Harvard University President Alan M. Garber addressed faculty members, stating that they need to rethink their messaging in response to criticism from Congress and the public following the Republican Party's election sweep. Garber acknowledged bipartisan frustrations with Harvard and emphasized the importance of listening to public criticism with empathy and humility. The university's communications strategy will be modified moving forward in response to concerns about Harvard's image and reputation. Full Article

South Korean lawmakers voted to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol over his failed attempt to impose martial law, with 204 in favor and 85 against. Yoon was suspended from state duties immediately following the vote, with the Prime Minister serving as acting president. The Constitutional Court has six months to decide whether to uphold the impeachment motion, as calls for Yoon to step down have intensified since the martial law declaration. Full Article

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was impeached by lawmakers after a failed attempt to declare martial law, with a 204-85 vote in the National Assembly. Yoon's presidential powers will be suspended pending a decision from the Constitutional Court, which has 180 days to determine his fate. If removed, a national election will be held within 60 days to choose his successor. Full Article

A man, identified as Andrew Baugher, was flown to Miami Valley Hospital after a crash on State Route 47 in Shelby County. The car driven by Baugher went off the roadway, crossed a field and creek, and overturned, resulting in serious injuries. Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the incident. Full Article

California couple Gloria Ambriz, 50, and Rafael Cardona, 53, were fatally shot while on vacation in Mexico. The Michoacán State Attorney General's Office is investigating the incident, which occurred while the couple was traveling in a pickup truck. The U.S. State Department has issued a travel warning for Michoacán due to widespread violent crime in the region. Full Article

President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to end birthright citizenship to fulfill his campaign promises of restricting immigration, citing concerns of abuse and "birth tourism." However, legal challenges would be significant, as birthright citizenship is protected under the 14th Amendment of the Constitution. Trump's plan to halt the policy faces uncertainty due to the historical precedent set by the amendment and the potential implications of overturning a long-standing practice. Full Article