Rubio defends UFO film remarks

C-SPAN has announced that its three channels are now available on the YouTube TV platform, expanding its reach to a broader audience. This development was confirmed by the privately funded nonprofit news network on Thursday.

In November, Border Patrol agents apprehended approximately 7,350 illegal immigrants along the U.S.-Mexico border, marking a record low for the month, as reported by The Washington Times. This development reflects a continued trend of decreased illegal crossings in recent months.

Ben Wolfgang discusses the potential for a peace deal in Ukraine, questioning whether a plan with Russia can genuinely end the conflict or if it is merely another broken promise from Moscow. The dialogue reflects ongoing international efforts to resolve the war, which has persisted for years.

An instructor at the University of Oklahoma has been placed on leave following a student's complaint regarding a failing grade on an essay that referenced the Bible to argue against the concept of multiple genders, labeling it as 'demonic.'

The Trump administration, through Secretary of State Marco Rubio, has announced a new policy allowing the State Department to deny visas to individuals involved in global religious freedom violations, particularly in response to recent attacks on Christians in Nigeria.

The potential for a new doping crisis at the Olympics is emerging, with concerns that performance-enhancing drugs could be shipped directly to athletes' homes. This alarming trend raises questions about the effectiveness of current anti-doping measures and the accessibility of illicit substances through mail services.

House lawmakers are currently working on a legislative package aimed at enhancing online protections for children, focusing on finding a balance between imposing necessary safeguards on Big Tech and upholding users' free speech rights. The discussions reflect ongoing concerns about the impact of social media on youth.

Tunisian police arrested prominent opposition lawyer and human rights defender Ayachi Hammami at his home on Tuesday, following a five-year prison sentence issued against him last week in a case related to a supposed conspiracy against state security, according to his family.