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Dallas Stars triumph over San Jose Sharks in a high-scoring match, with Wyatt Johnston and Roope Hintz leading the way. Despite a strong performance from the Sharks, the Stars secure a five to three victory, setting the stage for their next game against Anaheim.

President Trump suspends green card lottery program following Brown University and MIT shootings, as suspect was a Portuguese national who obtained legal permanent residence in 2017. The diversity visa program, which offers up to 50,000 green cards annually, is now under review. The move is expected to face legal challenges, as the lottery was established by Congress. The President has historically opposed this program and has aimed to limit or eliminate various paths to legal immigration.

Marion Thomas, CEO of Blessed Angels Senior Center, overcame adversity to find purpose. Losing her father at 14, she faced financial hardship, missing out on childhood activities. Despite severe pain from a herniated disc, she was told she might never work again. At her lowest, she was on 14 medications and depressed. A turning point came when she volunteered at a food pantry, leading her to open Blessed Angels Senior Center, providing meals and essential items to families. Her prescription for life: faith, service, and staying busy.

The Dallas Mavericks triumphed over the Detroit Pistons in overtime, 116-114, after blowing an 18-point lead. Cooper Flagg scored 23 points and 10 rebounds, while Anthony Davis secured the win with a game-winning dunk. Despite their 11-18 record, the Mavericks have won 6 of their last 8 games. Cade Cunningham had a triple-double for the Pistons, but they lost, dropping to 21-6. The Pistons face Charlotte on Saturday, while the Mavericks visit Philadelphia.

James Talarico and Bobby Pulido, U.S. Senate and Congressional hopefuls respectively, have formed an early alliance in South Texas, aiming to attract Latino voters who supported Trump. Talarico, a state representative from Austin, and Pulido, a Tejano music star, praised each others bipartisan appeal. Talaricos second visit to the Rio Grande Valley generated excitement, while Pulido campaigns to flip Texass fifteenth Congressional District back to the Democrats. Meanwhile, Talaricos opponent, Jasmine Crockett, faces scrutiny over comments about Latino voters, which she clarified as highlighting shared struggles between Black and Brown communities. A new poll shows Talarico trailing Crockett by eight points, with lower name recognition.

The New Orleans Pelicans staged an astonishing comeback, defeating the Houston Rockets 133-128 in overtime. Saddiq Bey led the charge, scoring 29 points, including 21 after halftime. The Pelicans overcame a 25-point deficit in the third quarter, thrilling fans with their resilience. Despite Kevin Durants strong performance for the Rockets, the Pelicans chipped away at the lead, with Trey Murphy, Herb Jones, and rookie Derik Queen contributing significantly. The game went to overtime after a missed free throw, and Bey secured the victory with two free throws, marking the Pelicans third consecutive win.

The San Antonio Spurs secured a dominant victory over the Washington Wizards, with a standout performance from the Slash Brothers Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper. Castle contributed seventeen points and six assists, while Harper led the team in scoring with twenty-four points. Victor Wembanyama returned to the home court, contributing fifteen points, eight rebounds, four assists, and four blocks in limited playing time. Jeremy Sochan also made a comeback, showcasing his defensive skills in the second half.

Dallas Cowboys cornerback DaRon Bland may undergo foot surgery, potentially ending his season. Hes already missed ten games due to a stress fracture in his left foot. Bland, 26, has also dealt with right foot discomfort this season. Meanwhile, the Cowboys are considering activating Trevon Diggs, who hasnt played since week six due to a concussion and knee issues. The team must navigate these injuries to keep their playoff hopes alive.

Westwood Square Neighborhoods Holiday Spirit Undeterred: Despite a stolen Christmas tree, the community rallied together, donating new decorations and a replacement tree, showcasing their resilience and unity.