried to convince the judge to exclude some of the critical evidence police said they found in his backpack, including writings and the alleged murder weapon.

Prosecutors said in a letter Thursday no such hearing is necessary in the federal case.

"The Government searched the contents of the defendant's notebook pursuant to a judicially authorized search warrant that expressly covered, among other things, handwritten materials, including notebook entries, contained within the defendant's backpack," prosecutor Sean Buckley wrote.

"To the extent that the defendant now seeks to challenge the validity of the Government's warrant -- an argument the defendant similarly did not make in either his moving or reply papers -- that argument would also fail on the merits because the warrant, which disclosed the initial search of the defendant's backpack by the Altoona Police Department, was supported by ample probable cause," wrote Buckley.

Earlier this week, prosecutors disputed a defense claim that Mangione should not face the death penalty because of a purported conflict of interest by Attorney General Pam Bondi.

The defense said Bondi is continuing to benefit from a 401k established while she worked at the lobbying firm Ballard Partners, which represents UnitedHealthcare.

Prosecutors said Ballard has made no contributions to her retirement plan since her Senate confirmation as attorney general, and argued that she stands to gain nothing from a "capital outcome" in the Mangione case.

Luigi Mangione attends an evidentiary hearing in the murder case of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, at the Manhattan Supreme Court in New York, December 18, 2025.

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"There is simply no factual basis for the assertion that outside corporate interests influenced the Attorney General's charging decision in any fashion. The defendant's insinuations otherwise rest on an inaccurate financial narrative," Buckley wrote.

Mangione, who has pleaded not guilty to federal charges, is also trying to fight the possibility of the death penalty by challenging one of the aggravating factors that makes him eligible.

Paresh Patel, an expert on the federal stalking statute who Mangione has added to his legal team, is expected to argue that stalking is not a crime of violence and, therefore, an improper predicate to making the case death penalty eligible.

Prosecutors say the defense is wrong.

"Volitional conduct by the defendant that simultaneously places the victim in reasonable fear of death or bodily injury and that proximately causes the victim's death necessarily involves the 'use, attempted use, or threatened use of physical force against the person or property of another,' thereby making the offenses charged in Counts Three and Four crimes of violence," Buckley argued.

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Luigi Mangione returns to federal court for pretrial hearing over potential death penalty

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Luigi Mangione returns Friday to federal court, where prosecutors say they'll seek the death penalty if he's convicted of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

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An avalanche of garbage and debris buried or trapped workers in low-slung buildings at a landfill in the Philippines. This resulted in the death of 1 person, a dozen people being injured, and 38 people being missing, according to officials on Friday. Dozens of rescuers retrieved 13 people alive overnight and were searching for the missing, still trapped after the mountain of garbage, earth, and debris collapsed on them Thursday afternoon in the village of Binaliw in Cebu City, officials and police said.

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Mound of garbage collapses at Philippine landfill, burying 38 people and killing 1

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Officials say an avalanche of garbage and debris buried or trapped workers at a landfill in the Philippines, killing one person, injuring a dozen and leaving 38 others missing

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A woman was visiting the U.S. Virgin Islands when a shark attacked her. Several people dialed 911, and police and marine units were sent to handle the situation. The lady had indeed been attacked and had lost an arm. Reports say there could have been a second victim, but they have not been found. The woman would later die from her injuries.

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Minnesota woman dead after suspected shark attack in US Virgin Islands

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A 56-year-old Minnesota woman has died after a suspected shark attack Thursday afternoon at Dorsch Beach in the U.S. Virgin Islands, according to police.

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Luigi Mangione is returning to trial today and prosecuters are saying that if he is guilty to stalking and killing the UnitedHealthcare CEO, he will get the death penalty. The thought of the death penalty made many angry and prosecutor Sean Buckley wrote, "There is simply no factual basis for the assertion that outside corporate interests influenced the Attorney General's charging decision in any fashion. The defendant's insinuations otherwise rest on an inaccurate financial narrative." Mangione has not pleaded guilty and is trying to defend himself from the death penalty while others are still pushing for it.

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Luigi Mangione returns on Friday to Manhattan federal court, where prosecutors have said they would seek the death penalty if he's convicted of stalking and killing UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson on a New York City sidewalk in 2024.

The appearance follows a three-week hearing in state court during which Mangione tried to convince the judge to exclude some of the critical evidence police said they found in his backpack, including writings and the alleged murder weapon.

Prosecutors said in a letter Thursday no such hearing is necessary in the federal case.

"The Government searched the contents of the defendant's notebook pursuant to a judicially authorized search warrant that expressly covered, among other things, handwritten materials, including notebook entries, contained within the defendant's backpack," prosecutor Sean Buckley wrote.

"To the extent that the defendant now seeks to challenge the validity of the Government's warrant -- an argument the defendant similarly did not make in either his moving or reply papers -- that argument would also fail on the merits because the warrant, which disclosed the initial search of the defendant's backpack by the Altoona Police Department, was supported by ample probable cause," wrote Buckley.

Earlier this week, prosecutors disputed a defense claim that Mangione should not face the death penalty because of a purported conflict of interest by Attorney General Pam Bondi.

The defense said Bondi is continuing to benefit from a 401k established while she worked at the lobbying firm Ballard Partners, which represents UnitedHealthcare.

Prosecutors said Ballard has made no contributions to her retirement plan since her Senate confirmation as attorney general, and argued that she stands to gain nothing from a "capital outcome" in the Mangione case.

Luigi Mangione attends an evidentiary hearing in the murder case of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, at the Manhattan Supreme Court in New York, December 18, 2025.

