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Howard Stern, the legendary radio host, has extended his contract with SiriusXM for three more years, ensuring his iconic show continues. After a playful August announcement, Stern confirmed his return, emphasizing his commitment to the show and his co-host, Robin Quivers. Joining Sirius in 2006, Sterns presence has been pivotal in the companys growth, despite a recent dip in subscribers. Fans can look forward to his unique interviews and candid conversations, with his return set for January 5th.

Romes New Subway Stations: A Blend of Modernity and History - Romes latest subway stations, including one near the Colosseum, showcase archaeological finds like ceramic vases and thermal bath parts. The Metro C line, after two decades of construction, offers a unique blend of modern engineering and historical preservation, passing under famous sites like Trajans Column and the Roman Forum.

San Antonios Neighborhood and Housing Services Department faces fraud, waste, and abuse allegations in a recent audit, revealing inefficient management and questionable employee actions. The departments director, Veronica Garcia, assures no financial harm but acknowledges implementing stricter policies and staff retraining to prevent future issues.

San Antonio police arrest a man, Jonathon Hendrickson, for abandoning a child, following a disagreement with the childs mother. The one-year-old was left in his care, but was found distressed upon the mothers return. Hendrickson is charged with abandoning a child and is awaiting bond details. This incident underscores the importance of responsible childcare and the legal consequences of neglect.

Tragic Accident: Nineteen-Year-Old Dies in San Antonio Apartment Shooting A nineteen-year-old man lost his life in a fatal shooting at San Antonios Tigoni Villas Apartments. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon while playing video games with friends. A gun, reportedly passed between them, discharged, resulting in the young mans death. The San Antonio Police Department is investigating the incident, with no further details or charges released yet.

Providence Schools See Increased Police Presence Following Brown University Shooting; Authorities Seek Publics Help in Identifying Suspect

Susie Wiles, Trumps chief of staff, criticizes Attorney General Bondis handling of Epstein case, defends Trumps aggressive approach, and reveals details about his leadership style and plans for Venezuela. She likens Trumps personality to a high-functioning alcoholic, offering a unique perspective on the current administration.

Manhunt Intensifies for Brown University Shooting Suspect; FBI Offers $50K Reward The FBI has joined the search for the alleged gunman responsible for a fatal mass shooting at Brown University, offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Two students were killed, and nine others were injured in the attack. The suspect is described as a male, approximately 58 with a stocky build, with no visible face in released footage. The victims, Ella Cook and Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov, were identified as a College Republicans vice president and a biochemistry/neuroscience major, respectively. Newly released footage shows someone in black near the shooting scene, and police urge the public to call a tip line. One victim has been released, while eight remain in critical but stable condition.

A driver, Paul Doyle, was sentenced to over twenty-one years in prison for ramming his minivan into a crowd of Liverpool soccer fans, injuring more than one hundred and thirty people. His actions, fueled by rage, were described as a two-minute horror, causing physical injuries and emotional trauma. Doyle pleaded guilty to thirty-one counts, including dangerous driving and attempting or causing grievous bodily harm. The judge dismissed Doyles claim of panic, stating he was reacting to the crowds reaction to his attack. This tragic event highlights the devastating consequences of unchecked anger.