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National Trust Sues Trump Over White House Demolition, Calls for Public Review and Congressional Approval
The National Trust has filed a lawsuit against President Trump for bypassing federal review processes in the White House East Wing demolition for a new ballroom. Meanwhile, Admiral Alvin Holsey announced early retirement, and the U.S. expanded sanctions on Venezuelan oil firms amid tensions, with Trump hinting at military actions in the Caribbean.

NBA Pioneer Jason Collins Battles Stage 4 Glioblastoma, Embraces Experimental Treatments
Jason Collins, the pioneering former NBA player, disclosed he is battling Stage 4 glioblastoma, with a challenging prognosis of 11 to 14 months. Despite severe symptoms, he seeks advanced treatments alongside standard care, supported by his husband, Brunson Green.
Polar bears in Greenland's southeast exhibit increased jumping gene activity, potentially aiding rapid adaptation to climate change-induced habitat and dietary shifts. Researchers aim to explore if similar genetic changes occur in other polar bear populations globally to guide conservation efforts, emphasizing the urgent need to address climate change.
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EU member states will introduce a three-euro charge on small imports under 150 euros, mainly from China, starting mid-2026, to manage a surge in low-value packages. The move, led by France, addresses market protection and safety issues, with plans to abolish the de minimis threshold by 2028.
Neon Giant unveils 'No Law,' a first-person open-world cyberpunk shooter, at The Game Awards 2025, marking a departure from their previous isometric game, The Ascent. The game, influenced by Deus Ex and Cyberpunk 2077, promises diverse playstyles, emergent storytelling, and a reactive world, but a release date remains unannounced.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers urges the Education Department to classify nursing as a professional program, highlighting its exclusion's impact on students and healthcare. They argue for loan cap adjustments to support high-cost, high-demand nursing tracks, emphasizing the importance for rural and underserved areas.
Moez Limayem has been appointed as the ninth president of the University of South Florida, aiming to elevate the institution's national reputation and impact. His tenure begins in early 2026, succeeding Rhea Law, and promises to strengthen USF's academic and economic influence.
Brown University leads a breakthrough with CaBLAM, a bioluminescent sensor for real-time neural activity monitoring in mice and zebrafish, eliminating the need for external light. The innovation, detailed in Nature Methods, enhances imaging clarity and safety, reflecting a collaborative effort of 34 researchers across major institutions.
At the Game Awards 2025, Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) won Best Esports Game while Team Vitality's CS2 roster claimed Best Esports Team, highlighting CS2's prominence in competitive gaming. This recognition showcases CS2's enduring influence, outperforming titles like Dota 2 and VALORANT, and reflecting its strong engagement model and established legacy.
The RCMP dismantled a drug trafficking network in northern Manitoba, arresting 27 individuals linked to Bunibonibee Cree Nation. This operation, part of Project Derry, involved seizing $1.2 million in contraband and highlighted the network's use of violence and intimidation in the community.













