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Elon Musk, reflecting on his tenure at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), shared that his time there was somewhat successful during a podcast interview. He highlighted the agencys potential savings of up to $200 billion annually from zombie payments, but also noted the challenges of balancing his private companies with government work. Musk left DOGE in May to focus on his businesses, and while the department closed in November, President Trump remains committed to reducing waste and fraud in the government.

Tragic Shooting at Kentucky State University: 19-Year-Old Student Killed, Suspect Arrested A 19-year-old student, DeJon Darrell Fox Junior, was fatally shot on Kentucky State Universitys campus, leading to the arrest of a 48-year-old suspect, Jacob Bard. The incident resulted in the death of Fox and left another student critically injured. Authorities confirmed the shooting was not random and posed no further threat to the community. The university canceled classes and activities for the week, and the community mourns the senseless tragedy.

Four-year-old Josiah Cabra tragically lost his life in a San Antonio home shooting, with the cause of death confirmed as a gunshot wound to the chest. The incident, which occurred on Monday, is under investigation, with no charges filed and both parents questioned. Josiah was a pre-kindergarten student at Steubing Elementary, and the community is mourning the loss of this young life. The police investigation is ongoing, with charges yet to be determined.

The End of an Era docuseries premieres this Friday, offering fans an intimate look at Taylor Swifts journey. The series delves into the challenges of her recent tour, with Swift sharing emotional moments and her aim to astound audiences. It also explores her relationship with Travis Kelce, providing a personal glimpse into her private world. Fans can look forward to the first two episodes and an updated concert film, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour: The Final Show, featuring the Tortured Poets Department set.

Pop star Charli XCX is making waves at the Sundance Film Festival, appearing in three films, including a mockumentary she produced and stars in. The festivals final run in Park City, Utah, features ninety feature films, with forty percent from first-time directors. The diverse lineup includes documentaries on sports and cultural figures, star-studded features, and a mix of new and familiar voices. The festival kicks off on January 22nd and honors founder Robert Redford with special screenings before moving to Boulder, Colorado, in 2027.

San Antonios Animal Care Services sees a surge in dangerous dog reports, leading to a rise in formal investigations and more dogs being labeled as dangerous. The increase in reports is attributed to successful public awareness campaigns, with ACS adapting to the higher workload by growing its staff and enforcement capabilities. The majority of cases meet the criteria for a dangerous dog designation, indicating a heightened awareness from residents. Once labeled, owners must meet strict requirements, with ACS maintaining an eighty percent compliance rate. Residents can report dangerous dogs by submitting a sworn affidavit, with a recent city ordinance protecting reporters from retaliation.

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San Antonio Spurs star player Victor Wembanyama will miss the upcoming NBA Cup quarterfinal game against the Los Angeles Lakers due to a left calf strain. Despite his absence, the Spurs have won eight of their last eleven games, with rookie guard Stephon Castle returning to full health. The team is prioritizing Wembanyamas long-term health, and the game will take place at Crypto.com Arena at nine PM.

Tony Dokoupil, a familiar face on CBS Mornings, is set to become the new anchor for CBS Evening News, starting January fifth. This move aims to revitalize the networks flagship evening broadcast, which has faced stiff competition. Dokoupil, known for his commitment to traditional journalistic values, will take over from John Dickerson and Maurice DuBois, appointed by Bari Weiss, the founder of The Free Press and CBS News editor-in-chief. Despite the challenge of ranking third in ratings, Dokoupil is dedicated to delivering the plain truth to viewers, aiming to reconnect with an audience that has lost faith in media institutions.