Top 15 News Posts from December 7
Hong Kong Man Arrested After Posting Online About Deadly Fire – The New York Times
Hong Kong: Man arrested over online post on deadly fire.
Ukrainian city hit by ‘massive’ strike as peace talks in US conclude – BBC
Good evening. In Ukraine, the city of Kremenchuk has been struck by what officials are calling a ‘massive’ Russian airstrike. This renewed assault comes amidst ongoing peace talks in the U.S., reportedly concluding, even as Russia continues to launch attacks across other Ukrainian regions. Today marks day 1,382 of this relentless offensive.
Chinese jets direct weapons radar on Japanese aircraft, Japan says – Reuters
Tensions are on the rise in Asia. Japan is accusing Chinese fighter jets of locking weapons radar on its aircraft northeast of Taiwan. In response, Tokyo is calling for calm, a sentiment echoed by Australia.
December 6, 2025 – Letters from an American | Heather Cox Richardson | Substack
As we approach the 84th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, a somber reflection. Soon, no survivors will remain to share their vital eyewitness accounts, prompting new ways to learn about the attack. Intriguing new details about that day and its aftermath continue to surface. Across the U.S., flags are at half-staff this weekend, honoring those lost on that pivotal day.
Judge Halts Justice Dept. Effort to Seek New Comey Indictment – The New York Times
The Justice Department’s efforts to seek a new indictment involving James Comey have hit a temporary roadblock. A federal judge has blocked prosecutors from accessing emails and data seized from Comey’s lawyer.
Trump news at a glance: Hegseth faces most serious crisis of tenure – The Guardian
Pete Hegseth faces a serious crisis. An Inspector General report found he installed a personal cell system in his Pentagon office. The fallout, dubbed “Signalgate,” is drawing sharp criticism, with CNN calling the report “damning.” Separately, an embarrassing text from JD Vance related to the issue has the internet laughing.
Bodies of 17 people found in boat off of Greece’s Crete – Al Jazeera
We begin with a maritime tragedy off Greece. At least 18 migrants are dead after their inflatable boat sank near the island of Crete. Authorities recovered the bodies in what’s being called the region’s worst shipwreck in two years.
Video shows masked Border Patrol agent chasing woman back to her Louisiana home – Yahoo
New video shows a masked Border Patrol agent pursuing a woman to her home in Louisiana.
$11M Southwest Airlines fine waived by DOT – ABC News
Breaking news on a major airline fine. Southwest Airlines is off the hook for an $11 million penalty imposed by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The fine stemmed from the airline’s widespread 2022 holiday travel meltdown. The waiver comes from the Trump administration.
Hegseth gives defiant speech defending ‘drug boat’ strikes amid scrutiny – The Guardian
Pentagon Chief Hegseth is under fire, facing intense scrutiny and mounting pressure over controversial “drug boat” strikes. Hegseth offered a defiant defense of the operations amid reports of “twin scandals.” An Admiral testified that all individuals on an alleged drug boat were on a military target list. However, Hegseth continues to skirt questions about releasing video from a September 2nd boat attack.
Tourists among at least 25 killed in Goa nightclub fire – The Guardian
Breaking news out of India, where a devastating nightclub fire in Goa has claimed at least 25 lives. The popular venue was reportedly in full party mode when the blaze erupted, sending performers and patrons rushing out in a panic. Authorities confirm several tourists are among the deceased. It’s being called ‘a very painful day’ as investigations begin into the deadly incident.
Hegseth declares end of US ‘utopian idealism’ with new military strategy – Politico
Defense Secretary Hegseth unveiled a new ‘America First’ national defense strategy, ending US ‘utopian idealism.’ From the Reagan Library, Hegseth asserted a ‘stronger than ever’ Monroe Doctrine, hinted at defense spending hikes, and detailed anti-narco-terrorism operations.
Republican state senator to Trump: Somalis are ‘woven into Minnesota’s fabric’ – MPR News
Former President Trump faces strong criticism for reportedly calling Somalis ‘garbage.’ A Minnesota Republican state senator quickly admonished Trump, inviting him to the state to witness the community ‘woven into its fabric.’ These remarks reignite questions about the political impact of such rhetoric on Minnesota’s ‘Little Mogadishu.’
Sudanese paramilitary drone attack kills 50, including 33 children in Kordofan, doctor group says – AP News
We begin with heartbreaking news from Sudan this hour: Paramilitary drone attacks have inflicted a horrific toll on civilians. Medical sources report at least 50 dead, including 33 children, following assaults in areas like Kordofan. A kindergarten was tragically targeted. Some reports indicate the death toll could exceed 100, with over 40 children killed.
Scott Bessent on Tariffs, the Fed and the Economy – The New York Times
All eyes are on the Supreme Court as a pivotal decision looms, potentially determining the fate of Trump-era tariffs. Companies are already seeking billions in refunds, highlighting the significant economic stakes. While the Court weighs the legality, financial expert Scott Bessent suggests a future Trump administration could still find avenues to replicate similar tariffs, even if the ruling goes against them. Former President Trump himself has issued new warnings regarding this impending decision, with wide-ranging implications for the Fed and the broader economy.
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