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ABCNEWS - 7.8 magnitude earthquake shakes part of southern Philippines. Tsunami forecast for some coasts

A powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake has shaken the Mindanao region in the southern Philippines, and a tsunami was possible on some regional coasts

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - REVEALED: UK Cops Tried to Frame Henry Nowak Days After Death, KNOWING His Killer Had Lied.

UK police still attempted to portray murdered Henry Nowak as the aggressor in the fatal incident, despite evidence to the contrary.

PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: UK police initially attempted to depict Henry Nowak as the aggressor in a fatal stabbing incident, despite knowing that the suspect, Digwa, had lied about being racially abused. The attempt came in the form of a drafted statement, never issued, but revealed by the Sunday Times newspaper. DETAIL: Henry Nowak died on December 4 after being stabbed multiple times by Digwa, who falsely claimed racial abuse. The police’s initial statement suggested an unknown man had assaulted two men, but the Nowak family objected to the narrative that implied their son was said aggressor. The police eventually revised their statement to refer only to an “altercation.” The police draft statement came even after they…Open

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - U.S. carries out 'self-defense' strikes' on Iran

Host Robert Sherman follows the latest developments in the war with Iran as tensions grow in the Middle East. As negotiations go back and forth, tensions are rising with four different flare-ups in the last week and a half. Iran is calling for an end to the fighting in Lebanon, saying they are prepared to walk away from negotiations or end the ceasefire if Israel and Hezbollah keep trading blows. #iran #ceasefire #war

ABCNEWS - 5 stabbed at New York City's Penn Station, suspect in custody: Sources

Five people were stabbed Sunday evening at New York City's Penn Station by a man experiencing homelessness, sources told ABC News.

NEWSNATIONNOW (Julia Mueller and The Hill) - Los Angeles mayoral race narrows to Bass, Raman with Pratt loss

Bass is now set for a showdown with Raman in the blue city amid significant backlash against the incumbent mayor.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Supporters, critics clash in Michigan over future of taxpayer funding for Rx Kids

The first-in-the-nation cash assistance program, which describes itself as “universal and unconditional,” has received more than $300 million in state and federal taxpayer funding since launching in Flint in 2024 and expanding to more than 60 Michigan communities

STRIPES (Jennifer H. Svan) - Pentagon further tightens media access, bars reporters from press office | Stars and Stripes

The Defense Department’s press office at the Pentagon has been declared a classified area and journalists will no longer be allowed entry to meet with public affairs officers.

STRIPES (Yoojin Lee and Julie Masson, Yoojin Lee, Julie Masson) - Seoul hosts first reciprocal repatriation ceremony for Korean War fallen | Stars and Stripes

The reciprocal repatriation ceremony between the U.S. and South Korea was the first in their decadeslong effort to account for those still missing from the conflict.

STRIPES (Jennifer H. Svan) - Guard’s DC deployment made no dent in violent crime and was misplaced, study says | Stars and Stripes

Property crime dropped by nearly a quarter following the surge of National Guard troops to the nation’s capital last year, according to a new report.