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The Short List

Thu Dec 28 2023

 

Got a minute? Here's a quick rundown of Wednesday's top news.

🧐 What happened today? Nikki Haley scrambled to defend herself amid backlash to her answer about the cause of the Civil War. Israel admitted one of its recent airstrikes killed dozens of civilians in a refugee camp. And Gypsy Rose Blanchard, convicted of killing her abusive mother in a case that grabbed national headlines, was released from prison.

But first: A university chancellor lost his job after appearing in porn videos. It's a reminder that, yes, your employer can fire you for doing legal things.

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Republican presidential candidate former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley speaks at a town hall campaign event, Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2023, in Manchester, N.H.

The former governor alleged the question that landed her in hot water this week regarding the cause of the Civil War was the work of Democrats.

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Palestinians inspect the rubble of a building of the Al Nawasrah family destroyed in an Israeli strike in Maghazi refugee camp, central Gaza Strip, Monday, Dec. 25, 2023.
 

'Living through hell': Biden mourns with family of US hostage Hamas killed

The death of Judith Weinstein, 70, was announced Thursday, days after it was revealed her husband was also killed in the Hamas rampage.

Gypsy Blanchard takes the stand during the trial of her ex-boyfriend Nicholas Godejohn on Nov. 15, 2018. Godejohn is on trial for fatally stabbing Gypsy's mother, 48-year-old Clauddine "Dee Dee" Blanchard, at her Greene County home in June of 2015.
 

Gypsy Rose Blanchard's release from prison is latest twist in shocking case

The story of Gypsy and her mother Dee Dee became one of the most infamous cases of Munchausen by Proxy in history after it led to a brutal murder.

In this photo provided by the North Korean government, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un delivers a speech during a year-end plenary meeting of the ruling Workers' Party in Pyongyang, North Korea, Wednesday, Dec. 27, 2023.
 

North Korea's Kim preparing for war − citing 'unprecedented' US behavior

Kim Jong Un said an in-depth analysis indicated the "severe political and military situation" on the Korean peninsula had "reached its limit."

Capitol security footage from Jan. 6. This angle shows the man in the blue coat, who is also wearing pink shoes, turn around and walk back down the corridor.
 

Ex-GOP student leader's links to Jan. 6 Capitol riot, neo-Nazi web site

Asked if he crossed the Capitol threshold on Jan. 6, Oliver Krvaric, scion of a powerful GOP family, replied, "What do you mean by 'the threshold'?"

In this photo illustration, social media apps are seen on a mobile phone on July 29, 2020 in Istanbul, Turkey
 

Social media giants are making billions off of kids: study

YouTube led in ad revenue derived from users aged 12 and younger, while Instagram led for teen users, the study found.

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert speaking at the Lincoln Day Dinner hosted by the Pueblo County Republican Party on Oct. 7, 2022.
 

Lauren Boebert swaps congressional districts as she faces tight reelection bid

The rematch is off. U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert will forego another campaign against Democrat Adam Frisch and will instead run for another seat.

6 killed, 3 injured in Johnson County crash
 

Details emerge in Texas head-on collision that killed 6 after Christmas

The names of six people killed in a head-on collision in Texas the day after Christmas were released on Wednesday, along with other details.

Cher attends the grand opening of Fontainebleau Las Vegas on Dec. 13, 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
 

Cher files for conservatorship of son citing substance use issues

Cher has filed for a conservatorship of her son Elijah Blue Allman due to "severe mental health and substance abuse issues."

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is sending migrants to New York City in response to record-breaking immigration on the southern border.
 

NYC, long a sanctuary city, will restrict buses carrying migrants from Texas

The new restrictions target buses sent to New York City by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, who has been shipping migrants to Democratic-led cities.

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