Shannon Stapleton/Reuters

"There is simply no factual basis for the assertion that outside corporate interests influenced the Attorney General's charging decision in any fashion. The defendant's insinuations otherwise rest on an inaccurate financial narrative," Buckley wrote.

Mangione, who has pleaded not guilty to federal charges, is also trying to fight the possibility of the death penalty by challenging one of the aggravating factors that makes him eligible.

Paresh Patel, an expert on the federal stalking statute who Mangione has added to his legal team, is expected to argue that stalking is not a crime of violence and, therefore, an improper predicate to making the case death penalty eligible.

Prosecutors say the defense is wrong.

"Volitional conduct by the defendant that simultaneously places the victim in reasonable fear of death or bodily injury and that proximately causes the victim's death necessarily involves the 'use, attempted use, or threatened use of physical force against the person or property of another,' thereby making the offenses charged in Counts Three and Four crimes of violence," Buckley argued.

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Luigi Mangione returns to federal court for pretrial hearing over potential death penalty

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Luigi Mangione returns Friday to federal court, where prosecutors say they'll seek the death penalty if he's convicted of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

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56-year-old Arlene Lillis, from Minnesota, tragically died from a shark attack in St. Croix. Multiple calls were made to emergency services around 4:28 p.m., reporting that a woman had been bitten while in the water. Marein units say that the woman had gotten her arm bitten off. Her injuries did lead to death. They are also saying there was possibly a second victim; the search around the surrounding beach by the St. Croix rescue team did not find any other victims injured.

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Minnesota woman dead after suspected shark attack in US Virgin Islands

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A 56-year-old Minnesota woman has died after a suspected shark attack Thursday afternoon at Dorsch Beach in the U.S. Virgin Islands, according to police.

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In the Philippines there was a landslide of trash that happened to bury workers killing 1 and leaving 27 other missing people police say. Rescuers retrieve 8 people alive and were still searching for the other 27 people that had gotten trapped under the waste. Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival said Friday that at least 12 people have been rescued and 38 others remained missing. The reason for the different numbers of missing and rescued given by police and Archival was not immediately clear. Police and officials at the waste management facility, which has 110 employees, were to hold an emergency meeting on Friday, Archival said. It's also unclear if any houses that are nearby were affected.

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Landfill collapse kills 1 and leaves at least 27 missing, Philippine police say | CNN

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An avalanche of garbage buried workers at a waste segregation facility in a central Philippine city, killing one person, injuring seven and leaving at least 27 others missing, police said Friday.

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In the past, federal and local law enforcement have worked together to quickly gather evidence, due interviews and share information in cases of officer-involved killings. Like in the investigation into the killing of Minneapolis George Floyd, local law enforcement was focused on bringing state murder charges, while the federal investigation focused on if civil rights laws were violated. There was a similar shooting that happened couple days ago when a women tried to end an ICE officers life. Since the shooting late Wednesday morning, top administration officials have firmly stated what they believe the federal investigation should focus on going to end the case.

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What’s behind the highly unusual move to block Minnesota officials from investigating ICE shooting | CNN Politics

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Mutual distrust between federal and state authorities derailed plans for a joint FBI and state criminal investigation into Wednesday’s shooting of a Minneapolis woman by an ICE officer, leading to the highly unusual move by the Justice Department to block state investigators from participating in the probe.

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President Donald Trump said on friday that he had cancelled a “previously expected” second wave of attacks on Venezuela due to the country’s cooperation with the United States. nearly a week after he ordered a military operation to oust Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, who is currently in US custody Shortly after that military operation Trump said in a conference, “We are ready to stage a second and much larger attack if we need to do so. … We actually assumed that a second wave would be necessary, but now it’s probably not.” Trump said the US and Venezuela are “working well together, especially as it pertains to rebuilding, in a much bigger, better, and more modern form, their oil and gas infrastructure.”

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Trump says he has canceled a ‘second wave’ of attacks on Venezuela due to country’s cooperation with US | CNN Politics

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President Donald Trump said early Friday that he had cancelled a “previously expected” second wave of attacks on Venezuela due to the country’s cooperation with the US.

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Current NBA Player Anthony Edwards is now 3rd place in all time for being the youngest to score 10,000 points in NBA History. In the article it states "Anthony Edwards became the third-youngest player in NBA history to reach 10,000 career points, when the Minnesota Timberwolves star swished a 13-foot fadeaway jumper from the baseline midway through the fourth quarter against Cleveland on Thursday night." proving that he is still doing good given his time of 5 years in the NBA.

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Anthony Edwards 3rd-youngest to reach 10,000 career points

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Anthony Edwards, at 24 years and 156 days old, reaches 10,000 career points with a fadeaway jumper in the 4th quarter.

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The Golden Globes has arrived and here's how they kicked off Golden Eve. On January 6th, Sarah Jessica Parker was honored with the 2026 Carol Burnett Award. Helen Mirren was honored with the 2026 Cecil B. DeMille Award. Mirren was presented the Cecil B. DeMille Award by her "1923" co-star Harrison Ford. Colman Domingo kicked things off with a toast to Parker which includes a nod to Parker's iconic "Sex and the City" character, Carrie Bradshaw. Domingo admired her for her love intelligence and style. Parker said her favorite theme from the show was friendship.

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Sarah Jessica Parker, Helen Mirren honored at Golden Eve celebration

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Sarah Jessica Parker and Dame Helen Mirren accepted the Carol Burnett Award and Cecil B. DeMille Award, respectively, at the Golden Globes’ Golden Eve celebration…