Good Morning! On this date in 1956, the “million-dollar quartet” of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins met by chance at Sun Records and taped their impromptu jam session. (See Photo)
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House Plans Vote on Biden Impeachment
House Speaker Mike Johnson said the House could vote as early as this week to launch a formal impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden over financial improprieties.
Johnson said the formal inquiry is necessary because “we’re being stonewalled by the White House.” He says he believes he has enough Republican votes to pass the measure and doesn’t expect to get any votes from Democrats.
The White House denies Biden did anything wrong and has called the investigation illegitimate because a full House vote hasn’t formalized it.
U.S. Warship Opens Fire in Self-Defense
The warship USS Carneyopened fire at Houthi drones in the Red Sea as nearby commercial ships came under attack in an hours-long assault by Yemeni rebels. Several drones also approached the Carney and were shot down.
The attack marked an escalation in the maritime attacks related to the war in Gaza as multiple vessels found themselves targets of a single rebel assault for the first time in the conflict.
No U.S. injuries were reported on the Carney, a guided-missile destroyer (see photos here). The Yemeni rebels, backed by Iran, have been targeting Israel as well as tankers and other vessels in the Red Sea.
College Playoff Teams Set, FSU Left Out
The final four college football championship contenders have been chosen, but not without controversy. The teams are Michigan, Washington, Texas and Alabama, who will begin the playoffs on Jan 1.
Alabama, 12-1, is in by virtue of its upset victory over No. 1-ranked Georgia, which hadn’t lost a game in two years. Texas, also 12-1, made the cut because it defeated Alabama earlier in the year.
Left out is Florida State, 13-0, passed over because their starting quarterback is injured. It’s the first time in modern college playoff history that an undefeated Power 5 champion failed to make the playoff. You can see the FSU team’s reaction here.
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➤ A federal appeals court ruled that Donald Trump can be sued over the events of Jan. 6, rejecting his argument that, as president at the time, he was immune from liability for any of his remarks. (More)
➤The numberof people who have no trust at all in the media reached its highest point this year, illustrated in a new graphic that charts media trust from 1970 to today. (See Chart)
➤ Five GOP senators,led by Marco Rubio, asked the White House to ban travel between the U.S. and China over an ongoing spike in respiratory illnesses in China. (More)
➤The leader and two other senior members of a super PAC backing Gov. Ron DeSantis left the group this weekend, six weeks before the Iowa caucuses. (More)
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➤ The San Francisco 49ers got a measure of revenge Sunday by beating the Philadelphia Eagles 42-19 in a rematch of last season’s NFC championship game, which the Eagles won. (More)
➤ Scottie Scheffler won the Tiger Woods-hosted Hero World Challenge Sunday, winning $1 million by finishing 20 under par. Woods played all 72 holes, a first for him in years, and shot even par. (More)
➤ The Dallas Mavericks made NBA history with a 30-0 run Saturday against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the fourth quarter. The unanswered run lasted seven minutes, but the Mavericks still lost the game 126-120. (More)
➤ TCU’s basketball team beat Georgetown with a last-second three-pointer, but replays appeared to show the player stepping out of bounds first. College rules don’t allow for a review in that situation. (See Replay)
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➤ Apple and Paramount are in preliminary talks to bundle their two streaming services into one package, according to the Wall Street Journal. Media stocks jumped Friday on the news. (More)
➤ U.S. Steel announced plans to lay off 60% of the 1,300 workers at its mill in Granite City, Illinois. Town officials say the layoff of up to 600 employees will devastate the small town. (More)
➤ The Kraft Heinz Co. is bringing dairy-free macaroni and cheese to the U.S. for the first time. The company’s 85-year-old Mac & Cheese will replace dairy with fava bean protein and coconut oil powder. (More)
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➤ NASA plans to launch the Peregrine Lunar Lander to the moon on Christmas Eve, the first launch under the new freight-oriented Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative. (More)
➤ A robot eelthat glides effortlessly underwater has been built by researchers eager to understand how eels can swim so far on an empty stomach in search of food. (See Video)
➤ The Hubble Space Telescope captured a stunning color shot of the Butterfly Nebula, created by a dying star casting off layers of extremely hot gas in the form of “wings.” (See Nebula)
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➤ The fourth GOP debate is Wednesday night, with potentially only three candidates: Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, and Vivek Ramaswamy. Donald Trump instead will hold a “Town Hall” on Fox News the night before. (More)
➤ The Jewish holiday of Hannukkah begins Thursday night and runs for eight nights of candle-lighting through Friday, Dec. 15. The holiday celebrates a last-ditch stand by Jews more than 2,000 years ago. (More)
➤ The annual Country Music Awards, the biggest night for country music artists, will be telecast on ABC this Wednesday night and streamed on Hulu on Thursday. (More)
➤ A Venezuelan zoo saw the birth of the country’s first three white lion cubs, which look like adorable balls of fluff, to be born in captivity. There are only a dozen white lions left in their native South Africa. (See Photos)
➤ Simon Beck, a former mapmaker, now builds enormously intricate geometric snow drawings worldwide using a compass and his snowshoes. (See Drawings)
➤ An analysis of TripAdvisor reviews produced a list of the luckiest casinos in Las Vegas based on slot machine payouts. The Mirage ranked as the casino most likely to produce a jackpot. (See List)
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