The executive, Martin Bally, was terminated Tuesday after Campbell reviewed the tape.

Campbell called the alleged remarks false, inaccurate, and absurd, denying any use of bioengineered chicken.

The whistleblower, Robert Garza, says he was fired after trying to report Bally to HR.

Garza is now suing for retaliation, hostile work environment, and damages.

Police say Ihab Mustafa El Mahmoud, 43, made multiple attempts to hit runners with a Ford Bronco.

Witnesses report he drove on sidewalks, grass, and an embankment before fleeing.

Charges include aggravated assault and reckless driving, with a possible hate crime enhancement under review.

The club involved is Night Runners WPB, which hosts twice-weekly community runs.

President Luis Abinader approved temporary U.S. access to parts of San Isidro Air Base and Las Américas International Airport.

KC-135 tankers and C-130 aircraft will expand refueling, patrol, and disaster-response capabilities.

At least 83 people have been killed since U.S. strikes on suspected smuggling boats began in September.

It is the first major public Caribbean agreement supporting the U.S. campaign.

Firefighters battled a massive blaze at the Wang Fuk Court residential complex in Tai Po, Hong Kong, for a second day, leaving at least 75 dead, 70 injured, and hundreds missing as authorities investigate construction negligence. Read More

A judge dismissed the Georgia election interference case against Donald Trump after special prosecutor Pete Skandalakis declined to pursue charges, ending the last state-level effort to punish the former president over his 2020 election actions. The case included 18 co-defendants and stemmed from Trump’s Jan. 2, 2021, call pressuring Georgia officials. Read More

Thirty-seven babies across 17 states have been hospitalized with suspected or confirmed infant botulism linked to ByHeart Whole Nutrition powdered formula, prompting a nationwide voluntary recall. The CDC and FDA continue investigating contamination after Clostridium botulinum was detected in multiple product lots. Read More

Bruna Ferreira, former fiancée of Karoline Leavitt’s brother, remains in ICE custody two weeks after being pulled over in Massachusetts while en route to pick up her 11-year-old son, despite no clear charges and a pending green card application. She has been transferred across multiple states, highlighting tensions in DACA enforcement. Read More

Four Marion County fire and rescue employees, including three men and a female paramedic, were arrested for kidnapping, battery, and robbery after allegedly grease-smearing, waterboarding, and beating a 19-year-old firefighter over his viral TikTok video. All suspects have been fired, and the department vows retraining and zero tolerance for hazing. Read More

President Cyril Ramaphosa condemned Donald Trump’s decision to bar South Africa from the 2026 G20 in Florida, calling it “regrettable” and based on misinformation. Trump cited a disputed white-minority victim narrative, while South Africa says the US skipped the Johannesburg summit of its own volition. Read More

Graduate students in non-professional tracks, including advanced nursing programs, would be capped at $20,500 per year and $100,000 lifetime, starting July 2026.

Professional degrees, such as medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, and law, retain higher limits: $50,000 annually, $200,000 lifetime.

Experts warn the change could worsen shortages of advanced practice nurses and reduce diversity in the workforce.

Data shows average graduate nursing programs cost over $30,000 per year, exceeding the new cap for many students.

Over 200,000 nurses and patients have petitioned the Department of Education to include nursing in the professional degree category.

Dietz, a 6-foot-8 forward from Vilonia, Arkansas, averaged 11 points per game this season.

The school canceled several men’s and women’s basketball games following his death.

A vigil is scheduled for Dec. 1 on the college campus in Warner, Oklahoma.

Officials have not released further details on the exact cause of the injury.

Shooting occurred Saturday around 1:25 a.m. near Bryant Street and Tampa Avenue; three people in the car were shot.

Victim De La Rosa died at the hospital; two others sustained critical injuries.

Francisco Gaytan (27), Benny LiconGomez (27), and Eduardo Lopez (21) face murder and attempted second-degree robbery charges; Lopez remains at large.

Arraignments for Gaytan and LiconGomez are set for Jan. 7 at the San Fernando Courthouse.

First U.S. Auto Race, 1895 – The "Chicago Times-Herald" organizes America’s inaugural automobile race from Chicago to Evanston and back, covering 55 miles, with Frank Duryea winning at an average speed of 7 mph.

Tehran Conference, 1943 – Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin meet in Iran to coordinate Allied strategy and postwar planning during World War II.

NASA Launches Mariner 4, 1964 – The U.S. sends the Mariner 4 spacecraft on a mission that becomes the first successful flyby of Mars, returning the first close-up images of the planet’s surface.