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Over a quarter of the Bible is prophetic in nature, with about 500 prophecies yet to be fulfilled. Since that is the case, you'd expect trends and news to line up with what the Bible prophesied. Each week we take a look at these trends and see how they corroborate what the Bible has said for thousands of years.
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”US News - Daily News Now!” is your go-to Fastcast™ — a fast, bite-sized podcast delivering the latest national headlines and top stories in under 2 minutes. Perfect for your busy lifestyle, this autogenerated news update keeps you informed on current affairs and trending topics from across the U.S., right when you need it. Stay updated with lightning-fast insights, designed to be accessed anytime, anywhere. Don’t miss out on the essential news you need to navigate your day — all in a Fastca ...
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass expresses concern over the increasing number of Hispanics joining the Border Patrol, citing potential challenges in real-life situations and the influence of financial incentives. Despite criticism, agents maintain they protect people on both sides of the border, as applications surge by 70% due to Trump administration …
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Defense team for Duane Keffe Davis, charged with Tupac Shakurs 1996 murder, challenges evidence from nighttime home search. Davis, a retired cancer survivor, argues the search was unlawful due to false portrayal as a violent drug dealer. Police justified the raid for safety reasons, seizing electronic devices, marijuana, and photos. Davis, now in c…
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Israels recognition of Somalilands independence, a historic move linked to expanded cooperation under the Abraham Accords, has not been met with immediate U.S. support. President Trump, despite growing interest from the U.S. side, has not yet jumped on board, citing the need to review the complex issue and prioritize talks on Gaza and a ceasefire. …
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Unprecedented winter storms battered Southern California, causing widespread flooding, mudslides, and power outages. Over a hundred people were rescued from stranded vehicles, and three hundred fifty traffic collisions were reported. Homes were destroyed, and lives were lost. Despite the devastation, communities are bracing for more rain around New…
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Active Shooter Incident at Shoshone County Sheriffs Office in Wallace, Idaho; Suspect Killed, Victims Injured; Law Enforcement from Multiple States Respond; Witnesses Report Multiple Gunshots; Businesses Lockdown; Investigation Ongoing The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informa…
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Actor Mario Rodriguez accuses Tyler Perry of sexual assault, filing a lawsuit in California for alleged incidents over several years. Rodriguez seeks at least $77 million in damages and is also suing Lionsgate. Perrys lawyer denies all allegations, while Lionsgate has not commented. This comes after Derek Dixons similar lawsuit in June. The Daily N…
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On Christmas Day, President Trump attacked Congressman Thomas Massie, accusing him of being part of a radical left witch hunt. Massie responded by raising $2,700 for his campaign in just two hours. Massie, along with Democrat Ro Khanna, had pushed for transparency in the Epstein case, leading to the Epstein Files Transparency Act. However, the Just…
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Billionaires in California consider leaving due to proposed wealth tax, while tech investors explore alternatives. The Service Employees International Unions Billionaire Tax Act aims to fund healthcare programs, but faces opposition from Governor Newsom and business leaders. Entrepreneurs and investors weigh backup plans, potentially impacting jobs…
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252 Venezuelans, deported from the U.S. to El Salvador, demand fair hearings in American courts. A court ruling orders the U.S. to bring them back, citing skipped due process. The group, led by former detainee Ysqueibel Penaloza, calls for full compliance from both U.S. and El Salvador. The deportations, carried out under a rarely invoked wartime l…
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Former President Trump criticizes the release of Jeffrey Epstein documents, labeling it a Democrat-driven hoax diverting DOJs focus from election integrity. He demands immediate release of all names, citing his Epstein Files Transparency Act. The Justice Department, however, faces challenges due to the vast amount of material, with prosecutors and …
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Hundreds of Marines from Camp Pendleton deploy to Yuma, Arizona, to bolster border security under Trumps administration. They focus on construction projects, not law enforcement. The area is a National Defense Area, allowing temporary detention of unlawful entrants. Joint Task Force-Southern Border oversees nearly two thousand miles of the frontier…
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Chuck Redd, a long-time musician at the Kennedy Center, sparks controversy by canceling his Christmas Eve jazz jam after seeing President Trumps name on the building. The centers president, Richard Grenell, demands $1 million in damages, praising Trumps efforts to save the venue. The cancellation highlights deep divides over the centers legacy, wit…
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New Years resolutions for 2026: Americans prioritize exercising, happiness, and healthier eating. Younger adults and women set broader goals, with women more likely to aim for weight loss and happiness. Thirty-nine percent believe resolutions improve the new year, and most are optimistic about sticking to theirs. Last year, saving money was the top…
