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YOUR MORNING NEWS ROUNDUP

Sat Dec 2 2023

Why Donald Trump's gag orders will be hard to enforce

Donald Trump contends the gag orders interfere with his 2024 Republican presidential campaign, but judges seek to protect staffers and witnesses.

Beneath the details of who those prisoners are – and why they were detained – lie complex tensions that long predate the current war.

The first woman on the Supreme Court bench, O'Connor broke barriers for women and played a decisive role in landmark cases during her tenure.

The EPA's proposal to get rid of the nation's remaining lead pipes has brought renewed attention to the harmful health effects of lead exposure.

Israel resumes airstrikes on Gaza, signaling an escalation in combat with Hamas.

No. 3 Washington beat Oregon for the second time and won the Pac-12. How the Huskies' win impacts the College Football Playoff.

Is the sour candy Warheads the secret to solving an incoming anxiety or panic attack? Some TikTokers seem to think so − and therapists agree.

Authorities said there was no indication the incident was linked to terrorism and believed it to be an act of protest.

George Santos was expelled from Congress after a scathing House Ethics report found substantial evidence he broke federal laws.

The actor paid tribute to the "Home Alone" films that launched his career and thanked fiancée Brenda Song, who was at the ceremony with their sons.

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