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• Father-to-be Navy officer vanishes with pilot instructor after plane drops off radar - Flight instructor Taylor Dickey and Navy Lt. David Michael Jahn are presumed dead after their Cessna 172 crashed into Lake Pontchartrain near New Orleans.
• Minnesota judge under fire for tossing $7.2M taxpayer-fraud conviction tied to alleged ‘lavish lifestyle’ - Minnesota judge Sarah West sparks controversy after overturning jury's guilty verdict in $7.2 million Medicaid fraud case, citing insufficient evidence.
• A Season of Hope: T2T's Gift of Independence and Dignity for Injured Heroes - Tunnel to Towers Chairman Frank Siller joins Abby Hornacek to spotlight the foundation’s Season of Hope—a holiday mission delivering 50 mortgage-free homes to severely injured heroes and their families. Siller shares how T2T’s Smart Home Pr
• Accused CEO assassin Luigi Mangione asks judge to toss evidence from his arrest - Accused assassin Luigi Mangione faces murder trial as court weighs admissibility of backpack evidence and police statements in the high-profile case.
• American teens call news media 'fake' and 'biased,' as 84% view it negatively, study finds - A new study revealed that 80% of American teens don't trust journalists to report unbiased news, as overall media trust hit historic lows nationwide earlier this year.
• Trump invites families of two National Guard members shot in DC to White House, plans to honor soldiers - Trump plans White House honor for National Guard soldiers shot in D.C., including Sarah Beckstrom, who died of her injuries, and Andrew Wolfe, who remains critical.
• Foreign terror labels curb ISIS, but US radicals face fewer limits online, study finds - New study reveals enforcement gap: foreign terrorist groups face restrictions while domestic extremist movements thrive unchecked on mainstream platforms.
• Afghan suspect in National Guard attack was 'radicalized' after arriving to US, Noem says - Afghan immigrant accused of National Guard attack in Washington, D.C., was radicalized after arriving in U.S., says Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
• Advocate warned Afghan evacuee was 'not functional as a person' months before National Guard shooting - Afghan immigrant who allegedly killed National Guard member near White House and critically injured another showed warning signs for over a year, emails reveal mental health crisis went unaddressed.
• Chinese cyberattack campaign likely impacted every American, former FBI official says - Former FBI official says likely every American impacted by Chinese Salt Typhoon cyberattack targeting US telecommunications networks in massive breach.