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Craft beer industry faces challenges in 2025, with brewery closures outpacing new openings and volume dropping by an estimated five percent. Industry supports over 443,000 jobs and contributes $72.5 billion to the economy. Brewers grapple with changing consumer habits, inflation, tariffs, and competition, leading to recipe tweaks, business plan ove…
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Retired Marine Corps Colonel Ricky Buria, a decorated pilot with tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, is set to become the permanent chief of staff for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Despite initial resistance from the White House due to internal conflicts, Burias appointment is now confirmed, marking a stabilizing moment at the Pentagons top level. The…
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Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan, a Democratic Senate candidate, sparked controversy by wearing a hijab during a visit to a Somali community, amidst a pandemic relief fraud scandal linked to that community. Flanagan, who identifies as Catholic, is facing criticism from conservatives for what they see as a political stunt. Meanwhile, the…
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Artificial Intelligences Impact on Social Security: A Looming Crisis?Artificial intelligence is transforming jobs across the economy, and economists warn it could severely impact Social Security. The program relies heavily on payroll taxes from workers, but if AI displaces even a modest number of jobs, revenue could plummet, pushing the trust funds…
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New research reveals a correlation between the repeal of Sunday blue laws in the 1980s and 1990s, and a subsequent increase in deaths from despair among middle-aged, white Americans without college degrees. The study, conducted by researchers from Wellesley College, Notre Dame, and Ohio State, suggests that the drop in church attendance, which was …
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Robert Lindsey, renowned journalist and bestselling author, passed away at 90. Known for his Cold War spy stories and Reagans autobiography, Lindseys work brought real people to life in his nonfiction. His style mixed sharp reporting with novel-like pacing, earning him awards in crime writing. He leaves behind a legacy of tales of secrets and power…
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FBI Director Kash Patel announces plans to relocate headquarters from the Hoover Building to the Ronald Reagan Building, aiming to modernize the agency, save costs, and enhance on-the-ground efforts. The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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U.S. stocks near record highs, driven by tech, financials, and materials; precious metals surge on geopolitical tensions; oil prices drop on supply surplus fears; dollar index ticks up, but faces pressure from rate cut bets; traders anticipate Santa Claus rally for 2026. The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. Se…
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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, 28, announced shes expecting a baby girl with husband Nick Riccio, 60. The couple, already parents to son Niko, 2, expressed joy and gratitude. This news is seen as a sign of a pro-family culture in the Trump White House, with Leavitt set to potentially become the first pregnant press secretary. The ann…
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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy proposes a new twenty-point plan to freeze fighting, potentially allowing troop withdrawal and demilitarized zones. Hes open to a public vote on the plan, but only after a sixty-day Russian ceasefire. Zelenskyy is optimistic about security guarantees, but warns of challenges in holding a safe referendum. The Daily News…
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U.S.-China relations may face renewed strain in 2023, despite a recent trade truce. Lawmakers from both parties warn that the ceasefire in economic tensions may not hold. Deep-rooted issues like trade enforcement, supply chains, cybersecurity, and Taiwan remain unresolved. Tensions around Taiwan are escalating, with China increasing military activi…
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A veteran politics teacher in the UK was reported to counterterrorism officials for showing Trump videos in class, accused of causing emotional harm. Despite his neutral discussion, he was pushed out of his job, sparking debate on shielding older teens from real-world politics. The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Ac…
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U.S. researchers confirm Russias deployment of nuclear-capable hypersonic Oreshnik missiles in Belarus, near Krichev, with a range of up to 3,400 miles. This move aligns with Putins plans, tested against Ukraine, and is seen as a political signal to deter NATO. The site, revealed through satellite images, suggests a bolder nuclear posture amidst th…
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Instagrams top executive, Adam Mosseri, prioritized recruiting more teenagers, despite legal battles over harm to kids. In an internal memo, he urged staff to focus on teens in developed markets, even as they worked on Threads. The company aimed to reverse slipping teen engagement and become the top platform for teens by 2027. This push coincided w…
