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President Trumps executive order could reclassify cannabis, easing regulations and opening doors for growth in the industry. This shift could reduce tax burdens, facilitate research, and encourage financial institutions to support cannabis businesses.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection, in collaboration with Mexican law enforcement, launches a new initiative to apprehend wanted criminals along the U.S.-Mexico border. The Se Busca Información program encourages public participation through WhatsApp and a dedicated phone line, offering rewards for information leading to the capture of ten wanted individuals. The initiative aims to strengthen border security and foster international cooperation.

Instacart to Pay $60M in Refunds for Deceptive Practices; FTC Investigates Pricing Methods Instacart will refund $60 million to customers following allegations of deceptive advertising and pricing practices by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The company was accused of misleading customers about free deliveries, service fees, and membership fees for its Instacart Plus program. Additionally, the FTC found that Instacarts one hundred percent satisfaction guarantee did not always result in full refunds for issues like late deliveries or unprofessional service. This settlement comes as the FTC investigates Instacarts pricing methods, with concerns that artificial intelligence might be used to increase costs for consumers. Instacart denies wrongdoing and maintains its commitment to transparency and affordability.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee pardons Grammy-nominated country music star Jelly Roll, marking the end of his past legal troubles. The pardon, part of a larger clemency initiative, was recommended by the Tennessee Board of Parole following a public hearing. Jelly Rolls rehabilitation and community advocacy were highlighted during the hearing. His music often reflects themes of redemption and recovery, drawn from his own experiences within the criminal justice system. The pardon restores certain rights and eases travel restrictions, recognizing his personal growth and contributions to society.

Texas A&M University System updates academic course policy, clarifying restrictions on race, gender, and sexual orientation topics. Faculty members express concerns about interpretation and enforcement, with some viewing it as censorship. The policy change follows a controversy involving a secret recording of a professor discussing gender identity in a childrens literature class.

Miami Dade College secures prime real estate for Trumps presidential library, following a judges dismissal of a lawsuit challenging the colleges decision. The colleges board redid the vote on the land transfer during a public meeting, leading to Judge Mavel Ruizs ruling in favor of the college. The property, valued at over sixty-seven million dollars, will be used for the future library, as stated by Eric Trump.

Authorities in Providence, Rhode Island, have identified a person of interest in the deadly Brown University shooting, marking a significant development in the investigation. Two students were killed, and nine others were injured in the tragic incident. The search for the individual continues, with authorities urging anyone with information to come forward.

Atascosa County Sheriff’s Office vehicle struck during traffic stop, no injuries reported. Dramatic bodycam footage captures the incident on State Highway Sixteen. Two deputies and a driver were on the side of the road when the truck hit the patrol car. The impact caused one deputy to fall down a hill. The truck driver lost control after the initial impact. Texas Department of Public Safety investigating the crash.

President Trumps Warrior Dividend of $1,776 for military personnel, initially presented as a tariff-funded Christmas bonus, was actually sourced from a congressionally approved housing supplement. The clarification reveals the intricacies of government funding and the significance of understanding the true origins of substantial disbursements.