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12:30 Report — Gaza hostage talks consume Biden White House

Plus: 🎤 Taylor Swift’s concert film moves to streaming {beacon} 12:30 REPORT It’s Monday. Welcome back from the long weekend. I hope you all overate turkey, stuffing and all the Congress members’ favorite Thanksgiving dishes for me. Here’s what’s happening today: Hamas has released a total of 62 hostages so far, mostly women...

White House says 3 Palestinian students shot in Vermont should be ‘back in school… not in a hospital room’

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre says President Biden was “horrified" to learn about the shooting in Burlington, Vermont, over the weekend.

AG Garland probing possible hate crime after shooting of 3 Palestinian men in Vermont

Attorney General Merrick Garland said the Department of Justice will assist federal agencies in the investigation of possible hate crimes in the U.S.

Wisconsin Gov. Evers faces scrutiny over use of baseball Hall of Famer’s name in state email

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is under scrutiny for reportedly using the name of baseball Hall of Famer Warren Spahn in a state email account for security.

Pennsylvania Republican Kat Copeland enters 2024 race for attorney general

Republican Katayoun "Kat" Copeland has announced her candidacy for attorney general of Pennsylvania in the 2024 election. She has a background of three decades as a prosecutor.

Attorney General Garland expresses ‘hope’ Hamas will release more American hostages ‘in the days to come’

Attorney General Merrick Garland addressed the Americans taken hostage by Hamas in Gaza and how his office is hoping for more releases.

The final countdown: Trump holds commanding lead over DeSantis, Haley, with 50 days until Iowa caucuses

With 50 days to go until the Iowa caucuses lead off the Republican presidential nominating calendar, former President Trump remains the commanding front-runner over Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley.

Financial Illiteracy, Vandalism, and Sidewalk Parties: Inside the Month-Long Portland Teachers’-Union Strike

Portland students returned to school on Monday after union negotiators finally came to an agreement with the district Sunday night.

A President, Appreciated, Etc.

Reader mail on George W. Bush, Gertrude Himmelfarb, John Smoltz, and more.

Shouldn’t Colleges Strive for Economic Diversity?

The education establishment pursues ‘economic diversity’ not least to distract attention from universities’ appalling lack of intellectual diversity.

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