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Yuri Sadovenko, a close ally of Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, has died under mysterious circumstances. The fifty-six-year-old Ukrainian-born Russian general was found dead, with Russian state media blaming heart disease. However, skepticism is high due to lack of records of illness and a pattern of unexplained deaths among Russian elites …
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese introduces a new national bravery award to honor civilians and first responders who bravely intervened during a deadly antisemitic terror attack at a Hanukkah celebration. The attack, Australias worst since 1996, was carried out by Sajid and Naveed Akram, who were shot dead at the scene. Standout individua…
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Rapper Nicki Minaj, known for her past criticism of Trump, made a surprise appearance at Turning Point USAs AmericaFest, praising Trump and Vance. She mocked Newsom and highlighted their relatable qualities. Minajs shift towards the MAGA movement has sparked mixed reactions, with some in the entertainment world pushing back. Despite backlash, shes …
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Californias new congressional map, approved through Proposition fifty, is set to benefit Democrats by redrawing district lines, particularly in Northern California. This redistricting splits Republican-leaning rural farming areas and pairs them with Democratic strongholds, potentially flipping key seats and strengthening Democrats House edge. Howev…
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Southern California grapples with post-holiday flood risks, as heavy rains from the latest atmospheric river wash out roads and trigger evacuations. Millions of drivers face slick, flooded highways on Christmas Day, with more rain expected on Friday. However, forecasters predict drier weather this weekend, offering relief for holiday travelers. The…
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After nearly three decades, the JonBenet Ramsey cold case gains new hope as DNA technology advances. John Ramsey, the father, believes forensic genetic genealogy could identify the killer within months. Boulder police, now led by Chief Stephen Redfearn, are committed to solving the case, with lab experts agreeing that modern DNA technology can prov…
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is investing heavily in surveillance technology, including facial recognition, social media monitors, and license plate readers, to step up deportation efforts. This move aligns with President Trumps push for aggressive immigration enforcement. However, critics warn of potential infringement on civil l…
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FBI Director Kash Patel reveals a significant surge in arrests of violent offenders under President Trump, with over twenty-eight thousand arrests planned this year, double last years total under Biden. Deputy Director Dan Bongino attributes this to smart, data-driven policing, focusing on high-crime hotspots and repeat offenders. Internal document…
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The Pentagon fails its eighth consecutive financial audit, with auditors unable to confirm the reliability of its financial statements due to twenty-six material weaknesses and two significant deficiencies in internal controls. The department, criticized for its massive size and outdated systems, aims to achieve a clean audit by fiscal twenty twent…
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President Trump orders airstrikes on ISIS terrorists in Nigeria, targeting Christians killers at Nigerias request. Republican lawmakers praise the decisive action, while Nigeria emphasizes the strikes role in their broader fight against terror. Analysts debate the strikes effectiveness, but supporters view it as a strong signal of Americas commitme…
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Republican leaders in Texas and Florida are escalating their campaign against Muslim advocacy groups, particularly CAIR, labeling them as national security threats. This move, usually reserved for the federal government, comes after Hamass attack on Israel and the subsequent war in Gaza. Critics argue this is a coordinated attack to silence Muslim …
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Turkeys energy minister unveils $9 billion Russian financing for Akkuyu nuclear plant, now expected to start generating power in 2026. The project, initially set for 2021, is part of Turkeys push for homegrown nuclear energy. Meanwhile, Ankara is exploring nuclear plant projects with South Korea, China, Russia, and the US. On the renewables front, …
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Nvidias $20 billion acquisition of Groqs chip technology and OpenAIs massive partnerships with tech giants like Amazon, Disney, and Google indicate a significant investment in AI infrastructure. Anthropics $15 billion investment from Microsoft and Nvidia, along with Googles $40 billion data center project, further highlight the AI infrastructure bo…
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New immigration rules from the Department of Homeland Security introduce expanded biometric screening at all U.S. entry and exit points, targeting green card holders from nineteen high-risk countries. The nationwide biometric system will capture photos, fingerprints, or iris scans of every non-U.S. citizen, aiming to combat fraud, catch visa overst…
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New immigration rules from the Department of Homeland Security, effective this Friday, introduce a nationwide biometric entry-exit system, enhancing border controls and national security. The system will photograph all non-US citizens, including legal permanent residents, every time they cross the border, with no exemptions. Additionally, stricter …
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