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President Trump meets with European allies to discuss Ukraine conflict, as Ukraine and European nations hope a new peace plan can end the war with Russia. UK PM Starmer reaffirms support for Ukraine, while Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expresses optimism for the twenty-point plan. Officials emphasize the need for a united front between Europe, Ukraine, and the US to achieve conflict resolution.

The University of Michigan has dismissed head football coach Sherrone Moore due to an inappropriate relationship with a staff member, violating university policy. Biff Poggi has been appointed as the interim head coach. Moore, the first African American head coach, led the team to eight wins in his single season but was suspended for three games in two thousand twenty-five. The universitys swift action highlights its commitment to upholding policies and standards.

San Antonio man pleads guilty to aggravated assault against police officers, faces up to life in prison

Urgent: San Antonio Authorities Seek Help in Finding Missing Seven-Year-Old Girl, Mia

The House of Representatives has passed a significant defense policy bill, authorizing $900 billion for military programs. This includes a pay raise for service members and a major overhaul of how the Department of Defense buys weapons. The bill, known as the National Defense Authorization Act, usually receives strong bipartisan support and has been approved by the White House. However, it comes at a time of growing tension between Congress and the administration regarding military management. The bill calls for a 3.8% pay raise for many military personnel, improvements to housing and facilities on bases, and a compromise between political parties, cutting climate and diversity efforts while boosting congressional oversight of the Pentagon. It also includes provisions to cut the Defense Secretarys travel budget until unedited video of alleged drug boat strikes near Venezuela is provided to Congress. The bill now moves to the Senate, where leaders aim to pass it before the holiday break.

Deputy Darrell Ward, a Bexar County constable, survived a shooting during an eviction due to his bulletproof vest. The suspect opened fire as deputies entered the apartment. The incident sparked calls for improved protective equipment and training for deputy constables, with an initiative planned for 2026.

Michigan Fires Head Coach Sherrone Moore Over Inappropriate Relationship, Appoints Biff Poggi as Interim Coach Michigan has dismissed head football coach Sherrone Moore due to an inappropriate relationship with a staff member, marking the third coaching change in four years for the college football powerhouse. Moore, who led the Wolverines for two seasons, was suspended earlier this year for NCAA violations related to a sign-stealing scandal. The universitys athletic director, Warde Manuel, emphasized that such conduct is a clear violation of university policy. Biff Poggi will serve as the interim head coach, as Moores suspension extends to the teams season opener.

Customs and Border Protection is proposing a significant change for international travelers, including those from countries participating in the Visa Waiver Program. The proposal involves collecting five years of social media information, phone numbers, email addresses, and metadata from electronically submitted photos. Additionally, extensive family member information will be requested. The public has sixty days to comment on these proposed changes.

Unraveling a Potential Fraud Scandal in Maine: Alleged Misuse of Medicaid and PPP Funds In Maine, a significant story is unfolding around Doctor Abdullahi Ali, Executive Director of Gateway Community Services. A whistleblower accuses him of submitting false records for services never provided, leading to reimbursements from Maines Medicaid program and federal Paycheck Protection Program funds. Maine State Senator Matt Harrington calls for a criminal investigation, comparing it to bank robbery. Doctor Alis alleged scheme shares similarities with a massive pandemic relief fraud case in Minnesota. Kentucky Representative James Comer has launched an investigation. Requests for comments from Doctor Ali and Governor Janet Mills are pending.