News for December 2, 2025

President Donald Trump said the U.S. may soon carry out land strikes on accused drug traffickers, expanding the military campaign beyond sea attacks.

A raccoon broke into a Virginia liquor store, drank alcohol, and was later found passed out in the bathroom.

A Michigan woman and her husband were charged with murdering her pregnant daughter after the daughter’s body was found in the woods.

San Francisco sued 10 food companies, including Kraft Heinz, Mondelez International, and Post Holdings, saying they sold ultraprocessed foods that harmed public health and drove up medical costs.

David Sacks is facing scrutiny over his influence in the Trump White House, and the backlash to a New York Times report has only made the story bigger.

Illinois officials warned rental car companies that swapping license plates on cars used by immigration agents is illegal and could make the companies liable.

Georgia authorities captured fugitive inmate Timothy Shane after he escaped from a hospital and used ride-hailing trips, including Uber, during his flight.

Charles Koch and Stand Together are backing a $250 million “Be the People” campaign, led by Andrew Essex, to promote civic engagement ahead of America’s 250th anniversary.

San Francisco is suing Kraft Heinz over alleged health harms from ultra-processed foods, saying the company helped create and profit from a public health crisis.

Waymo said one of its driverless cars briefly passed through a tense police stop in Los Angeles, but no one was hurt.

Rahmanullah Lakanwal pleaded not guilty in D.C. Superior Court to murdering one National Guard member and shooting another near the White House.

Michael Dell’s rise from a $1,000 college startup to a $148 billion fortune is now being tied to a new charity plan that uses the same amount as a seed for children’s accounts.

Michael and Susan Dell are giving $250 to millions of young American children through new Trump Accounts, using their foundation to boost early saving.

Rosé and Bruno Mars’ “APT.” was Apple Music’s top global song of 2025, showing the track’s huge reach long after its release.

Michael and Susan Dell pledged $6.25 billion to help families open and use new Trump Accounts for American children.

Michael and Susan Dell are giving $6.25 billion to help create 25 million more “Trump Accounts” for children who were not covered by the federal program.

Michael and Susan Dell pledged $6.25 billion to help fund new Treasury-run “Trump Accounts” for millions of U.S. children under 10.

Michael Dell and Susan Dell will give $250 to 25 million U.S. children through new “Trump Accounts” to help them start saving for the future.

Michael Dell and Susan Dell are giving $6.25 billion to help fund Invest America accounts for millions of U.S. children.

Pete Hegseth drew criticism after posting a violent Franklin the Turtle image tied to a U.S. boat strike, and the publisher condemned the use of the children’s character.