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Donald Trump begins his second term as US president with vows of a "golden age" and a focus on boosting fossil fuel production and cracking down on illegal migration. Meanwhile, Southport killer Axel Rudakubana pleads guilty to killing three young girls, with questions raised about missed opportunities to prevent the tragedy. The UK faces implications from Trump's presidency, with varying opinions on how to approach the new administration's policies and actions. Full Article

We’ve all heard about temporary alcohol abstinence trends like Sober October or Dry January, but there are numerous mental and physical benefits to cutting out alcohol for an extended period of time. Abstaining can lead to clearer skin, better sleep, improved memory and cognition, decreased cancer risk, better organ function, and boosts in mental health. Experts recommend temporary alcohol abstinence to allow the body to recover and function optimally, leading to overall health improvements. Full...

An increase in antisemitic crimes in Australia, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, prompted authorities to commit more police resources to investigate and address the issue. Following a spate of targeted attacks, including arson at a childcare center near a synagogue, officials in New South Wales are intensifying efforts to combat antisemitism through Strike Force Pearl and Operation Shelter, resulting in numerous arrests and charges. The rise in antisemitic attacks in Australia, home to 117,000 Jewish...

Adm. Linda Lee Fagan has been terminated as Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard due to concerns over border security, recruitment issues, and an "erosion of trust." Fagan faced criticism for leadership deficiencies, operational failures, and a focus on diversity initiatives over strategic objectives. She was responsible for overseeing global Coast Guard operations and personnel, including active-duty, reserve, and civilian members, as well as Coast Guard Auxiliary volunteers. Full Article

President Trump has terminated a program that allowed over half a million migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to enter the U.S. temporarily. The Biden administration had used this humanitarian parole program, which granted migrants two years in the country with work permits and protection from deportation. Trump's decision is aimed at stopping illegal migration into the U.S. and it is unclear what will happen to those currently under the program. Full Article

The Biden administration secured the release of two Americans, Ryan Corbett and William Wallace McKenty, in a prisoner swap with the Taliban for Khan Mohammed, who was imprisoned in the U.S. on narcotics charges. Corbett, known for his publicized case, returned to Afghanistan to assist his business before being captured, while McKenty's identity was kept private at his family's request. The U.S. also sought to free George Glezmann and Mahmood Habibi, who remain captive, but...