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King Charles, in his Christmas Day message, emphasized unity amid global conflicts, sharing stories of meeting people from diverse faiths and highlighting kindness towards migrants. He praised veterans and aid workers, drawing hope from their service, and recalled his historic visit to the Vatican. Amidst health recoveries and mending ties within the royal family, Charles words remind us of the power of compassion and the preciousness of time.

Israeli forces eliminate key Iranian operative in Lebanon, escalating regional tensions; U.S.-backed ceasefire in jeopardy.

Jair Bolsonaro endorses son Flavio for 2026 Brazilian presidency, aiming to maintain conservative legacy and challenge leftist President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Flavios unexpected move shakes financial markets, as investors had hoped for a more experienced candidate. Jair, facing health issues and imprisoned for plotting a coup, endorses son from hospital, keeping his influence alive.

In a nail-biting finish, Hawaiis backup quarterback Luke Weaver threw a game-winning touchdown pass to Nick Cenacle, securing a thrilling 35-31 victory over California in the Hawaii Bowl. Despite trailing 21-0 early, Hawaii rallied back, with Micah Alejado throwing for three TDs and Pofele Ashlock catching two. Cals Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele, a Hawaii-born freshman, had a strong performance, but Hawaiis resilience shone through as they scored 22 points in the final quarter. Coach Timmy Chang, a former Hawaii quarterback, praised his teams determination, while Cals interim coach Nick Rolovich acknowledged their fight. Both teams prepare for next season, with Hawaii visiting Stanford and Cal hosting UCLA.

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Despite Prince Andrews absence, the British royal family gathered for their Christmas Day service at Sandringham, with Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie in attendance. King Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince William, and Princess Kate led the group, while Andrew, stripped of his titles, was absent due to the Epstein scandal. The family maintained traditions, attending the service and lunch at Sandringham House.