Democrat indicted for alleged theft of disaster relief funds and more top headlines

The Trump administration is preparing a sweeping executive order that would prevent states from establishing their own regulations on artificial intelligence (AI). This order aims to create a federal framework for AI governance and includes the formation of a litigation task force to address legal challenges.

Authorities are warning of a rise in 'jugging' crimes during the holiday season, where thieves target shoppers who are carrying cash and gifts after leaving ATMs and stores. Safety tips have been provided to help individuals protect themselves from these crimes.

An offensive foul call in the final seconds of the New York Knicks' victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday night ignited a debate on social media. The controversial decision came as the Knicks narrowly secured their win, leading to discussions among fans and analysts regarding the implications of such calls in critical moments of games.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi clarified her recent comments during a CNN interview, where she referred to President Donald Trump as a 'vile creature.' She stated that this description was intended as a 'euphemism.'

Recent research indicates a potential link between COVID vaccination and an increased risk of acute kidney injury within one year. Despite this finding, vaccinated individuals demonstrated lower overall mortality rates from all causes compared to those unvaccinated.

Conservative journalist Cam Higby reported being pepper-sprayed and robbed while covering anti-Islam protests in Dearborn, Michigan. He claims that police refused to assist him during the incident, which he described as an example of 'total lawlessness.'

A Texas father tragically died after accidentally shooting himself while removing his firearm from a vehicle during a hunting trip in Northeast Texas. The incident has left the family heartbroken, according to his daughter.

A wealthy town in California has implemented a ban on pickleball in its public park following complaints from residents about the noise generated by paddles hitting balls. The decision reflects growing concerns over noise pollution in residential areas.