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Justin Trudeau recently compared his political troubles to a family fighting over the holidays in a video that failed to load. The video showed Trudeau discussing the challenges he faces, but technical difficulties prevented viewers from accessing the content. Trudeau's comments on his political struggles were likened to a family feud during the holiday season, emphasizing the personal nature of the conflicts he is dealing with. Full Article

The House Ethics Committee voted to release the ethics report on former Rep. Matt Gaetz, raising the possibility of publicizing allegations of sexual misconduct and drug use while he was in office. Despite Gaetz's denial of any wrongdoing, the committee's decision to release the report after his resignation has sparked controversy among Republicans. Gaetz criticized the move on social media, claiming he had no opportunity to defend himself, while most Republicans argue that the investigation...

Two pilots tragically died in a small plane crash into a vacant building near Honolulu airport. The incident resulted in a fiery crash, with no other details provided about the cause of the accident. Authorities are likely investigating the crash to determine the circumstances leading to the tragic event. Full Article

Some seniors, like Anne Walsh, are sacrificing their retirement plans to help their adult children and grandchildren with daily expenses, including groceries and rent. Despite financial struggles and physical challenges, Anne receives government aid and support from her church and family to ensure her grandchildren have their basic needs met. Another senior, Liz Sharpe, uses her financial cushion to support her daughter's living expenses, thanks to an inheritance and long-term planning. Full Article

The article discusses the inability to load recommended videos and provides a link to view alternative video content. The video featuring SUNshine Girl Brittany is not loading properly, prompting readers to refresh their browser or access other available videos. This technical issue is acknowledged, and viewers are directed to explore different video options from the team. Full Article

Russia's security service detained a suspect, an Uzbek citizen recruited by Ukrainian intelligence services, in the killing of Lt.-Gen. Igor Kirillov in Moscow. The suspect was promised $100,000 and permission to move to the EU in exchange for killing Kirillov, who was under sanctions from multiple countries for his role in military operations in Ukraine. The suspect placed a bomb on an electric scooter outside Kirillov's apartment building and detonated it remotely, triggering a terrorism...