Dom Pérignon unveils new vintages at a $100M Hamptons estate

Former Rep. Matt Gaetz was found by the House Ethics Committee to have engaged in illegal drug use, paid for sex with multiple women, including a minor, and obstructed Congress by withholding information. The investigation revealed that Gaetz made payments to women likely in connection with sexual activity and drug use, and participated in drug- and sex-fueled parties. Despite denying the allegations and claiming the Department of Justice dropped the investigation, Gaetz resigned from Congress...

Australia has approved the extradition of former U.S. Marines pilot Daniel Duggan, accused of training Chinese military pilots to land on aircraft carriers, despite his arguments that the pilots were not military and he was not a U.S. citizen at the time. Duggan, who renounced his U.S. citizenship in 2016, faces four charges related to his work in China and South Africa, including correspondence found on devices seized from convicted hacker Su Bin. Australia's decision...

Dr. Nicole Saphier discusses the Trump administration's efforts to address the fentanyl crisis on Fox News. She emphasizes the importance of enacting reforms that prioritize patient care and innovation to make America healthy again. Key steps include promoting free market principles in healthcare, combatting chronic diseases, and expanding Health Savings Accounts for medical services and wellness. Full Article

The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Louisiana for routinely holding inmates past their release dates, violating their rights and costing taxpayers millions of dollars. More than a quarter of inmates scheduled for release since 2012 have been affected. State officials attribute the problem to past criminal justice reforms and claim the lawsuit is a political move by President Biden. Louisiana's prison system, including the notorious Angola prison, has faced ongoing criticism for its...

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The city of Bethlehem in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, known as the traditional birthplace of Jesus, will not celebrate Christmas as usual due to the ongoing war in Gaza. This year, there will be no public Christmas tree, no scouts march, no decorations, and no twinkling lights to show respect for the conflict. The city will forego its typical holiday festivities in light of the current situation. Full Article