News for December 8, 2025

Experts say domestic violence remains a widespread crisis in the U.S., and Urban Resource Institute is pushing for more awareness, earlier warning sign education, and stronger prevention efforts.

The Golden Globes added a best podcast award and chose a first group of nominees that leans toward broad appeal and avoids major political controversy.

A lawsuit says Royal Caribbean overserved Michael Virgil with alcohol on a cruise ship, and he later died after a struggle with crew and security.

Jon Alan Hale marked his 15,000th ride on Disney California Adventure’s Radiator Springs Racers, turning a long-running hobby into a personal milestone.

Congress has tied part of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s travel funds to the release of unedited footage of deadly Pentagon strikes on alleged drug boats near Venezuela.

A court hearing in New York focused on what police found in Luigi Mangione’s backpack after his arrest, as judges weigh whether key evidence should be allowed at trial.

Boeing has bought Spirit AeroSystems for $4.7 billion, bringing a key 737 Max supplier back under its control as it tries to improve quality and safety.

A person of interest in the shooting of New York Jets cornerback Kris Boyd was taken into custody in Buffalo, authorities said.

SEO.co launched an AI-enhanced SEO suite designed to help law firms improve Google rankings, show up in AI search results, and build stronger online authority.

Cinnabon fired a Wisconsin store worker after a viral video showed her shouting racist slurs at customers, and the company said her behavior did not reflect its values.

A cold blast, winter storms, and heavy rain are hitting much of the United States this week.

A Russian-controlled court sentenced four Russian soldiers for torturing and killing Russell Bentley, an American who fought with pro-Moscow forces in eastern Ukraine.